TCL is a budget brand TV manufacturer that offers affordable TVs with good and very good performance. TCL’s latest 6-Series is their premium based lineup and falls into the “very good” category for the level of performance and features it offers at its price point.
Quantum P-Series
Vizio’s P-Series has been a stand-out performer with their 4K TV lineup’s over the past few years, and with each model year, Vizio has continued to improve on this ever popular series and is poised to deliver the best P-Series yet with this year’s 2018 lineup.
LG’s premium models for the US market are arriving at your local and online retailers. For 2018, LG will offer nine OLED models and seven Super UHD LED models. The OLED displays will consist of the W8, E8, C8 and B8 series, while the Super UHD models will offer the SK9500, SK9000 and SK8000 series.
Sony hasn’t released much for this year’s 4K TV lineup and only has three new models currently available. These new displays consists of the A8F (A8F Series), X900F (XBR X900F Series) and X850F (XBR X850F Series).
Samsung recently had its official unveiling of its new 2018 TV product lineup. This year’s models will be spread across 9 series and feature the flagship QLED TV models and an expanded lineup of UHD, Premium UHD and Ultra-Large Screen TVs.
In my article 4K Ultra HD TV Explained, I spoke about available 4K content providers that included Netflix, Sony and YouTube. Well, a lot has changed since then, and today there are many more options available for 4K content. So I felt now was a good time to do a *2017 update on this article.
XBR930E
Sony Electronics recently released info for its new premium XBR 4K HDR UHD TVs for 2017. This lineup will consists of the XBR-X800E, XBR-X850E, XBR-X900E and the XBR-X930E/XBR-X940E series. All models available now.
2016 came and went as quickly as any other year in recent past. And now that we’ve kicked off a brand new year, it’s time for me to look back and reflect on which TVs delivered the best performance (picture quality).
OLED televisions are continuing to gain momentum as Sony is jumping into the OLED market, and introduced the Bravia A1E Series at CES 2017 in Las Vegas. This new lineup of slim 4K HDR OLED TVs will be available in 55″, 65″ and 77″ screen sizes. No pricing or release date info available at this time.
Recent research from the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) has revealed that 4K TV sales are poised for 40% annual growth as the Ultra HD market continues to expand.