Updated Nov 5, 2026
Which is the best TV for you?
59 segments with the best by specs, the median price and what changed.
The highest rated today
No model is below the 30-day median today; these are the highest rated.
General overviews
4 panoramasOverview of new TVs
Price and score by brand, by size and by range, and what each score point costs.
315 models
mediana $648
Score 8.7
$70 a $17,112
When the TV drops in price
What each week of collection showed and what is below the median today.
TVs released in 2026
The newest models for sale, the price for each year and whether it’s worth paying more for the new model.
What is the best TV brand?
Average rating, median price and each brand’s best model.
Overview by price range
22 panoramasHow many models fit your budget: each "up to $X" range with the median price, the score and the versions.
TVs up to $150
Price up to $150
15 models
mediana $110
$70 a $150
TVs up to $200
Price up to $200
38 models
mediana $170
$70 a $200
TVs up to $250
Price up to $250
56 models
mediana $190
Score 8.8
$70 a $250
TVs up to $300
Price up to $300
69 models
mediana $200
Score 8.5
$70 a $300
TVs up to $350
Price up to $350
89 models
mediana $225
Score 8.3
$70 a $350
TVs up to $400
Price up to $400
106 models
mediana $249
Score 8.3
$70 a $400
TVs up to $500
Price up to $500
134 models
mediana $300
Score 8.3
$70 a $500
TVs up to $550
Price up to $550
145 models
mediana $316
Score 8.4
$70 a $550
TVs up to $600
Price up to $600
154 models
mediana $330
Score 8.7
$70 a $600
TVs up to $650
Price up to $650
161 models
mediana $340
Score 8.7
$70 a $650
TVs up to $700
Price up to $700
174 models
mediana $350
Score 8.8
$70 a $700
TVs up to $800
Price up to $800
193 models
mediana $398
Score 8.8
$70 a $800
TVs up to $900
Price up to $900
209 models
mediana $400
Score 8.8
$70 a $900
TVs up to $1,000
Price up to $1,000
225 models
mediana $430
Score 8.8
$70 a $1,000
TVs up to $1,400
Price up to $1,400
262 models
mediana $500
Score 8.7
$70 a $1,400
TVs up to $1,500
Price up to $1,500
269 models
mediana $510
Score 8.7
$70 a $1,500
TVs up to $2,000
Price up to $2,000
293 models
mediana $580
Score 8.7
$70 a $1,998
TVs up to $2,500
Price up to $2,500
302 models
mediana $600
Score 8.7
$70 a $2,498
TVs up to $3,000
Price up to $3,000
306 models
mediana $600
Score 8.7
$70 a $3,000
TVs up to $3,500
Price up to $3,500
310 models
mediana $627
Score 8.7
$70 a $3,498
TVs up to $5,000
Price up to $5,000
313 models
mediana $630
Score 8.7
$70 a $4,998
TVs over $2,000
Price over $2,000
22 models
mediana $2,899
Score 8.3
$2,100 a $17,112
Overview by size
6 panoramasFrom 32 to over 77 inches: how many models there are at each screen size, what they cost and what score they get.
TVs up to 32 inches
up to 32 inches
34 models
mediana $180
$70 a $1,099
TVs from 40 to 43 inches
from 40 to 43 inches
41 models
mediana $280
Score 8.2
$110 a $798
TVs from 50 to 55 inches
from 50 to 55 inches
80 models
mediana $464
Score 8.6
$190 a $1,998
TVs from 58 to 65 inches
from 58 to 65 inches
56 models
mediana $798
Score 8.7
$300 a $4,998
TVs from 70 to 75 inches
from 70 to 75 inches
45 models
mediana $900
Score 8.8
$450 a $3,649
TVs of 77 inches or more
of 77 inches or more
59 models
mediana $1,598
Score 8.7
$549 a $17,112
Overview by inches
4 panoramasThe most searched TV sizes, one per page: only models with exactly that screen, what they cost and how they’re rated.
32-inch TVs
with 32 inches
31 models
mediana $180
$80 a $1,099
43-inch TVs
with 43 inches
29 models
mediana $316
Score 8.2
$175 a $798
50-inch TVs
with 50 inches
30 models
mediana $399
Score 8.4
$190 a $1,098
55-inch TVs
with 55 inches
48 models
mediana $550
Score 8.7
$190 a $1,998
Overview by technology
4 panoramasOLED, Mini LED, QLED and regular LED: how many models there are with each panel, what they cost and what score they get.
OLED TVs
with an OLED or QD-OLED panel
26 models
mediana $1,639
Score 8.7
$898 a $3,498
Mini LED TVs
with a Mini LED panel
107 models
mediana $898
Score 8.8
$248 a $4,998
QLED, QNED and NanoCell TVs
with a QLED, QNED or NanoCell panel
95 models
mediana $470
Score 8.4
$108 a $17,112
TVs with a regular LED panel
with a regular LED panel
48 models
mediana $329
$70 a $2,298
Overview by use
5 panoramasMovies, gaming, sports, bedroom, big living room and simple use: each use becomes a spec sheet rule explained on the page, no opinions.
TVs for movies and shows
4K and an OLED, Mini LED or QLED panel
207 models
mediana $800
Score 8.7
$180 a $17,112
TVs for sports and action
4K and native 120 Hz
61 models
mediana $900
Score 8.8
$250 a $2,298
TVs for the bedroom and kitchen
Up to 43 inches
75 models
mediana $210
Score 8.2
$70 a $1,099
TVs for a big or bright room
70 inches or more and a premium panel
89 models
mediana $1,250
Score 8.8
$450 a $17,112
Simple, cheap TVs
Full HD or 4K, up to $2,000
268 models
mediana $600
Score 8.7
$90 a $1,998
Overview by system
3 panoramasGoogle TV, webOS, Tizen and Roku: how many models there are with each system, what they cost and what score they get.
TVs with Google TV or Android TV
with Google TV or Android TV
73 models
mediana $1,098
Score 8.9
$191 a $3,498
TVs with Tizen
with Tizen (Samsung)
60 models
mediana $870
Score 8.7
$110 a $17,112
TVs with Roku
with Roku
45 models
mediana $336
Score 8.6
$108 a $1,481
Overview by feature
3 panoramasNative 120 Hz, HDMI 2.1, Dolby Vision and 8K: how many models confirm each feature on the spec sheet, what they cost and what score they have.
TVs with native 120 Hz
with a native refresh rate of 120 Hz or more
61 models
mediana $900
Score 8.8
$250 a $2,298
TVs with Dolby Vision
with Dolby Vision confirmed
64 models
mediana $700
Score 8.8
$208 a $3,498
8K TVs
with 8K resolution
3 models
mediana $4,356
Score 8.3
$898 a $4,998
Overview by brand
11 panoramasPrice, score and what each brand has in each price range, using only the TVs from today’s catalog. Order: from the segment with the most models to the one with the fewest.
Samsung
65 models
mediana $898
Score 8.7
$110 a $17,112
TCL
51 models
mediana $530
Score 8.3
$180 a $2,298
Hisense
46 models
mediana $649
Score 8.8
$108 a $1,800
Sony
44 models
mediana $1,398
$298 a $3,498
LG
27 models
mediana $650
$180 a $3,000
Roku
20 models
mediana $293
Score 8.6
$120 a $1,150
Insignia
16 models
mediana $195
$70 a $630
Panasonic
14 models
mediana $435
Score 8.3
$200 a $1,100
Amazon
12 models
mediana $440
$160 a $2,100
Toshiba
9 models
mediana $548
Score 8.8
$180 a $998
Vizio
8 models
mediana $335
$225 a $900
Overview by by size and price range
18 panoramasTVs from 40 to 43 inches
2 price ranges with a page
41 models
TVs from 50 to 55 inches
6 price ranges with a page
80 models
TVs from 58 to 65 inches
4 price ranges with a page
56 models
TVs from 70 to 75 inches
2 price ranges with a page
45 models
TVs of 77 inches or more
4 price ranges with a page
59 models
Other overviews
7 panoramasUse and price range 1
- TVs for sports and action
By size and price range 6
- TVs from 40 to 43 inches
- TVs from 50 to 55 inches
- TVs from 70 to 75 inches
What’s in the overviews
- 59panoramas
- 22by price range
- 6by size
- 4by inches
- 4by technology
- 5by use
- 3by system
- 3by feature
- 11by brand
Each overview shows how many models there are, the median price, the spec score and what changed since the previous collection. Prices as of Nov 5, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an overview on the Radar?
It’s a page that sums up a segment of the catalog (a price range, a use, a brand) in numbers: how many models there are, the median price and the median spec score, what changed since the previous collection and how the segment compares to the whole catalog. Each model counts once, with the versions inside the card. Each number shows the collection date.
Why don’t some segments have a page?
A segment only becomes a page when it has enough models in the day’s catalog (from 3 to 10 models, depending on the segment): with fewer, the median and the chart say nothing. Left out today, with the number of models in parentheses: TVs for gaming (0), TVs with webOS (5), TVs with HDMI 2.1 (1), Philips (3). If the catalog gains models, the page is created in the next collection.
What happens when a segment loses models?
The page never turns into an error: the address stays live. If the segment falls below the minimum, the page gets a notice and stays indexable for a while; below the minimum minus two for three collections in a row, it leaves the search engine index (noindex) and returns when the segment recovers the minimum.
How often do the overviews change?
Every day, with each collection. The pages are generated again with the day’s catalog, and the "What changed" section compares with the previous collection. This edition is from November 5, 2026.
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Where the numbers come from
Lowest price seen for the product on Amazon.com, shipped to New York 10001, on the day it was read, before sales tax. Each overview uses only the TVs in the day’s catalog that meet the segment rule. The micro-indicator on each card shows the segment’s price range on a logarithmic scale of the whole catalog, with the median marked.
The overviews describe the Radar catalog, not the whole market, and the price is the one collected on the date shown.
Data from Nov 5, 2026.


