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The best TVs of 2026

Femke11 JANUARY 2026
A living room with a large black TV on a blue wall, a white cabinet, and plants in pots.

You no longer use your television just for TV programmes or movies. It’s also essential for binging Netflix or watching Disney+ documentaries. A good TV is equally important for gamers or a home-cinema set-up. In short: a quality TV matters. Here you’ll find the 10 best TVs of the moment, in random order.

What is the best TV?

A Samsung OLED 4K S95D 2024 television sits on a black stand, displaying a dynamic abstract image of purple and white hues.

The best television for you largely depends on what you value and what suits your space. Consider the size of your new TV: a 32-inch TV works well in a small bedroom, while a spacious living room is better served by 55 inches or larger. Resolution determines sharpness; for instance, a 4K TV shows plenty of detail. The processor is the TV’s brain, controlling everything. A smart processor ensures smooth, stutter-free images which is crucial for fast-paced action movies or games. A high refresh rate helps here: the more hertz, the better. Finally, panel technology matters: LED TVs are affordable and bright, QLED delivers realistic colours, and OLED offers impressive contrast.

Which TV suits you?

Philips 65PUS8000 (2025)

A Philips Ambilight TV displays a colorful underwater image featuring a mermaid and offers 4K Ultra HD, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos.

The Philips 65PUS8000 combines a 65-inch 4K UHD LED display with unique Ambilight technology, which makes the image feel larger and the experience more immersive. With HDR10+ support and 4K resolution, you’ll enjoy vivid colours and deep contrast. The Pixel Precise Ultra HD engine on this Philips TV optimises every frame for smooth motion during your favourite movies and series. Dolby Atmos and DTS:X further enhance the TV’s sound. With Titan OS you get access to a wide range of apps and streaming services, and you can control this Ambilight TV easily with Google Assistant.

Pros and cons:
+ Ambilight for an immersive viewing experience.
+ HDR10+ and 4K for razor-sharp images.
+ Titan OS and voice control for hands-free searching.
– Less energy efficient when viewing HDR content.

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Samsung Crystal UHD U8000F (2025)

A Samsung Crystal UHD TV with a purple background, 5-year manufacturer’s warranty, and a “Made for NL” label in the top left corner of the screen.

The Samsung Crystal UHD U8000F is an impressive 75-inch TV with 4K resolution. The Crystal Processor 4K delivers sharp, clear images. The TV supports HDR and has a slim design that suits any interior. With the Tizen operating system, you have access to various apps and streaming services, while Samsung Knox security keeps the TV well protected. Done watching? Switch on Ambient Mode to display artworks, making this Samsung TV a stylish addition to your home.

Pros and cons:
+ Large 75-inch screen for a cinematic experience.
+ Crystal Processor 4K for sharp images.
+ Ambient Mode to display art on your TV.
– At 75 inches, less suitable for small living rooms.

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LG 65UA75006LA (2025)

An LG UHD AI television from 2025, model UA75, displays colorful spheres on the screen and has a “NEW” label in the top right corner.

The LG 65UA75006LA is a 65-inch TV with 4K resolution and HDR10 Pro support for crisp, detailed images. Combined with HLG Pro and Dolby Vision, this LG TV turns your living room into a cinema. The α7 AI Processor 4K Gen8 upscales all content to 4K, even when the source is lower resolution. LG’s ThinQ AI is on board: AI Sound automatically adjusts audio to what you’re watching on this 65-inch LG TV. The webOS platform offers an intuitive interface and access to popular streaming services.

Pros and cons:
+ HDR10 Pro support for sharp images.
+ webOS platform with broad app support.
+ AI Sound for optimised audio.
– Lower refresh rate for gaming.

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TCL 65T69C Qled Google TV (2025)

A 65-inch TCL QLED TV displays a blue flower, with Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision, AiPQ Processor, and Google TV logos on the left side of the screen.

The TCL 65T69C is a powerful and versatile QLED TV. With Google TV you can easily stream your favourite movies and series. Built-in Chromecast and Apple AirPlay 2 let you cast from your phone. Don’t feel like reaching for the remote? Use Google Assistant for voice control for your TCL TV. Once it’s on, QLED technology delivers vivid colours and deep contrast. With Dolby Vision, HDR10+ and Dolby Atmos support, pictures look more lifelike and audio is even better.

Pros and cons:
+ Google TV with voice control.
+ QLED for vibrant colours.
+ Supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and HDR10+.
– Energy class F is less sustainable.

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Sony 55XR8M25BP BRAVIA 8 II (2025)

A 2025 Sony BRAVIA 8 QD-OLED TV displays a scene from the Venom movie, featuring the Google TV logo and a promotion for Sony Pictures Core.

The Sony 55XR8M25BP BRAVIA 8 II is a QD-OLED TV that brings cinema into your home. Its Seamless Edge display showcases all your entertainment beautifully. This 55-inch TV uses an XR processor with AI to optimise picture and sound for a realistic experience. Pair it with a Sony soundbar and subwoofer for true home cinema. This Sony BRAVIA also supports Dolby Vision and HDR10. And it’s a true gaming TV: it’s optimised for PS5 for the best experience.

Pros and cons:
+ QD OLED for deep blacks.
+ Intelligent XR processor for superb optimisation.
+ Optimised gaming with PS5.
– Pricier than many alternatives.

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Hisense 55E71Q QLED 2025

A Hisense QLED 4K TV displays four football players in jerseys, a golden FIFA trophy, and the Dolby Vision-Atmos and Club World Cup 25 logos.

Looking for a smart TV to enjoy sports? The Hisense 55E71Q deserves a place in your set-up. Its 178-degree viewing angle lets you see the action clearly from almost anywhere, without sacrificing quality. This Hisense TV gives you 4K and QLED with Quantum Dot for vivid colours and sharp detail, great for all your entertainment. Through the VIDAA U5.0 OS you can access various apps and streaming services. The Hisense 55 inch TV also supports Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual X for a surround-sound experience at home.

Pros and cons:
+ QLED, HDR10 and Dolby Vision for vibrant colours.
+ Wide 178-degree viewing angle.
+ Dolby Atmos and DTS Virtual X for surround sound.
– Limited app selection in the VIDAA U5.0 store.

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Samsung Neo QLED QN74F (2025)

A Samsung Neo QLED TV with a colorful image, a "Made for NL" label, a 5-year manufacturer’s warranty, and a large Samsung logo in the top right corner.

The slim Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN74F combines AI power with premium picture. The NQ4 AI Gen2 processor intelligently adjusts settings to the content you’re watching. All images are upscaled to 4K, while Quantum Mini LED delivers precise contrast. This Neo QLED is also great for gaming, with a refresh rate up to 144 hertz and AI Auto Game Mode that tunes the picture to your game. Of course, One UI Tizen is present for all your content and Knox security.

Pros and cons:
+ Powerful NQ4 AI Gen2 processor for optimal performance.
+ 144 Hz refresh rate for gaming.
+ Personalised TV experience with One UI Tizen.
– No Dolby Atmos support for surround sound.

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LG 65QNED70A (2025)

An LG QNED AI television from 2025, model QNED70, displays a colorful abstract painting with a "NEW" label in the top right corner of the screen.

The LG 65QNED70A is a colourful 4K TV with QNED technology. Quantum Dot plus NanoCell deliver vibrant colours and sharp detail. The alpha 7 AI Processor Gen8 upscales everything to 4K, even lower-resolution sources. Elevate your experience with the AI Magic Remote: with a click or voice command, it finds what you’re looking for. All your media is on the familiar webOS platform, enhanced by built-in AI audio technology.

Pros and cons:
+ QNED technology for vibrant colours.
+ Powerful alpha 7 AI Processor Gen8.
+ AI Magic Remote for easy navigation.
– Less suitable for gaming due to lower refresh rate.

View LG 65QNED70A

TCL 55C7K (2025)

A TCL 55" QD-MiniLED TV displays a green elegant butterfly, featuring 4K HDR 2600, Bang & Olufsen audio, and a 144Hz AiPQ Pro Processor.

Meet the TCL 55C7K, a TV that combines picture and sound prowess. This Mini LED TV blends the strengths of OLED and QLED-like characteristics with precise local dimming for accurate blacks and colours, helped by the AiPQ Pro Processor. Another highlight: this TCL 55 inch TV has Bang & Olufsen speakers for richer, more natural audio whether you’re watching movies and series or playing music. With a 144 Hz refresh rate, motion stays smooth – including during gaming.

Pros and cons:
+ QD Mini LED for better contrast and colour.
+ Bang & Olufsen speakers for richer sound.
+ Smooth motion with 144 Hz refresh rate.
– Advanced tech results in higher energy use.

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Sony 55XR55B Bravia 5 2025

A colourful TCL 58-inch 4K HDR Google TV stands on black legs. The screen displays vibrant abstract art with orange, yellow and purple tones.

Immerse yourself with the slim Sony 55XR55B Bravia 5. This 55-inch 4K TV with Mini LED backlight pulls you into the scene. For cinema-grade surround, it supports Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and HDR10. Acoustic Multi-Audio speakers are precisely positioned to match on-screen action. Powering it all is Sony’s trusted XR processor. With Google TV, you can access a wide range of apps and streaming services. Thanks to a 120 Hz refresh rate, this Sony TV also an excellent match for your PS5.

Pros and cons:
+ Slim design that fits seamlessly into your interior.
+ Cinema quality via Dolby Atmos, Dolby Vision and HDR10.
+ PS5 compatible.
– No HDR10+ support.

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The best TVs at MediaMarkt

A bowl of popcorn sits on a wooden table in front of a TV showing a vibrant city scene. A remote control is placed beside the bowl, ready for use.

The best TV is personal: you might want something compact, or the largest possible screen. Generally, the best TVs in 2025 are all smart TVs, offer high resolution (at least 4K), and are backed by powerful processors and smart AI features. Is your favourite among our top 10 of 2025?

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