LG 55G2 Review
LG's G2 series Google-powered TV offers some interface refinements and a slick remote, even if image quality lags behind others in this price range.
LG 47G2 Review
While picture quality lags behind others at this price point LG's Google-powered G2 series offers some interface refinements and a slick remote.
Vizio E470i-A0 Review
A bright picture, vivid colors and slim design make Vizio’s E470i a solid value, but it is this set’s excellent Smart TV platform that helps it rise above the competition. Though its smart dimming feature doesn’t work well and there are motion blur issues, it’s still a great deal at $600.
Panasonic Viera TC-L50EM60 Review
The Panasonic EM60’s trim bezel and approachable price point are alluring, but its overall picture performance left us feeling a little disappointed.
Sony Bravia KDL-47W802A Review
Sony’s W802 series sits just below its top-tier sets, offering a full suite of apps, plenty of image processing, and a bright picture. But troubles with judder on Blu-ray discs have us scratching our heads.
Samsung UN55ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN50ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN65ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN60ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN32ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN40ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Samsung UN46ES6500 Review
Samsung’s ES6500 series televisions delivers good looks and a bright picture that plays nicely even in well-light environments, for a reasonable price.
Toshiba 39L2300U review
Toshiba’s 39L2300U promises acres of screen for an almost unbelievable price, but a lack of polish in the interface and major shortcomings in display quality make it less of a bargain.
Panasonic Viera TC-P50ST60 review
If you’re looking for an attractive, reasonably-priced TV with the best possible picture quality and the least gimmicky stuff getting in the way, the ST60 is the best pick out there. Go buy it. Now.
Panasonic Viera TC-P55ST60 review
If you’re looking for an attractive, reasonably-priced TV with the best possible picture quality and the least gimmicky stuff getting in the way, the ST60 is the best pick out there. Go buy it. Now.
Panasonic TC-P60ST60 review
If you’re looking for an attractive, reasonably-priced TV with the best possible picture quality and the least gimmicky stuff getting in the way, the ST60 is the best pick out there. Go buy it. Now.
Sony Bravia KDL-46HX750 Review
Sony's HX750 doesn't carry the pedigree of its predecessors, but with prices on the series dropping, it's worth taking into consideration.
LG 39LN5300 Review
LG's LN5300 series TV isn't big on features, but makes up for it with a sharp picture supported by excellent color reproduction, solid black levels and an approachable price.
Vizio E420i-A0 Review
A bright picture, vivid colors and slim design make Vizio’s E420i a solid value, but it is this set’s excellent Smart TV platform that helps it rise above the competition. Though its smart dimming feature doesn’t work well and there are motion blur issues, it’s still a great deal at $500.
Sony Bravia KDL-40R450A Review
For the premium price Sony demands for its TVs, we expect premium performance. But while Sony does pack the R45 with features and enough guts for a premium image, its poor off-axis performance and always-on motion-smoothing features had us
perturbed.
Hisense 55T710DW Review
Hisense’s 55T710DW appears to offer a lot for the money with a 55-inch screen, 1080p resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, rich color, 3D capability and Smart TV platform. Unfortunately, watching anything but Blu-ray discs can be a bit of a gamble when it comes to picture quality.
Panasonic Viera TC-L39EM60 Review
The Panasonic EM60’s trim bezel and approachable price point are alluring, but its overall picture performance left us feeling a little disappointed.
Sharp Aquos LC-60LE650U Review
With a street price of about $1100, Sharp’s 60-inch LE650 is one of the best values in large-screen televisions on the market. Its picture quality isn’t outstanding, but it still beats the pants off the no-name brands, and is about as user friendly as a TV can get.
Sony Bravia KDL-55W802A Review
Sony’s W802 series sits just below its top-tier sets, offering a full suite of apps, plenty of image processing, and a bright picture. But troubles with judder on Blu-ray discs have us scratching our heads.
Toshiba 50L2300U review
Toshiba’s 50L2300U promises acres of screen for an almost unbelievable price, but a lack of polish in the interface and major shortcomings in display quality make it less of a bargain.
LG 55LA8600 Review
While LG’s LA8600 won’t doesn’t pass videophile muster, it’s got what it takes to thrill average viewers with a colorful, bright picture and near bezel-free design.
Samsung UN55F8000 review
Each model in the F8000 series is a stunner capable of dishing out excellent black levels and smooth video resolution. Samsung's penchant for design can't be overlooked, either.
Samsung UN46FH6030 review
Samsung’s brilliant internal processing creates a gorgeous picture, but unfortunately, the TV’s cheap panel relegates the experience to only one location in the house: front and center.
Panasonic TC-P65ST60 review
If you’re looking for an attractive, reasonably-priced TV with the best possible picture quality and the least gimmicky stuff getting in the way, the ST60 is the best pick out there. Go buy it. Now.
Samsung PN51F5500 review
Plasma may be on its way out, but it still offers the best picture quality available until OLED comes down to a price that mere mortals can afford. Samsung’s F5500 offers a ton of features at a suspiciously low price, making it an attractive option this holiday.
Panasonic TC-65AX900 review
It’s not plasma, but Panasonic’s AX900 is a $7,100 TV that’s so exclusive you have to special order it. Find out how Panasonic did.
Vizio P652ui-B2 4K Ultra HD TV review
The P-Series offers plenty of bang for your buck, though, you're going to have to put some serious effort into adjusting your TV's initial color settings if you plan to make the most of it.
LG 65EG9600 4K OLED TV review
LG’s EG9600 series is the finest OLED TV we’ve seen yet, and though they still beg a pretty penny, they’re the least costly so far.
Panasonic TC-50CX600U 4K TV review
Panasonic jumps into the world of affordable 4K Ultra HD TVs with the bright and feature-packed TC-CX600u, but when the price is this low, there are always some sacrifices to be made.
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Denison specializes in 4K TV reviews and 8K TV reviews as well as related TV technologies such as OLED, QLED, micro-LED, HDR, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. Denison also has extensive experience in consumer audio with an affinity for turntables and vinyl records as well as headphones.