10 best gaming TVs

Review of the best according to the editorial board. On the selection criteria. This material is subjective and does not constitute advertising and does not serve as a purchase guide. Before buying, you need to consult with a specialist.

Modern TVs are largely so multifunctional that they are increasingly used for comfortable gaming even by sophisticated players, not to mention ordinary users who have bought a game console. However, for full-fledged gaming use, it is not the first TV that comes across, even a completely new one. The editors offer you a special review of the best TVs on the Russian market at the beginning of 2020, which meet the gaming requirements as much as possible, and at the same time are affordable in their class. When selecting participants, the editorial staff was guided by the analysis of technical characteristics on the portal https://rankquality.com/tv/.

How to choose a gaming TV

To begin with, we will briefly describe the main functions and characteristics that a TV should have in order to provide a gamer with a comfortable game and maximum possibilities.

Screen size

Here, at first glance, the universal rule “the more the better” is suitable, but this is exactly what at first glance. In fact, not only budget, but also housing conditions can and should serve as a deterrent against buying a gaming TV with a huge diagonal.

Some distance is required to play comfortably on a large TV. So, if we take the average standards, then the optimal distance for 50-55 inches of screen diagonal from the player to the TV will be about 2 meters. Models with a diagonal of 65 inches and above require a player's distance of 3 meters or more.

The minimum recommended diagonal is 42 inches. Smaller models can no longer be considered playable in full, even if there are other sufficient technical capabilities.

Screen technology

This refers primarily to the matrix technology, and then the backlight technology. We do not consider and do not recommend those very cheap TV models that use budget TN-type matrices. The reason is simple – monstrous color distortions, if you look at the screen not 'point-blank', but at an angle. These models do not compete with even more expensive IPS-matrix TVs and their counterparts, even if the price is higher, all other things being equal.

The most common screen technologies in modern new TVs are conventional LED, 'enhanced' by Samsung's proprietary QLED technology (not to be confused with OLED) and the most progressive – OLED. The latter option is preferable, but also the most expensive.

When choosing an inexpensive TV with a conventional matrix, you should pay attention that at least the matrix backlight is at its maximum, that is, Full LED – in this case, the matrix will be highlighted over the entire area, and not just around the edges. This will ensure decent brightness, contrast and realistic shades.

QLED technology implies massive adjustment of the wavelength of light using the patented 'quantum dot' technology. The image really turns out to be much more expressive than that of conventional LCD matrices, even of the highest quality.

OLED is by far the most advanced and expensive technology. It is based on the use of so-called organic diodes. As a result, if you look at the technology as simplified as possible, in the OLED – screen, each pixel is a separate LED. This achieves outstanding brightness and contrast performance, including infinite contrast and true blacks.

Resolution

Also a more or less obvious indicator from the category “the more the better.” And here the minimum-minimum is the FullHD 1920 × 1080 resolution. Less is simply sacrilege for modern games.

And this is if we talk about the minimum. From the point of view of the near future, it makes sense to look after models with a 4K resolution – about 4096×2160 pixels, a little less is acceptable. More and more games use this mode not just for show, but in full measure, so the lack of such support on the TV can significantly limit the gaming capabilities.

Update frequency

There are also quite tangible criteria for this characteristic. Without going into the details of the physiological characteristics of perception, let's say that for modern games the minimum refresh rate of the screen should be 50-60Hz (frames per second). With such a frequency, a comfortable smooth flow will already be visible.

But the minimum recommended 60Hz may not be enough. This applies to professional or just inveterate sophisticated players. Here we are already talking not only and not so much about 'beauty' as about the chances of winning the game. The fact is that in especially dynamic battles, the speed of drawing a frame can be important for the player – he will notice the smallest movement of an object or not.

HDR support

High Dynamic Range Image is a technology of high dynamic range that makes the shades especially bright, rich, saturated and literally alive, even more vivid than 'actually'. It is highly desirable that the TV supports HDR. For speed, this is not important, but it affects the impression of the game very seriously.

Input delay

Perhaps the most unobvious indicator for ordinary users, but more than obvious for experienced players. Input lag is the interval between a signal from a PC or console and its 'embodiment' on the TV screen.

The importance of this parameter can be compared to the importance of frame rate. And here it is even more important, since a long delay between pressing the button and the reaction of the game character can dramatically affect the result of the game, and even the gaming comfort in general.

The general rule is that input lag should not exceed 40ms. A delay of 50-60ms is already physically noticeable and annoys most people. Ideally, the delay should not exceed 20ms, but not all models are capable of this.

This indicator is just the most problematic in terms of official information from the manufacturer. On the other hand, not many sophisticated gamers use a TV as a gaming monitor, and for many it is generally bad manners. As for ordinary users, for the majority the subjective invisibility of the delay will be enough, and this can already be provided by almost all not the worst modern TVs.

Internet connection

A minor and optional parameter for those who occasionally use a game console or PC to relax without special gaming goals. If it is proposed to play online with other players, and even with specific goals, it will be useful to have a reliable and stable connection to the network on the TV itself, not only on the PC or console.

Built-in game mode

Characteristic for lazy or less demanding users. It means optimizing the TV settings for gaming, the way the developers imagine them. In principle, its presence does not solve anything, since the same parameters can be set manually on any other TV and without this mode. But for those who do not want to do this, the presence of a game mode on the TV will be a nice additional option.

Rating of the best gaming TVs

Nomination	a place	Name of product	price
The best FullHD gaming TVs	1	TCL L49S6400 49 “(2019)	RUB 21 490
	2	Hyundai H-LED55F401BS2 54.6 “(2017)	RUB 24,990
	3	Samsung UE49M6550AU 48.5 “(2017)	RUB 29,000
The best 4K gaming TVs	1	Sony KD-43XE8077 43 ″	RUB 48,300
	2	TCL L55P8US 55 ″	RUB 34 850
	3	Sony KD-55XE9005 54.6 ″	RUB 56,820
	4	Samsung UE-55MU9000 54.6 ″	RUB 67,300
	5	Panasonic TX-55FXR740 54.6 ″	RUB 85,713
	6	LG OLED 55B7V 54.6 ″	RUB 57,100
	7	Samsung QE-65Q6FNA 64.5 ″	RUB 92,950

The best FullHD gaming TVs

We turn directly to the analysis of the characteristics of specific models, and in the first selection we will consider the most inexpensive TVs with the minimum FullHD resolution for games. The presented options have one common important property – the screen refresh rate – 60Hz – this is the minimum comfortable level for the game.

TCL L49S6400 49 “(2019)

Rating: 4.9

The first model in this collection is the cheapest, albeit the newest – 2019 presentation. The sensor here is not as good in terms of technology, so buyers should be aware that the image will be perceived best when looking at the screen as squarely as possible. In the assortment of TCL TVs there are models with a better matrix, but with a much smaller screen – 43 inches diagonally. Our experts decided to prioritize the screen size for the cheapest model.

Dimensions of the TV without a stand – 1106x645x77mm, weight – 9.8kg. With stand – 1106x701x216mm and 10kg respectively. The aspect ratio of the screen is 16: 9. HDR10 supported. Built-in technology for improving the image Micro Dimming – dividing the image into smaller areas with subsequent dynamic optimization. Smart TV on the platform Android.

Now for the most important points regarding the image. This TV can deliver up to 280 cd brightness. per sq. meter and contrast ratio up to 4000: 1 – this is a lot, Micro Dimming plays an important role here. The declared viewing angle is 178 degrees, which corresponds to the IPS technology, but in this case the matrix, if it is IPS, is far from the best, since at the angles the picture still loses a little in expressiveness and correctness of shades. The pixel response time is 6.5ms. Progressive scan supported.

We will not consider the purely 'television' functions of the device (support for standards for receiving a television signal) hereinafter, but instead we will emphasize the presence and specificity of connection interfaces. So, here we have a set of two HDMI 1.4 interfaces, one AV input, one USB. There is a module Bluetooth and a wireless Wi-Fi 802.11n module. It also supports an Ethernet network connection via a standard RJ-45 jack. Having the ability to connect a TV via a wired LAN can be important in those cases when you need the most stable connection, which wireless communication may not always provide.

The TV contains a built-in compact speaker system consisting of two 8W speakers. There are functions for automatic volume leveling, surround sound, Dolby Digital decoder.

Advantages

• speed of work;
• large diagonal;
• HDR10 support;
• Micro Dimming;
• wired and wireless internet connection;
• voice search from the remote control;
• value for money.

disadvantages

• faulty matrix;
• old HDMI 1.4.

Hyundai H-LED55F401BS2 54.6 “(2017)

Rating: 4.8

The review continues with the TV with the largest diagonal in this collection – 54.6 “. The manufacturer – Hyundai – is much better known to our compatriots than TCL in the previous case. In general, the characteristics here, except for the diagonal, are comparable to the one described above.

The dimensions of the main unit with the screen are 1241x719x86mm, the dimensions with the stand are 1241x777x238mm, the total weight is 14.4kg. In terms of appearance, the TV can be praised for its thin bezels. Otherwise, trendy minimalism dominates here, as in wearable gadgets.

In terms of matrix technology, this model is slightly inferior to the previous one. It uses a VA matrix, which, relatively speaking, is a cross between TN and IPS. The declared comfortable viewing angles are 176 degrees, which is formally only two degrees less than that of the IPS, but in reality it is better to look at the screen at an angle 'as straight as possible'.

The brightness of the screen can produce up to 280 cd / sq. m, and the contrast ratio is 1200: 1. The contrast here is significantly lower than that of the previous model, but it is still slightly higher than that of any ordinary IPS matrix, where 1200: 1 is considered the conventional standard. Pixel response in 8 milliseconds. Progressive scan supported.

To connect digital sources and peripherals in this TV are interfaces AV, VGA, two USB ports and two HDMI.

In general, this is a good option for home gaming alone. The TV is fast, the colors are bright and juicy enough, the refresh rate is sufficient. But if a bunch of gamer fan friends is invited, those sitting on the sides will see rather distorted shades of the image.

Advantages

• large diagonal;
• sufficient quality colors;
• small input delay;
• thin frames;
• the minimum price for such a diagonal and characteristics.

disadvantages

• not the most uniform backlight;
• VA matrix.

Samsung UE49M6550AU 48.5 “(2017)

Rating: 4.7

The third and final example of an inexpensive TV suitable for gaming is a specially selected model by our experts for those who prefer curved screens. And the famous brand – Samsung – adds points to the product due to the well-known high quality standards adopted by the South Korean corporation.

Dimensions of the TV without a stand – 1105x646x89mm, weight – 12.4kg, with a stand – 1105x712x293mm and 13.9kg, respectively. Power consumption at the level of 125W. The quality of materials and workmanship is beyond doubt. The only point is that users often note the unreliability of the stand. Tests show that the stability of the TV on a stand still has a significant margin, but such feedback is still present. In any case, the model also provides for wall mounting – a mounting kit is included in the delivery set.

The image quality of this model is at a decent level, and the majority of users are also unanimous in this regard. As for the matrix backlight, here it is the simplest technological option – Edge LED, when the lamps are installed at the edges. Attentive users may notice uneven backlighting. The declared viewing angles are 178 degrees, which corresponds to the IPS technology and its analogues.

The sound of Samsung UE49M6550AU 48.5 “is more powerful and deeper than that of the two above-described TVs thanks to slightly more powerful acoustics – 2 speakers of 10W each. Built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoders.

The range of interfaces here is the widest compared to other models: three HDMI ports; two USB; component; AV; optical output. Wireless – Wi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth. Wired – Built-in Ethernet network card with standard RJ-45 interface.

Advantages

• quality of materials and workmanship;
• curved screen (plus for those who prefer this form factor);
• wide viewing angles;
• image quality;
• wired and wireless connection to networks;
• Bluetooth;
• three HDMI interfaces;
• good built-in sound.

disadvantages

• there are complaints about an unreliable stand;
• not too uniform illumination.

The best 4K gaming TVs

The magazine's second selection of the best gaming TVs of early 2020 is much more extensive than the previous one. Here we will look at TVs that, in terms of their capabilities, fully satisfy most of the possible gaming needs.

Our experts selected models based on the purchasing power of the mass consumer and on the potential operating conditions in not the largest premises. Therefore, almost all the models presented have the most demanded screen size – about 55 inches in diagonal, with the exception of the first and last examples.

Sony KD-43XE8077 43 ″

Rating: 4.9

Let's start with the smallest 4K gaming TV ever. This is a 43-inch Sony model KD-43XE8077. It is also the most inexpensive, not least because it has already been discontinued, but it is still available for sale at many sites. Produced in Slovakia.

This TV, like all subsequent ones, has a flat, non-curved screen. Screen unit dimensions – 964x617x242mm, weight – 10.1kg; together with a stand – 964x617x242mm and 10.8kg respectively. Average power consumption – 70W, maximum – 133W. Input delay – no more than 33ms.

The matrix technology of this model is IPS, which implies the widest viewing angles of 178 degrees in all directions. Brightness – up to 450 cd / sq. m, the contrast standard for IPS is 1000: 1. The picture quality is excellent, even during dynamic games. Improvement technologies contribute to this: MotionFlow XR 400Hz, support for HDR10. A little frustrating is the Edge LED backlighting, which does not shine with uniformity.

Hereinafter, we understand HDR support as the most common form of implementation of this technology in monitors and televisions. Pure HDR requires a 10-bit sensor. But such solutions are much more expensive, and engineers are resorting to a combined approach – an 8-bit matrix plus Frame Rate Control (FRC) technology. This approach allows you to get as close as possible to the visual effect of HDR without the use of expensive 10-bit matrices.

In addition to the image, it should also be noted that the sound quality of this TV is quite high. A pair of relatively powerful speakers of 10W each are installed here. The TV supports Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Pulse, Clear Audi o + and DTS digital surround sound.

Of the interfaces, here we have three HDMI ports, two AV inputs, three USB, a composite input, an RJ-45 wired network card connector. Wireless – Wi-Fi 802.11ac and module Bluetooth 4.1.

The period of the official manufacturer's warranty for this model is 12 months.

Advantages

• overall image quality;
• high maximum brightness;
• HDR support;
• input delay up to 33ms;
• MotionFlow;
• high quality sound;
• European assembly;
• the most affordable price in the selection.

disadvantages

• Edge LED backlight.

TCL L55P8US 55 ″

Rating: 4.8

The review will continue with another TV set from the famous Chinese manufacturer TCL Corporation, and now it will be a fully gaming model with 4K support, high-quality backlighting and effective local dimming. In terms of characteristics, of course, there are brighter models, but here you can see a good combination of them with a fairly affordable price.

TV dimensions: 1244x722x78mm without stand, weight – 11.8kg; with stand – 1244x775x239mm and 12kg respectively. Average power consumption – 112W, maximum – 180W. The type of matrix used is VA. This can be considered a disadvantage, since the viewing angles, although they are declared at 178 degrees, in fact, at such angles, distortions of shades are noticeable, which IPS technology does not give at all. On the other hand, it is thanks to the VA matrix that the static contrast ratio is significantly increased in this model – 4500: 1. Brightness – up to 270 cd / m2. sq. There is support for HDR10 with 10-bit matrix simulation via FRC technology.

The set of interfaces for this model is pretty standard: three HDMI 1.4 ports, one of them with ARC (Audio Return Channel); two full-size USB2.0 sockets; wired connection to the RJ-45 network card; AV; optical output. There are wireless modules Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

The audio system here is the most basic – a pair of 8W speakers, plus a built-in Dolby Digital decoder. There is a surround sound mode.

As a short summary, we can say that this model can be considered as a basic one for more or less comfortable gaming. Compared to the previous version, the review here is slightly worse, but the screen size itself is much larger. So, with the correct distance, the distortion of the shades at the corners will not be so noticeable.

Advantages

• image quality;
• increased contrast;
• effective local dimming (Micro Dimming);
• wired and wireless network connection;
• separate game mode;
• combination of price and quality;

disadvantages

• VA matrix.

Sony KD-55XE9005 54.6 ″

Rating: 4.7

The third in the selection is another Sony TV of a similar series. This is the 55-inch model KD-55XE9005, which made a pretty strong impression on the public at the time of its release in 2017. Now this particular model costs significantly less than in the year of its release, but is no longer produced and is gradually leaving the retail sale. In terms of aggregate characteristics, this model is significantly higher than its own market price, so it makes sense to hurry up with the purchase until the TV has disappeared completely from outlets.

Dimensions of this model – 1228x707x60mm and weight 16.9kg excluding the stand; 1228x772x259mm and weight 18.1kg, respectively, including the stand. The maximum power consumption is 189W.

Matrix technology – VA, as in the previous example, but here we have much more remarkable indicators for image properties. So, the standard brightness is 550 cd / sq. meter, but under certain conditions, the brightness of individual image elements can reach 900 cd / sq. meter. The contrast ratio is impressive too – 4700: 1, and that's the static contrast ratio. There is support for HDR10 with emulation of 10 bits from real 8 bits with FRC. Compliance with the H LG (Hybrid Log Gamma) alternative high dynamic range standard is also claimed.

The most important characteristic of this model, in addition to brightness and contrast, can be considered a screen refresh rate of 100Hz. This is the first TV in our review with such a high frequency. This is essential for gaming, and this TV is already capable of meeting the increased gaming demands. Direct LED backlighting also contributes to the most comfortable image perception.

The set of interfaces in the Sony KD-55XE9005 is much better than that of all the TVs described above. The main thing is 4 new generation 2.0 HDMI ports. The rest: antenna input, infrared input, two USB2.0 ports and one USB3.0; interface for connecting to a wired network RJ-45; wireless modules Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 802.11n. There is an optical output and audio for 3.5mm minijack. The standard acoustics are quite prosaic, but slightly more powerful than average – two speakers of 10W each.

The conclusion for this model is that the TV is excellent for gaming, and with fairly high technical characteristics, it has an attractive price. The only not the most pleasant moment is the VA matrix, which is still noticeably behind IPS in viewing angles, not to mention OLED. But at such a price, it is difficult to expect anything more from a large matrix.

Advantages

• image quality;
• high brightness with maximization of individual areas;
• high contrast;
• Direct LED backlight;
• screen refresh rate 100Hz;
• innovation and technology improvement;
• HDMI 2.0;
• low input delay 31ms.

disadvantages

• VA matrix with corresponding distortion when changing the angle.

Samsung UE-55MU9000 54.6 ″

Rating: 4.6

The review continues with an extremely interesting version of Samsung's production. This is already a rather expensive TV – in Russian stores in early 2020, you will have to pay at least 68 thousand rubles for it, and more often more. But its characteristics are significantly higher than the previous model, despite the fact that the UE-55MU9000 is available for sale in due quantity. And this is the second TV in our review with a 'fashionable' curved screen.

The dimensions of the body of the TV screen unit are 1226x714x58mm, weight – 17.9 kg. Dimensions with stand – 1226x800x351mm, and weight – 20.2kg. Power consumption is about 154W. The curvature radius of the curved screen is 4200 (corresponds to a radius of a circle of 4.2 meters). The surface of the screen is matte.

As for the image quality, here it is worth starting with the fact that the matrix used is 10-bit. This automatically means true coverage of over a billion shades and full HDR support without any FRC simulations. To improve the quality of the 'picture', proprietary improvement technologies work – Supreme UHD Dimming, One Connect, HDR 1000, Picture Quality Index 2.7MHz. Screen refresh rate – up to 100Hz, depending on the mode.

All this is good, but the matrix technology here is still the same VA with characteristic drawbacks. But, here you need to understand that 10-bit IPS would be much more expensive. The backlight was also chosen to minimize cost – Edge LED with far from record uniformity.

On the other hand, the use of a VA matrix allows inexpensive (literally) high brightness – about 400 cd / sq. meter on average and up to 600 cd / sq. meter maximum for individual sections. The static contrast ratio here is top-notch compared to the previous models – 6000: 1. The same can be said for the input lag – the input lag of 22ms approaches the ideal value of 20ms.

The following interfaces are used to connect devices to the TV: three full-size USB2.0 jacks; four new generation HDMI 2.0 ports; optical output; RJ-45 wired network interface. Wireless – Bluetooth and 802.11ac Wi-Fi.

Separate warm words are chilled by the audio system. It consists of 4 speakers here, and not the weakest ones – 10W each. So even the stock sound can satisfy the majority of even demanding users.

Advantages

• 10-bit matrix;
• true HDR without FRC simulation;
• high brightness and top-end contrast;
• improvement technologies;
• up to 100Hz screen refresh rate;
• minimal input lag;
• HDMI 2.0;
• high-quality sound from 4 speakers;
• curved screen (for an amateur).

disadvantages

• Edge LED backlight;
• VA matrix.

Panasonic TX-55FXR740 54.6 ″

Rating: 4.5

Now let's take a look at an interesting Panasonic TV, suitable for comfortable gaming. Here we already see a more progressive IPS matrix with all its advantages in terms of image quality and maximum viewing angles.

Dimensions without stand – 1234x717x55mm and weight 28kg, with stand – 1234x775x254mm and 32.5kg, respectively. Power consumption – up to 196W.

The high-quality IPS-matrix provides maximum viewing angles of 178 degrees without visible distortion of shades in all directions. The image itself is also very pleasing with its rich colors and high brightness of 500 cd / sq. meter. The contrast ratio is standard for IPS – 1000: 1, but the manufacturer does not emphasize this value for marketing reasons.

Local dimming also contributes to expressive image quality. In part, the local dimming compensates for the disadvantages of the Edge LED backlighting used in this TV.

Of the interfaces in this model, we see three HDMI ports with HDCP2.2 support – two are located on the side of the TV, one on the back. They also have three USB ports – two USB2.0 and one USB3.0. The rear also houses a combined RCA component and composite video input.

The audio system here is the simplest, although not the least powerful – two speakers of 10W power each. Notable additional features include: support for 24p True Cinema technology; recording of the broadcast video to an external USB drive, voice control, light sensor, TimeShift function, etc.

Advantages

• high-quality IPS-matrix;
• bright and 'juicy' picture;
• high brightness;
• local dimming;
• almost frameless.

disadvantages

• low screen refresh rate.

LG OLED 55B7V 54.6 ″

Rating: 4.5

Finally, in the review of the best gaming TVs according to the version, the turn came to a model that uses one of the pinnacles of achievements in engineering – technology OLED. Proceeding from the fact that OLED is still an expensive pleasure, our experts suggested not the newest model for the review, but the TV LG 2017 release. This is the best option OLED in terms of cost.

Dimensions of the TV without a stand – 1229x708x49mm with a weight of 17.2kg; with stand – 1229x764x254mm and 18.6kg respectively. Power consumption – 170W.

Recall that the matrix technology OLED does not imply backlighting, and thanks to organic diodes in OLED screens, each pixel glows by itself. Accordingly, if the pixel is off, in this area we see the real, the deepest black color. This also allows you to achieve such an indicator as 'infinite contrast'.

In addition to the characteristics of the screen, it should also be said that there is also a 10-bit matrix, which means the maximum possible coverage of shades and the most effective manifestation of HDR support. In general, in terms of image quality and its properties, this model significantly exceeds any of the above.

For connecting devices, this TV provides: two USB2.0 ports, one USB3.0, four HDMI 2.0, other standard inputs and outputs. There is a built-in network card with a wired RJ45 interface, but its maximum speed is 100 Mbps, which looks strange in 2020. But on the other hand, the Wi-Fi module operates in an extended 5GHz range, which implies high speeds and a stable air connection.

The audio system here is similar to that of the previous model, and even better. There are also 4 speakers with a power of 10W each, but the functions of a 'tweeter' and a subwoofer are distributed. As a result, the sound is very decent, and most users do not even need additional installation of separate speakers.

Most of the complaints about this TV from users in real reviews are in the nature of wishes, rather than identifying objective flaws. But in one, the majority is unanimous – in sleep mode, the TV emits a distinctly audible buzz. Not loud, but audible and annoying.

Advantages

• impeccable image quality;
• increased brightness;
• infinite contrast;
• real black;
• screen refresh rate 120Hz;
• OLED – screen technology with all other advantages;
• dual band Wi-Fi;
• input delay 21ms;
• HDMI 2.0.

disadvantages

• buzzing in sleep mode;
• wired network 100Mbps.

Samsung QE-65Q6FNA 64.5 ″

Rating: 4.5

The model with the largest diagonal concludes the review of the best gaming TVs according to the version. This pricing factor is offset by an inexpensive and less than perfect matrix. But given the fact that it will still be possible to play on such a panel only at a considerable distance, the distortion of shades should not be too noticeable.

The dimensions of the TV without a stand are 1445x833x56mm with a weight of 24.22kg; with stand – 1445x909x284mm and 24.81kg respectively. Conceptually, it is part of the Yandex Smart Home ecosystem, in any case, the voice assistant Alice is present here and functions properly.

The input delay here is prohibitively low even in comparison with the previous OLED model – 12ms. The matrix, although VA, is 10-bit, which makes it possible to cover a range of shades from more than a billion and provide an honest high dynamic range HDR without the need for FRC simulation.

The speaker system here consists of three speakers: a 10W stereo pair for each speaker and a 20-watt subwoofer. There is surround sound, automatic volume leveling and a Dolby Digital decoder.

The set of interfaces for connecting devices includes: four HDMI 2.0 ports, including one on the front panel; two USB ports; RJ-45 network interface for wired network. Wireless modes – Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 802.11ac.

Unfortunately, with all the efforts of the engineers, no miracles can be expected even from a 10-bit VA matrix. Therefore, when playing HDR content in highly contrasting scenes, a fogging effect may be observed.

Advantages

• image quality;
• good acoustics with a subwoofer;
• input delay 12ms;
• 10-bit matrix;
• true HDR;
• Alice.

disadvantages

• fogging in high contrast HDR scenes.

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Attention! This rating is subjective and does not constitute an advertisement and does not serve as a purchase guide. Before buying, you need to consult with a specialist.