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If having a TV that bright sounds like it’s more trouble than it’s worth, you can step down to the Quantum (sans X), which gets you the same screen size and drops the peak brightness to 1,000 nits. That’s still enough for HDR content, but it won’t “pop” quite as much as the brighter display. Rounding out the lineup are the M-Series and V-Series. The former is available in sizes ranging from 43 inches to 65 inches with 90 dimming zones, while the latter ranges from 40 to 75 inches and has 16 zones.

With that in mind, if none of the above TVs in your price bracket tickled your fancy, we’d suggest checking out our extensive list of the best 4K TV deals, before rushing to enter into a high-interest arrangement with Dell.

The Samsung Q70 uses an identical smart platform to the other models in the QLED range, based around the Tizen-powered operating system. So you get the same launcher bar along the bottom as seen in previous years, and the useful second layer that provides easy access to other content (a feature that LG has copied on webOS this year).

According to Lei Jun, CEO of Xiaomi, “I still remember that on September 5, 2013, we released the first generation of Xiaomi TV. At that time, I did not expect that in such a mature and fully competitive industry, Xiaomi, as a beginner in TV manufacturing, climbed to the top of Chinese market in just over five years.”

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The A9 features a 6.3 inch display, 128GB of internal storage, four rear cameras, 6GB of RAM, and a 3800mAh battery. It has a single SIM card slot, but support for a microSD card.

Samsung 43-inch Class LED The Frame Series 2160p Smart 4K UHD TV — $1,099.99 (list price $1,199.99)

If you want a bright, dazzling QLED screen to light up your home – or a solid budget option like the NU7100 – Samsung is your best bet. If you really want the most impressive picture quality out there, regardless of price, nothing currently beats LG’s OLED panels for color and contrast (see: LG’s C9 OLED).

Moving on to HDR performance, LG showcased a highlight reel of glossy imagery featuring colorful liquids, glasses, and dripping honey. While performance was similarly strong on both displays, the SM9500 offered just a bit more punch in its highlights without losing detail, particularly on the shining portions of the glass. It wasn’t a night and day difference, mind you, but the NanoCell did seem to edge out the QLED’s brightness here.

On the software front, the 49UK6300PUE can be used with a host of different virtual assistants, like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, as well as LG’s own Intelligent Voice Recognition, which can handle a slew of different commands, such as:

Truly, the P-Series Quantum 4K LCD HDR TV editions are among the best 4K HDR LCD TV’s we’ve ever seen so far. This applied in 2018 and even now in 2019 with new models coming out as competitors, this opinion of ours still holds pretty firm.

OLED TVs from LG and Sony can achieve perfect blacks, since each pixel is self-illuminating; LCD TVs have backlights that light up larger sections of the panel, which can make dark scenes a little hazy and overly gray.