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The four best TVs of 2026: a buyer's guide to picture quality, performance, and value

By

Tim Biggs

10h ago· 8 min readenReview

Summary

A buying guide comparing the best TVs of 2026, focusing on picture quality (brightness, color, contrast), compatibility (formats and inputs), and performance (gaming, processing). It notes that OLED and LCD technologies have converged in price and capabilities due to innovations like micro-LED and RGB backlit displays, with the premium mid-range offering the best value due to intense competition.

Source

bskyThe four best TVs of 2026: a buyer's guide to picture quality, performance, and valuetheage.com.au

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Telling one large, black rectangle from another isn't always easy when looking for your next TV.
But at the core of it all, the basics remain the same: picture quality (brightness, colour, contrast), compatibility (formats and inputs) and performance (gaming, processing).
It used to be that OLED was considered the premium option, while LCD cost less, but new technologies (micro-LED, RGB backlit) have brought them much closer in price and capabilities.
Competition is extremely high in the premium mid-range, and that's where you'll find the best value.
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Competition is extremely high in the premium mid-range, and that’s where you’ll find the best value.

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