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Updated 6 Nov, 2026

What is the best TV brand in November 2026?

Ranking of 4 brands with price and rating from the 6 Nov 2026 check.

In November 2026, the brand with the best rating for the price in TVs is Samsung: average rating 8.8, median price of £529, among 85 models. Next come LG and TCL. The top pick from from Samsung today is Samsung QN80H 85″, at £449.

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The brands by rating axis

Median rating of each brand, overall and on each rating axis, with the price range of the models
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  1. score 8.9

    Samsung

    QN80H 85″

    85″Mini LED

    £449

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  2. score 8.8

    Samsung

    M70H 50″

    50″Mini LED

    £349

    No history yet · today

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  3. score 8.8

    Samsung

    M70H 55″

    55″Mini LED

    £399

    No history yet · today

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Today’s brand ranking

TVs brands in the 6 Nov 2026 check, from the best rating for the price to the lowest
PositionBrandModelsAverage ratingMedian priceBelow the normal price todayTop pick
1Samsung858.8£5290Samsung QN80H 85″, £449
2LG408.8£4390LG OLED55C65LA 55″, £1,199
3TCL448.5£4990TCL C7K 50″, £499
4Sony318.3£1,4990Sony XR38M2 65″, £1,199

Who each brand is for

1. Samsung

For those who want a price in the middle of the catalog; where it stands out most: from £400 to £600.

Pros

  • Average rating 8.8, above the catalog average (8.5).
  • One of the widest selections: 85 models today.
  • Higher rating than other TVs at the same price.

Cons

  • No model below the normal price today.

Top pick: Samsung QN80H 85″, at £449, rating 8.9.

All Samsung TVs · Samsung or TCL? · Samsung or LG?

2. LG

For those who want a price in the middle of the catalog; where it stands out most: over £1,100.

Pros

  • One of the widest selections: 40 models today.
  • Higher rating than other TVs at the same price.

Cons

  • No model below the normal price today.

Top pick: LG OLED55C65LA 55″, at £1,199, rating 8.8.

All LG TVs · Samsung or LG? · TCL or LG?

3. TCL

For those who want a price in the middle of the catalog; where it stands out most: over £1,100.

Pros

  • One of the widest selections: 44 models today.

Cons

  • Lower rating than other TVs at the same price.
  • No model below the normal price today.

Top pick: TCL C7K 50″, at £499, rating 8.8.

All TCL TVs · Samsung or TCL? · TCL or LG?

4. Sony

For those who can spend more.

Cons

  • Median price of £1,499, above the catalog (£469).
  • Lower rating than other TVs at the same price.
  • No model below the normal price today.

Top pick: Sony XR38M2 65″, at £1,199, rating 8.5.

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Price and rating of each of the brand’s models, from today’s check.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best TV brand?

In November 2026, the brand with the best rating for the price in TVs is Samsung: average rating 8.8, median price of £529, among 85 models. Next come LG and TCL. The top pick from from Samsung today is Samsung QN80H 85″, at £449.

Which TV brand has the most models?

Samsung, with 85 models in the 6 Nov 2026 check. Next comes TCL, with 44 models.

Which TV brand is cheaper?

By median price, LG: £439. Its cheapest model today is LG LB650B6LA 32″, at £159.

How often does this ranking change?

Every day, with each price check. This edition is from 6 November 2026.

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Where the numbers come from

Brands with 3 or more models with a price and a rating in the day’s check are included. Average rating and median price use all of the brand’s models. The order compares each model’s rating with the median rating of models in the same price range and averages it by brand. The top pick is the brand’s model that beats that rating by the most in its range.

Prices change without notice and the final amount is the one in the store. The rating comes from each model’s spec sheet; the brand does not count.

Data from 6 Nov 2026.