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Best TVs of 2026: OLED and Mini-LED Picks

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LG C4 65-inch OLED TV is our top pick if you want a superb all-round TV for films and next-gen consoles. Best oled alternative: the Samsung S90D 65-inch OLED TV.

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Our picks at a glance

  1. Best overall LG C4 65-inch OLED TV Best for movies and gaming
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  2. Best OLED alternative Samsung S90D 65-inch OLED TV Best for bright OLED picture
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  3. Best for bright rooms TCL QM8 65-inch Mini-LED TV Best for sunny living rooms
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  4. Best value Hisense U8 65-inch Mini-LED TV Best for big screen on a budget
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Comparison table

FeatureLG C4 65-inch OLED TVBest overallSamsung S90D 65-inch OLED TVBest OLED alternativeTCL QM8 65-inch Mini-LED TVBest for bright roomsHisense U8 65-inch Mini-LED TVBest value
VerdictBuyBuyBuyBuy
Best forMovies and gamingBright OLED pictureSunny living roomsBig screen on a budget
Key featureOLED with 144 Hz gamingVivid OLED with good brightnessVery high brightnessBright Mini-LED for less
Typical price$1,500–$2,200$1,400–$2,000$900–$1,300$800–$1,200
PanelOLED———
Refresh rateUp to 144 Hz———
HDMI 2.14 ports———
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9.1/10 research score

1Best overallBuy

LG C4 65-inch OLED TV

OLED with 144 Hz gaming. Our pick for movies and gaming.

Buy it if
You want a superb all-round TV for films and next-gen consoles.
Skip it if
Your room is very bright with direct sun; a Mini-LED will look punchier.

Pros

  • Perfect blacks and contrast
  • Excellent for gaming
  • Four HDMI 2.1 ports

Cons

  • Not as bright as Mini-LED
  • Premium price
Key specifications
Panel
OLED
Refresh rate
Up to 144 Hz
HDMI 2.1
4 ports
Check current price Paid linkRead the full reviewTypically $1,500–$2,200

8.9/10 research score

2Best OLED alternativeBuy

Samsung S90D 65-inch OLED TV

Vivid OLED with good brightness. Our pick for bright OLED picture.

Buy it if
You want OLED contrast with a bright, punchy picture.
Skip it if
You want Dolby Vision; Samsung uses HDR10+ instead.

Pros

  • Bright for an OLED
  • Great for gaming
  • Slim design

Cons

  • No Dolby Vision
  • Panel type can vary by size
Check current price Paid linkTypically $1,400–$2,000

8.4/10 research score

3Best for bright roomsBuy

TCL QM8 65-inch Mini-LED TV

Very high brightness. Our pick for sunny living rooms.

Buy it if
You watch in a bright room or want a big screen for the money.
Skip it if
You watch mostly in the dark and want perfect blacks.

Pros

  • Extremely bright
  • Strong value at large sizes
  • Good for sport

Cons

  • Some blooming around bright objects
  • Viewing angles narrower than OLED
Check current price Paid linkTypically $900–$1,300

8.2/10 research score

4Best valueBuy

Hisense U8 65-inch Mini-LED TV

Bright Mini-LED for less. Our pick for big screen on a budget.

Buy it if
You want a bright, big 4K TV without OLED prices.
Skip it if
Motion processing and software polish matter a lot to you.

Pros

  • Bright HDR
  • Gaming features
  • Great value

Cons

  • Software less polished
  • Blooming in dark scenes
Check current price Paid linkTypically $800–$1,200

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How we chose

The best TVs for movies, sport and gaming, compared on picture quality, brightness, gaming features and value. We compared specifications, manufacturer documentation, warranty terms and typical prices, then gave every product a clear verdict with the people who should skip it.

What to look for in tvs

  • OLED gives perfect blacks and the best picture in dim rooms; Mini-LED gets brighter for sunny rooms.
  • Gamers should look for 4K at 120 Hz or more, VRR and HDMI 2.1 ports.
  • Size: for 4K, sit roughly 1–1.5 times the screen diagonal away.

Frequently asked questions

OLED or Mini-LED?

OLED for contrast and dark-room movies; Mini-LED for bright rooms and lower prices at large sizes.

Is burn-in a problem on OLED?

Modern OLEDs have several protections. Mixed viewing is fine; static channel logos all day for years carry some risk.

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