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The article discusses the anticipation and considerations around upgrading to the new LG C6 OLED TV announced at CES 2026, highlighting its improved panel technology and the author's personal dilemma about upgrading from older models due to size and cost constraints.
The Samsung S90F OLED TV is highly recommended for its excellent brightness, color volume, and value, especially during Black Friday discounts, making it a top choice among mid-range OLEDs despite some limitations like lack of Dolby Vision and middling audio.
The Hisense U8QG and TCL QM8K are both high-end Mini-LED TVs from 2025, sharing similar features like Google TV and impressive brightness, but the U8QG offers better sound, slightly more HDMI 2.1 ports, and better overall performance, making it the preferred choice for most users, especially gamers and those seeking superior audio and color accuracy.
LG has unveiled its 2024 OLED TV lineup, featuring the LG G4 OLED evo TV with a 55-inch to 97-inch display, 144Hz refresh rate, and a11 chipset, while the LG G3 OLED boasts a 120Hz refresh rate and a9 processor with ATSC 3.0 tuner. The G4 offers superior picture and audio quality, gaming performance, and design, but comes at a higher price starting at $2,599, compared to the G3's $1,899. The G4 represents the cutting-edge of TVs with advanced features, while the G3 is a more affordable option with an ATSC 3.0 tuner.
When choosing between Samsung's OLED TV and Neo QLED TV, there are clear differences to consider. The OLED TV offers accurate shades of black and a 144Hz refresh rate for gaming, while the Neo QLED TV provides higher brightness levels and more size options. The decision ultimately depends on individual preferences, with the OLED TV being ideal for gaming enthusiasts and the Neo QLED TV being better suited for rooms with direct sunlight.