5 Best 4K TVs 2024: Top 5 Ultra HDTVs 2024

hi guys and welcome back to the how much Tech Channel most TVs sold these days have a 4K resolution except for a handful of 8K options since a lot of streaming content is in 4k it's beneficial to have a 4K TV because it doesn't have to upscale anything you have to consider many factors when looking for the best TV with a 4K resolution including where you'll watch it OLED models are ideal for watching content in dark rooms while LEDs get much brighter if you want to use them in a well-lit room choosing one TV over

the next can come down to personal preference and there's no Perfect Choice we've tested many TVs and here is our recommendation for the best 4K TVs you can buy all links to the products mentioned in this video are in the description below so if you're ready let's get [Music] started number five Samsung s90c OLED the best 4K TV we've tested is the the Samsung s90c OLED it's an incredible 4K TV that looks amazing in a dark room as bright highlights in HDR content stand out incredibly well with no distracting blooming or haloing around bright areas

of the scene its QD OLED panel has much brighter and more vibrant colors than the Wold panels found on TVs like the LG C2 OLED it runs Samsung's Tien OS smart interface which is easy to use and has a great selection of streaming apps and games unlike some other TVs the Samsung model doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR nor does it support Advanced DTS audio formats it does support Samsung's less widely used HDR 10 plus format which looks just as good as Dolby Vision the TV is also great for gaming thanks to its near instantaneous response

time so there's no noticeable ghosting behind fast moving objects its input lag is extremely low resulting in a very responsive gaming experience and it has a few great gaming features including variable refresh rate support to reduce screen tearing finally it supports up to 4K 144 Hertz on all four HDMI ports so you can take full advantage of the latest gaming consoles and graphics cards it's available in four sizes 55 65 77 and 83 in but the 83 in model uses a w panel number four Sony a 95k OLED if if you want the absolute best

TV for a basement home theater get the Sony a 95k OLED it's significantly more expensive than the Samsung s90c OLED but it's better for a home theater setup as it has wider format support than the Samsung TV and delivers a more accurate image overall especially in HDR compared to Samsung's HDR 10 plus format the a 95k supports the more popular Dolby Vision HDR so you'll enjoy the most advanced HDR experience possible from almost any Source Sony's processing does a better job following the content Creator's intent so the brightness and colors of HDR content look the

way they're supposed to it also supports more advanced audio formats than the Samsung like Dolby DTS X pass through over EC so you don't have to worry about the audio formats that your favorite movies use it displays an incredibly wide HDR color gamut and looks stunning in a dark room thanks to its nearly infinite contrast ratio delivering perfect blacks with no distracting blooming around bright areas of the screen it also gets very bright so HDR content stands out and colors are bright and vibrant it's only available in two sizes 55 and 65 in the a5k

is very expensive so if you want a Sony OLED specifically for its processing capabilities the Sony a80 l/ a80 OLED is much cheaper number three Sony x93 l if you're not in a completely dark room the benefits of the Samsung s9c OLED or Sony a 95k OLED are less noticeable so an LED TV like the Sony x93 l/ x93 CL might be a better choice this TV delivers excellent picture quality with deep blacks and very bright highlights that stand out the way the content creator intended it's a fantastic choice for a bright living room thanks

to its high peak brightness and superb reflection handling so glare isn't an issue it looks good in a dark room but it relies on a mini LED backlight to produce deep blacks so there's more noticeable blooming around bright objects than on the Samsung it's a great TV for any use it has a great selection of gaming features including HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on two of its four ports meaning you can enjoy 4K 120 HZ gaming from recent consoles or a recent PC GPU it also has an excellent response time and fantastic input lag for a very

responsive gaming experience it supports HDMI forum vrr and gsync so vrr works with any Source it's available in three sizes from a 65in size to a huge 85in model all sizes deliver incredible picture quality with an adequate viewing angle deep blacks and a wide color gamut for HDR content number two LGC 2 OLED if you want something cheaper than the Samsung s90c OLED the best upper mid-range TV we've tested is the LGC 2 OLED it's an incredible TV that delivers similar picture quality to the Samsung model it uses a different type of OLED panel that

delivers the same perfect blacks in a dark room but its colors aren't as bright and vibrant as those found on QD OLED TVs like the Samsung and HDR content doesn't stand out as well due to the LG's lower Peak brightness like the Samsung TVs the LG supports do Vision HDR which is more widely used than Samsung's competing HDR 10 plus it's available in a wider range of sizes from a small 42-in up to an impressive 83 in size it's a fantastic choice for gamers thanks to its wide range of gaming features like the Samsung TV

all four of its HDMI ports have HDMI 2.1 bandwidth all of which can do up to 4K 120 HZ it also has support for free sync HDMI forum vrr and g-sync variable refresh rate Technologies ensuring a nearly tear-free gaming experience from any vrr compatible Source plus it has nearly instantaneous response time and low input lag so it's truly a gaming standout number one hense u8k a cheaper mid-range option like the Hisense u8k is great if you want a TV with excellent value it's a great TV with impressive picture quality in dark and bright rooms it

comes with the easyto use Google TV as its smart platform and you can either watch apps directly on the TV or cast content from your phone while it doesn't deliver the same perfect black levels and black uniformity as the LG C2 OLED or the Samsung s90c OLED it displays deep blacks with an impressive mini LED local dimming feature with almost no blooming around bright objects it has surprisingly good image processing capabilities so movies and shows look good no matter their Source even if it isn't nearly as good as on the Sony TVs unlike the top

two TVs on this list this one supports both HDR 10 plus and Dolby Vision HDR formats so you can take full advantage of the content you're watching no matter which format it's in it also displays a wide range of colors in HDR and gets bright enough to make highlights pop and colors look Vivid it also has a great selection of gaming features including full vrr support to reduce tearing and it supports HDMI 2.1 bandwidth for up to 4K 144 HZ gaming but only on two of its four HDMI ports I hope you like this video

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