The 6 Best Android TVs Right Now

If you’re in the market for a new TV, one of your top priorities should be finding an Android-powered smart television. While there are plenty of good choices on the market today, it’s always worth checking out what is coming down the pipeline or already available before making any purchase.

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The “best android tv 2021” is a category that includes the best TVs in the market. This article will list 6 of the best Android TVs available right now.

To turn their TVs into smart TVs, most consumers utilize external set-top boxes or streaming devices. However, most TVs now have built-in operating systems, so you won’t need to buy any additional streaming devices. With smart TVs or Android TVs, you can manage all of the TV’s functions and smart capabilities with a single remote.

While all Android TVs include a built-in user interface and support for Chromecast, they vary in a few crucial ways. They inherently vary in visual quality, resolution, size, audio quality, and other key TV qualities as televisions. However, they vary in terms of smart features, voice assistant capabilities, and so on.

It’s also important to note that Android TVs and Smart TVs are not the same thing. Android TVs are smart TVs that have an Android ecosystem built in. Other operating systems, such as Roku, FireOS, and others, are also available on smart TVs. Because there are so many different operating systems to choose from, the number of smart TVs running Android OS is quite small. Sony, Hisense, and Philips are the most popular Android TV brands.

This article examines the top Android TVs in a variety of areas, including best overall, best affordable, best premium, best OLED, best huge TV, and best immersive experience. These categories should be self-explanatory, but please use your best judgment to choose the best Android TV for your requirements. We’ve also included several runner-ups in each area, and we strongly advise you to go through them as well to pick the ideal TV for your requirements.

 

Best Android TVs Comparison Table

	Overall, the best	Best Price	Budget-Friendly	Best OLED	Largest TVs (75″+)	The Most Intense Experience
Name	X950H Series (Sony)	Sony’s X800H series of cameras	E20 Series by SKYWORTH	MASTER SERIES FROM SONY A9F	MASTER SERIES FROM SONY Z9G	OLED 9 series by Philips
a brief summary	Hands-free voice control for 4K Dolby Vision HDR content.	At a reasonable price, 4K Dolby Vision HDR content is available.	In less than $150, you can get an Android TV.	Hands-free voice control on an advanced OLED 4K Dolby Vision Android TV.	Android TV with a 98-inch screen with a resolution of 8K and 33 million pixels.	4K OLED TV with smart light shows and clever LED lighting.
Price	Check Amazon’s Price	Check Amazon’s Price	Check Amazon’s Price	Check Amazon’s Price	Check Amazon’s Price	Price may be found on AO.
SMARTHOME SMARTHOME SMARTHOME SMARTHOME	5/5	4.5/5	4.5/5	4.8/5	4.5/5	4.2/5
Rating on Amazon	4.5/5	4.5/5	4.1/5	4.3/5	4.3/5	—
		Specs
Sizes	49″ x 55″ x 65″ x 75″ x 85″ x 99″ x 55″ x 65″ x 75″	43″/ 49″/ 55″/ 65″/ 75″/ 85″ 43″/ 49″/ 55″/ 65″/ 75″/ 85″	32″/ 40″/ 50″/ 55″/ 65″/ 70″/ 70″/ 70″/ 70″/ 70″/ 70″/ 70″	55”/ 65”	85”/ 98”	55”/ 65”
Ports for Ethernet	1	1	1	1	1	✔
HDMI Inputs	4	4	3	4	4	4
USB Ports	2/3	2	2	3	3	2
Chromecast built-in	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
Google Assistant with No Hands	✔	x	x	✔	✔	x
Apple AirPlay is a technology that allows you to stream music	✔	✔	x	✔	✔	x
Apple’s HomeKit is a smart home automation system.	✔	✔	x	✔	✔	x
Google Home is a virtual assistant developed by Google.	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
Alexa is an Amazon virtual assistant.	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔	✔
Resolution	3840 x 2160 pixels pixels pixels pixels	3840 x 2160	720p, 1080p, and 4K	3840 x 2160	7680 × 4320 pixels	3840 x 2160
Type of Display	LED	LCD	LCD	OLED	LED	OLED
HDR	Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG	Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG	HDR 10	Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG	Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG	HDR10, HLG, Dolby Vision
Processor	Ultimate Picture Processor X1TM	Processor X1TM 4K HDR	Quad-Core Cortex A53	Ultimate Picture Processor X1TM	Ultimate Picture Processor X1TM	Perfect Picture Engine Quad Core P5
Contrast	Object-based HDR Remaster, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer, X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO	Object-based HDR Remaster, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer	5000:1	Pixel Contrast Booster, Object-based HDR Remaster, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer	Object-based HDR Remaster, 8K X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer	—
Enhancer of Motion	Auto Mode, X-Motion Clarity	240 MotionflowTM XR (native 60 Hz)	The native refresh rate is 60Hz.	XR MotionflowTM	Auto Mode, X-Motion Clarity	5000 PPI PPI PPI PPI PPI PPI PPI PPI P
Enhancement of color	TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology, Precision Color Mapping, Super Bit MappingTM HDR, Live ColorTM Technology	TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology	Brightness of 500 nits	TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology, Precision Color Mapping, Super Bit MappingTM HDR, Live ColorTM Technology	TRILUMINOSTM Display, Super Bit MappingTM HDR	—
Enhancement of Clarity	Object-based Super Resolution, 4K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual Database Processing	X-RealityTM PRO in 4K	—	Object-based Super Resolution, 4K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual database processing	Object-based Super Resolution, 8K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual Database Processing	—
Dolby Surround Sound	DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.	DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.	DolbyTM Surround Sound	Dolby® Digital, Dolby® Digital Plus, Dolby® Pulse, and Dolby® AC-4 are all trademarks of Dolby® Corporation.	DolbyTM Audio, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital Plus, and DolbyTM AC-4 are all trademarks of DolbyTM Corporation.	DolbyTM Atmos is a sound technology developed by Dolby.
On-Board Memory	16GB	16GB	16GB	16GB	16GB	16GB

 

Android TVs with the Best Overall Performance

In every area, including visual quality, audio quality, and smart features, the Sony X950H Series is now one of the finest Android TVs. It has the newest X1 Ultimate Processor and the most recent version of Android TV, giving it the quickest and most intuitive user experience possible. The Sony X950 isn’t the most expensive TV on the market, but it is the most expensive TV in a modestly priced category.

The price varies greatly depending on the size, which ranges from 49″ to 85″. The 49″ version, which costs roughly $1,000, is a good deal. However, the 85″ will set you back more over $4,000, which is still in line with most Android TVs of this size. You can also be confident that you won’t need to update this TV anytime soon since it is equipped with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos audio, which essentially future-proof it for many years.

The Android TV version on the SonyX950H is the most recent. Android TV has experienced several visual troubles in recent years, as users have been disappointed by its lack of built-in applications. The newest Android TV, on the other hand, puts such fears to rest, since it comes preloaded with practically all major streaming applications. It also includes HBO Max and Disney Plus, in addition to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu. Apple TV+ is the sole major exception.

In terms of performance, only a few smart TVs can compete. It comes with the newest X1 Ultimate Processor and a host of high-performance capabilities, including a light sensor that adjusts the brightness based on ambient light to reduce glare. Because of the Dolby Vision and HDR10 standards, as well as the 4K resolution, the image quality is unsurpassed, and it also comes with some outstanding pre-configured video options.

Overall, the Sony X950H is one of the greatest Android TVs, capable of smoothly streaming beautiful films as well as fast-paced motions and sports. You may definitely find cheaper TVs with equal performance and quality, but this TV will be a mainstay in the major leagues for years to come.

Overview of Specifications

• Sizes: 49″/ 55″/ 65″/ 75″/ 85″ Sizes: 49″/ 55″/ 65″/ 75″/ 85″ Sizes: 49″/ 55
• WiFi Standard: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi Certified
• 1 Ethernet port
• 4 HDMI ports
• 2/3 USB Ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free:
• Apple AirPlay is a technology that allows you to stream content from your iPhone or iPad to
• Apple HomeKit is a smart home automation system developed by Apple.
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution
• LED kind of display
• HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision are examples of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies.
• Picture Processor X1TM Ultimate Processor
• X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer, Object-based HDR Remaster
• X-Motion Clarity, Auto Mode Motion Enhancer
• Color Enhancement: TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology, Precision Color Mapping, Super bit mappingTM HDR, Live ColorTM Technology
• 4K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual Database Processing, Object-based Super Resolution Clarity Enhancement
• DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos are trademarks of DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos, respectively.
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• TRILUMINOS displays have a wider color spectrum than typical TVs, allowing them to reproduce more colors with higher clarity.
• X-Wide Angle guarantees that regardless of your TV viewing angle, you get the same visual clarity.
• Even during fast-paced activities and sports programs, X-Motion ClarityTM technology guarantees that all movements are rapidly analyzed, so you don’t miss anything.
• Full Array LED with X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO provide realistic contrast, with increased brightness and deeper shadows.
• Object-based Super Resolution and 4K X-RealityTM PRO successfully upscale 1080p movies into 4K resolution, including real-world textures. As a result, even regular movies may be enjoyed in 4K.
• Without banding, Super Bit Mapping HDR enables a natural transition of hues and tones.
• Acoustic Multi-AudioTM is made up of two sound-positioning tweeters that guarantee the sound output follows the action on the TV, giving you a truly immersive audio experience.
• Item-based HDR Remaster examines each every object on the TV to generate genuine colors and gradations.
• Voice Zoom adjusts the volume of your voice automatically so you don’t miss conversation spoken at a lower decibel level. It also removes background noise from spoken speech.
• S-Force Front Surround simulates the sound of a multi-speaker system by delivering sounds from all corners of the room.
• You can operate the TV with voice commands thanks to the built-in Google Assistant.
• Chromecast is built-in, allowing for easy and seamless interoperability with Android and iOS devices.

Pros

• Audio and video capabilities that are future-proofed.
• The user interface and usability are fantastic.
• Gives you an IMAX experience.
• Upscales videos to almost 4K resolution.
• When you consider the features, it’s a great deal.

Cons

• Only the 55″ and 75″ models come with a dual-position stand.
• Standing on a shaky foundation.

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• You’re a movie buff who wants to see all there is to see at the movies.
• Want to watch non-four-kilobyte videos at near-four-kilobyte quality?
• Are you a sports lover who doesn’t want to miss a single game?

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• If you want to put the TV on a table and you have dogs or children, it will be easily knocked over.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 5-star rating.
• 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon
• 4.8 out of 5 stars on BestBuy
• Sony’s rating is 4.6 out of 5 stars.

Cost

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The Sony A8H Series is a fantastic OLED TV that has almost all of the same features as the X950H series that we previously evaluated, such as wide viewing angles, Netflix calibrated mode, Dolby Vision & Atmos, strong CPUs, 120Hz x-motion clarity for sports programming, and so on.

The A8H Series, on the other hand, is an OLED TV, and the X950H Series is a sophisticated full-array LED TV. In contrast to the X950H Series, the A8H Series lacks an integrated Google Assistant, hence it does not provide hands-free voice control. The only significant difference between the two series is that one is an OLED TV and the other has a built-in voice assistant.

It’s also worth mentioning that some studies claim the OLED screen has a danger of irreversible burn-in. Given that the A8H Series is also more costly than the X950H Series, it seemed like a no-brainer to discount it. However, it’s up to you to decide if OLED visuals or hands-free integrated voice control are more important to you.

 

With a screen size of 100”, the Hisense Class L5 Series is one of the biggest Android TVs on the market. This is a formidable beast of a TV, but it lacks several sophisticated capabilities and is too expensive, both in terms of size and price. This TV comes in just one size, 100”, and it’s either take it or leave it.

This is a 4K Ultra Laser TV with HDR10 and HLG decoding with a 3840 x 2160p screen resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. As a result, while having a lot of amazing features and a big screen, this TV doesn’t support Dolby Vision or Dolby Atmos. Furthermore, the earlier Android TVs on this list have a 120Hz refresh rate, allowing them to perform far faster activities.

If you want a 100-inch TV with amazing 4K HDR video quality, this is the one to choose. After all, Hisense is one of the few Android TVs that goes above 100 inches, so it’ll be a great addition to your home theater. You’d be better suited with the previously stated TVs unless you absolutely want a TV this big. Consider some of the enormous televisions we discuss later in this article.

 

 

Android TVs with the Best Value

The Sony X800H Series is an excellent alternative for people looking for some of the most sophisticated Android TV features and performance without having to spend hundreds of dollars. The Sony X800H series contains TVs ranging in size from 43″ to 85″ that are all under $1,000, making it one of the most affordable Android TVs with sophisticated features including in-built 4K resolution, object-based HDR remaster, Dolby Vision, and in-built voice commands.

The color balance of this Sony Android TV is fantastic, with superb peaks, wide viewing angles, and HDR color fidelity. It does, however, have a poor color contrast, with blacks that seem dark-grey in dim lighting. While the reaction speed is excellent, it lacks variable refresh rate technology, which may frustrate gamers who want a TV specifically for gaming. The 4K visual output is excellent, with good Dolby Vision compatibility; however, there is no upscale function, so 480p, 720p, and 1080p films will not automatically upscale to 4K, which is to be expected from an Android TV that costs less than $1,000.

Overall, the Sony X800H TVs are suitable for usage as PC monitors or video game consoles due to their outstanding images, little input latency, and quick reaction time, however variable refresh rate technology would have placed it over the top. The contrast rate is unimpressive, the blacks seem grey, and it lacks local dimming capabilities that deepen the blacks in low illumination, thus it’s only good for HDR movies and TV shows.

Overview of Specifications

• Sizes: 43″, 49″, 55″, 65″, 75″, 85″
• WiFi Standard: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi Certified
• 1 Ethernet port
• 4 HDMI ports
• HDCP (High-Definition Video Codec): HDCP 2.3
• 2 USB ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free: x
• Apple AirPlay is a technology that allows you to stream content from your iPhone or iPad to
• Apple HomeKit is a smart home automation system developed by Apple.
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution
• LCD (liquid crystal display)
• HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision are examples of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies.
• The processor is the X1TM 4K HDR Processor.
• Contrast: Object-based HDR Remaster, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer
• MotionflowTM XR 240 Motion Enhancer (native 60 Hz)
• Color Enhancement: TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology
• 4K X-RealityTM PRO Clarity Enhancement
• DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos are trademarks of DolbyTM Audio and DolbyTM Atmos, respectively.
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• The X1 processors in TRILUMINOS recreate a broad range of natural colors.
• Its 4K HDR processor X1 enables it to handle movies at a resolution of 3840 x 2160p.
• During fast-motion situations, Motionflow technology reduces blurring and afterimage effects.
• Instead than merely shadows and highlights, object-based HDR modifies the onscreen colors depending on particular objects.
• Clear Phase samples the speaker frequency to eliminate volume peaks and dips, resulting in a smooth and equal reproduction.
• Google Assistant allows for simple speech searches, but it must be accessible through the remote control.
• You can cast content from your smartphone with the built-in Chromecast.

Pros

• Exceptional value for money.
• Compatibility with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
• Excellent vantage point.
• Overall, the visual quality is excellent.
• With a minimal input latency, the CPU is quick.

Cons

• Contrasts are poor, and black reproduction is poor.
• There is no option for hands-free voice search.

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• I’m looking for a good deal on a PC monitor for gaming.
• Do you want a TV that is future-proofed and compatible with Dolby Vision?

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• You want to have a home theater experience.
• At all hours of the day and night, you may view high-quality films.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 4.5/5 rating.
• 4.5 out of 5 stars on Amazon
• 4.6 out of 6 stars on BestBuy
• Sony’s rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars.

Cost

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One of the most cheap 4K Android TVs with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision HDR capabilities is the Hisense Class H8 Quantum Series. This smart TV contains many of the same capabilities as Sony and LG’s most sophisticated Android TVs, but at a lower price. Sure, it lacks certain next-generation capabilities like 8K compatibility, but it comes with all of the current top features at a reasonable price.

The Hisense Class H8 is available in four sizes: 50”, 55”, 65”, and 75”, with prices ranging from $400 to $1,400. As a result, it enables you to experiment with some of the most cutting-edge visual quality features without breaking the wallet. Many other Android TVs are twice or three times as expensive, with capabilities that won’t be relevant for many years until they’re broadly embraced by content creators.

While the TV’s usual visual quality is very decent, when you view 4K or Dolby Vision material, it truly goes into high gear. Unfortunately, it lacks the ability to upscale normal films to 4K resolution, but that would be asking too much of such a low-cost device. It features a 60Hz refresh rate, but it also boasts MotionRate 240, a function that increases its ability to comprehend fast-paced actions, making it ideal for gaming and sports.

Overall, the Hisense Class H8 is a fantastic Android TV that provides you with some of the most modern smart TV capabilities at a reasonable price. We’re honestly stumped when comparing the Sony X800H to the Hisense Class H8; although the Sony X800H has clearer visuals, the Hisense Class H8 may have smoother gameplay. Finally, you should experiment with both of these alternatives to discover which you prefer.

 

The Hisense Class H55 is a low-cost 1080p AndroidTV that comes in two sizes: 32″ and 40″. This TV is ideal for those who value excellent visual clarity and sound quality above size and resolution. The 1080p resolution is sufficient for powerful images on a 32″ or 40″ TV, and the Motion Rate 120 function provides a seamless transition of pictures, even while watching sports. Naturally, this Hisense Android TV lacks the same degree of capabilities as the Android TVs described above, but it’s a terrific alternative for individuals who want bare-bones features at a low price.

 

Android TVs on a Budget

The SKYWORTH E20 Series is one of the most cheap Android TVs on the market, yet it still has a lot of useful features. It comes in five different sizes: 32″, 40″, 50″, 55″, and 65″. The 32-inch version only supports 720p resolution; the 40-inch version supports 1080p resolution; and the 50-inch and larger android TVs support 4K resolution. Regardless matter the TV you choose, they are all quite inexpensive and economical for their size.

These TVs include a slim design, an LED screen with A53 quad-core CPUs, and a remote control with built-in Google Assistant voice commands. While these are basic capabilities for a smart TV, they cover all the important elements. With superb clarity, you can view all of your material or play games, and you can manage the remote with voice commands. That’s pretty much all you can expect from a $150 Android TV.

Overview of Specifications

• 32″, 40″, 50″, 55″, and 65″
• Wi-Fi 2.4GHz is the most used WiFi standard.
• 1 Ethernet port
• 3 HDMI ports
• 2 USB ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free: x
• AirPlay (Apple): x
• HomeKit (Apple): x
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 1280 x 720, 1920 x 1080, and 3840 x 2160 pixels
• LCD (liquid crystal display)
• Cortex A53 Quad-Core Processor
• HDR 10 (High Dynamic Range)
• 5000:1 contrast
• 500 nits of brightness
• DolbyTM Audio is a trademark of Dolby.
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• Voice instructions are possible using a voice-enabled bluetooth remote that includes Google Assistant.
• There are no bezels on this infinity screen.
• Chromecast capabilities allow you to cast content from your phone to your TV wirelessly.

Pros

• Incredibly low-cost.
• There are a variety of sizes and resolutions to choose from.
• All of the main smart TV functions are included.
• There is a remote control with voice control available.

Cons

• For 4K TVs, the processor isn’t strong enough.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 4.5/5 rating.
• 4.1/5 stars on Amazon
• Walmart’s rating is 3.8 out of 5 stars.

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• You’re looking for the cheapest Android TV you can find.

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• You want to be able to control things with your voice instead of using your hands.
• Want to watch 4K or high-definition videos?

Cost

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TCL’s Class 3-Series is another another low-cost Android TV that costs less than $150. It comes in two sizes (32″ and 40″) and has a maximum resolution of 720p. It has built-in Google Assistant and Chromecast features, as do other Android TVs, so you can cast content from your phone and perform voice commands via the remote control. However, you won’t be able to do much else. This smart TV, like the SKYWORTH E20, is a bare-bones entry that is suited for people searching for the lowest alternative available.

 

The Sony X690E isn’t the cheapest Android TV, since it costs around three times as much as the previous two options. It is, nevertheless, the most affordable 4K Ultra HD and HDR Android TV, with sizes ranging from 50″ to 70″. In addition to 4K HDR video quality, this smart TV has innovative technologies including as 4K X-RealityTM PRO, ClearAudio+, and MotionflowTM XR, which improve processing speed, visual clarity, and audio quality. If you want the cheapest android TV, period, stick to one of the previous two TVs, but if you want inexpensive and powerful, consider the Sony X690E.

 

The Best Android OLED TVs

The Sony A9F MASTER Series is one of Sony’s most recent OLED Android TVs, including some of the most cutting-edge processing functions and capabilities. Compared to most other smart TVs on the market, this one boasts deeper blacks, brighter highlights, and overall more realistic colors.

It includes a super-sleek bezel that guarantees you are engrossed in the watching experience without interruptions, in addition to amazing features and picture quality. Traditionally, OLED TVs have been known for having persistent burnout around the edges, but the A9F fixes that problem.

The A9F is generally regarded as one of the finest IMAX-enhanced OLED Android TVs available, having received many accolades at the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show. Excellence in 4K, High-Performance Home Audio-Video Experience, and General Excellence were among the honors it received. It’s also been dubbed “Best Living Room TV,” “Best HDR TV,” and “Best Home Theater TV.”

Overview of Specifications

• Sizes are 55″ and 65″ respectively.
• WiFi Standard: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi Certified
• 1 Ethernet port
• 4 HDMI ports
• 3 USB ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free:
• Apple AirPlay is a technology that allows you to stream content from your iPhone or iPad to
• Apple HomeKit is a smart home automation system developed by Apple.
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution
• OLED is a kind of display.
• HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision are examples of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies.
• Picture Processor X1TM Ultimate Processor
• Contrast: Pixel Contrast Booster, Object-based HDR Remaster, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer
• MotionflowTM XR is a motion enhancer.
• Color Enhancement: TRILUMINOSTM Display, Live ColorTM Technology, Precision Color Mapping, Super bit mappingTM HDR, Live ColorTM Technology
• 4K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual database processing, Object-based Super Resolution Clarity Enhancement
• Dolby® Digital, Dolby® Digital Plus, Dolby® Pulse, and Dolby® AC-4 are all Dolby® Audio formats.
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• OLED Display has more than 8 million self-illuminating pixels for deeper blacks and realistic colors.
• The Picture Processor X1TM Ultimate recognises on-screen items individually and enhances and calibrates their brightness.
• Color contrasts are improved even further with Pixel Contrast BoosterTM.
• Acoustic Surface Audio+TM consists of three actuators and two subwoofers that produce multi-directional noises from each direction, simulating a theatrical experience.
• A larger range of colors is produced by the TRILUMINOSTM Display.
• 4K X-RealityTM PRO upscales normal videos to near-4K resolution, allowing you to enjoy any material in near-4K.
• For the most up-to-date and strong HDR quality, use Dolby Vision.
• MotionflowTM XR adds an additional frame between the original frames to provide a smooth and blur-free movie experience.
• Object-based Individual items on-screen are identified by Super Resolution, which adds depth and ensures excellent visual accuracy.
• The colors in each each item are painstakingly calibrated through object-based HDR remastering to make them pop.
• To avoid banding, Super Bit MappingTM preserves appropriate light and dark gradations, resulting in a smooth and realistic appearance.
• S-Force Front Surround creates an immersive and dramatic sound experience by simulating three-dimensional sound fields.
• To guarantee smooth and balanced audio output, Clear Phase calibrates the peaks and dips in a speaker’s voice.
• Netflix Calibrated Mode guarantees that you get Netflix material in the best possible visual quality, as defined by the content providers.
• Without a remote, you can manage the TV with voice commands thanks to the built-in Google Assistant.
• Chromecast is a built-in feature that enables you to cast content from your phone to your TV.

Pros

• The best OLED quality available.
• A large number of powerful video and audio processing options are available.
• Voice commands are possible without using your hands.
• This is an award-winning product.

Cons

• Expensive.
• Under strong light, OLED screens may be reflective.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 4.8/5 rating.
• 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon
• 4.7 out of 5 stars on BestBuy
• Sony’s rating is 4.3 out of 5 stars.

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• If you’re looking for the greatest OLED TV money can buy, look no further.
• Want to see the most recent audio-video releases in a theater setting?
• You’d like to have a hands-free experience.
• In gloomy rooms, you may enjoy viewing movies.
• Would you want to see even standard-quality videos in 4K?
• Fast-paced video games may be played on the television.

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• You’re on a tight budget.
• Will watch TV in well lighted environments.

Cost

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Ultra-slim Android TVs with innovative PQ technology are part of the SKYWORTH XA8000 Series. Aside from the OLED screen, this smart TV offers a 4K resolution, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and an HDR10 display, making it ideal for high-quality, fast-paced entertainment like sports and video games. It features an incredible 178° viewing angle, which means you can watch TV from any angle.

In most aspects, the SKYWORTH XA8000 is identical to the aforementioned A9F, although it lacks some of the more modern capabilities, like as Dolby Vision and hands-free Google Assistant integration. You’ll have to use the remote control to access voice commands. However, given that this TV is substantially less expensive than the A95, those trade-offs may be beneficial for you.

 

The Hisense R8 Series is the perfect smart TV for individuals who want the OLED experience without paying the OLED pricing, which is over $1,500 for most OLED TVs. This Hisense TV boasts a ULED display that is comparable to OLED in quality but is substantially less expensive. The sole difference between OLED and ULED is that ULED employs backlight, which may leave a little amount of light leaking behind, while OLED does not. The light leakage, on the other hand, will be minimal, making it nearly as excellent as OLED.

The Hisense R8 has much of the same advanced features as other OLED TVs, such as Dolby Vision compatibility, Smooth Motion to eliminate blurring, extraordinarily brilliant and luminous graphics with true colors, and the ability to manage the TV remotely using Google Assistant voice commands. As a result, if you want to experience OLED at a lesser price point, the Hisense R8 is a good option.

 

Large-Screen Android TVs (75″ and Up)

The Sony Z9G MASTER Series is a magnificent and enormous 8K smart TV that comes in two sizes: 85” and 98”. From the size and quality to the brightness and, yes, the price, everything about this TV is huge and larger-than-life. Its screen has over 33 million pixels, about 4000 brightness nits, and 700 local dimming zones, making it one of the most sumptuous Android TVs on the market.

With an incredibly powerful X1TM Ultimate CPU and 8K X-RealityTM PRO features, this TV’s performance naturally matches its visual output. Despite the fact that this TV claims to be capable of upscaling regular media to 8K resolution, it only manages to upscale to 4K quality. However, given that most content creators now generate video in 1080p, it would be a stretch to upscale it to 8K, this is totally normal and logical.

The upmarket restriction, on the other hand, brings up another another key element to consider: need. You’ll have a hard time finding content providers that release stuff in 8K resolution right now, particularly because 4K content has just recently become ubiquitous. It might be many years before content providers begin to really consider moving into the 8K realm. As a result, the visual capabilities of this TV are nearly theoretical, and the quality you’ll get will be proportional to a truly fantastic 4K TV like the Sony A9F.

Overall, the Z9G is a fantastic Android TV that demonstrates what the future of smart TVs may bring. While it isn’t really useful at the moment, it is basically future-proof for many years. This is the TV for you if you pride yourself on being ahead of the curve.

Overview of Specifications

• Dimensions: 85″ x 98″
• WiFi Standard: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi Certified
• 1 Ethernet port
• 4 HDMI ports
• 3 USB ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free:
• Apple AirPlay is a technology that allows you to stream content from your iPhone or iPad to
• Apple HomeKit is a smart home automation system developed by Apple.
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 7680 x 4320 pixel resolution
• LED kind of display
• HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision are examples of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies.
• Picture Processor X1TM Ultimate Processor
• Object-based HDR Remaster, 8K X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO, Dynamic Contrast Enhancer
• X-Motion Clarity, Auto Mode Motion Enhancer
• Super Bit MappingTM HDR, TRILUMINOSTM Display Color Enhancement
• 8K X-RealityTM PRO, Dual Database Processing, Object-based Super Resolution Clarity Enhancement
• Dolby Audio: DolbyTM Audio, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital Plus, DolbyTM AC-4, DolbyTM Digital Plus, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital, DolbyTM Digital
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• For 4x the clarity and quality of 4K TVs, go for an 8K resolution.
• 8K X-RealityTM PRO brings all material up to 8K resolution, revealing hidden depths and intricacies.
• Picture Processor X1TM Ultimate recognizes on-screen items separately to bring forth their best qualities.
• Backlight Master Drive blends ultra-dense LED structure with backlight technology to deepen blacks while boosting other colors.
• For the best audio experience, Acoustic Multi-AudioTM features several front-facing speakers.
• In the brightest and darkest settings, 8K X-tended Dynamic RangeTM PRO exposes even more depths and subtleties.
• X-Wide Angle technology guarantees that you get the same level of visual precision and clarity from any angle.
• All action sequences and graphics are crystal clear thanks to X-Motion Clarity technology, which eliminates any blurring effects.
• Netflix Calibrated Mode guarantees that you get the most out of every Netflix content the way the creators intended.
• The newest and most sophisticated viewing and audio experiences are provided by Dolby VisionTM and Dolby AtmosTM.
• With stronger colors and contrasts, the TRILUMINOSTM Display provides excellent sights.
• Clear Phase smoothes and calibrates the frequencies, ensuring that speech patterns are free of abrupt peaks and troughs.
• With S-Force Front Surround, you’ll hear three-dimensional soundscapes for a really immersive experience.
• Object-based For outstanding clarity, Super Resolution recognizes all objects.
• Super Bit Mapping HDR ensures a smooth transition from light to dark, with no banding.
• Google Assistant is built-in, allowing for hands-free voice instructions and controls.
• You can cast content from your smartphone with the built-in Chromecast.

Pros

• As a home theater system, it’s ideal.
• Exceptionally huge.
• Awe-inspiring 8K images.
• Upscaling video capability.
• Viewing angle from all sides.
• Voice controls that do not need the use of one’s hands.
• Future-proof.

Cons

• Extremely expensive.
• In today’s content world, there is a lack of usefulness.
• Backlight bleeding is a rare occurrence.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 4.5/5 rating.
• 4.3 out of 5 stars on Amazon
• 4.3 out of 5 stars on BestBuy
• Sony’s rating is 4.4 out of 5 stars.

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• You’re looking for the most up-to-date features and capabilities.
• I don’t give a damn about the price… at all.
• You want a home theater system that can withstand the test of time.
• You’d want to convert all of your stuff to 8K.
• If you’re looking for a dramatic experience, this is the place to go.

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• If you’re on a budget of any type, this is the place to be.

Cost

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With a screen size of 120″, the Hisense Class L10 Series is without a doubt the biggest Android TV on the market. This is a 4K smart laser TV with some of the most vivid images and contrasts available. A dual-color laser in the UHD laser display utilizes a broad color range to show the brightest and most colorful graphics. With HDR content, it has a brightness of 3000 lumens and a UHD upscaler that transforms normal films to 4K resolution, boosting their quality and details.

The Class L10 is, however, quite costly, and you should only buy it if you really need the largest TV available and are unconcerned about the cost. We’ve put it in second place because, although being similarly priced, it isn’t as future-proof as the Sony Z9G. For example, it has an 8 million pixel standard 4K resolution, but the Sony has an 8K resolution of nearly 33 million pixels. The content quality differential between the two will be minor for the time being, but as content makers improve their content quality, the L10 will not be able to resist the future as well as the Sony.

 

The TCL X915 is a QLED 8K TV with over 33 million pixels, putting it on par with the Sony Z9G in terms of future-proofing. This TV offers a real 8K experience, as well as upscaling capabilities that bring normal material closer to 8K resolution. Quantum Dot nanocrystals technology is also included in this TV, which uses Quantum Dots to boost content vibrancy by over 95%. It also has Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and an upgraded IMAX experience.

Given all of these fantastic future-proofing features, you may be wondering why it came in second place behind the L10. This TV is only available in one size – 75″. As a result, although having the most incredible visual characteristics and attributes, it’s still at the bottom end of the large-screen TV market. However, the option is yours: each of the huge TVs on our list is equally magnificent in its own way; choose the one that best matches your requirements.

 

The Most Intense Experience

Philips has carved out a place for itself in recent years with the Ambilight range, which has OLED TVs that provide a stunning smart light show to accompany your entertainment. The Philips OLED 9 series is the greatest smart TV for an immersive experience, with a broad variety of stunning audio-visual features to go along with the light show.

Intelligent LED lights that frame the borders of the TV and throw colors on the walls are included in the TV panel. The lighting display adapts to the material, simulating comparable color palettes or establishing the tone for music. Yes, it can tune itself to the beat of your music and create a light display to go along with anything you’re playing, making it the perfect party tool.

This TV also comes with a soundbar that rests at the bottom of the TV, in addition to the clever lighting show. Rather than being an afterthought, the soundbar has six channels of sound, each of which produces 60W of sound, making it tremendously powerful. You may also use an external speaker system of your choice to replace or complement it.

Overall, the Philips OLED 9 series is a fantastic smart TV for those who want a really immersive experience, replete with an all-encompassing audio and clever lights that dance on the walls in response to your content. However, it comes at a premium price, as do all OLED TVs, and is best suited for those who want to exploit the immersive experience for things like organizing video gaming evenings, theatrical events, dance parties, and so on.

Overview of Specifications

• Sizes are 55″ and 65″ respectively.
• Wi-Fi 802.11ac is the current WiFi standard.
• Ethernet ports are available in the following configurations:
• 4 HDMI ports
• 2 USB ports
• Chromecast built-in:
• Google Assistant Hands-Free: x
• AirPlay (Apple): x
• HomeKit (Apple): x
• Google Assistant:
• Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alexa, Alex
• 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution
• OLED is a kind of display.
• Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG are examples of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies.
• Quad Core P5 Perfect Picture Engine Processor
• — as an example of a contrast
• 5000 PPI Hz Motion Enhancer
• Enhancement of color: —
• Enhancement of Clarity: —
• Dolby Atmos is a Dolby Audio product.
• 16GB of on-board storage

Characteristics

• For an immersive experience, 4-Sided Ambilight creates clever lights that reflect colors on the walls.
• Six sound channels and tweeters are included in the integrated Bowers & Wilkins subwoofer for an immersive soundscape.
• The audio-visual experience is enhanced with Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
• HDR10+ visuals optimize the brightness and clarity of each frame by adjusting the brightness levels for each frame.
• The whole system is powered by the Philips P5 Pro Perfect Picture Engine, which produces deep blacks, dazzling whites, and natural colors.
• The Google Assistant incorporated into the remote control allows you to perform voice commands.
• You can cast content from your smartphone with the built-in Chromecast.

Pros

• Ideal for an audio-visual experience that is completely immersive.
• The video quality is stunning in 4K.
• Video is upscaled from normal to 4K quality.
• It also comes with a Bowers & Wilkins soundbar.
• It’s ideal for a dramatic performance.
• A light display complements the tone of the text.

Cons

• Colors may occasionally burst out.
• There isn’t a lot of bass in the audio.

Ratings

• SMARTHOME News has a 4.2/5 rating.
• AO Grade: B

If you want to buy anything, you should…

• If you’re looking for a dramatic experience, this is the place to go.
• Guests are often invited to dancing, watching, or gaming parties.
• You want to upscale videos to a 4K resolution.

If you don’t want to purchase, don’t.

• There’s no need for a light show with your television.

Cost

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The Philips OLED 8 Series, like the Philips OLED 9 Series, is an immersive smart TV that belongs to the Philips Ambilight Series. The 8 Series, on the other hand, includes 3-sided Ambilight with additional functions, such as wall color adaptable, lounge mode, AmbiWakeup, and AmbiSleep – the last two capabilities, as their names imply, assist you sleep or wake up. The absence of a dedicated six-channel soundbar is the only noteworthy change, apart from these light-related modifications. The OLED 8 Series does not have a subwoofer, so you’ll need to purchase one separately. Aside from that, they offer almost identical characteristics, such as OLED 4K and Dolby Vision visual resolution, Philips P5 CPU, and Dolby Atmos audio. As a result, the decision between the two immersive televisions boils down to whether you want additional Ambilight features or a 6.1 channel subwoofer.

 

The Sony Z8H Series is an 8K Full-Array LED and HDR Android TV with a variety of immersive features. Sony, on the other hand, is willing to create an immersive experience just via its visual quality and acoustics, unlike Philips TVs. With an 8K resolution and over 33 million pixels, this Android TV is one of the world’s finest and most modern televisions. Furthermore, Frame Tweeter is a revolutionary technology that enables speakers to be embedded into the TV frame, allowing sound waves to originate from the precise location of action inside the screen, resulting in better aural and visual harmony than previously possible. Overall, the Z8H is a really amazing and immersive television, but it lacks the type of unique features seen in the Ambilight series.

 

Conclusion

If you’ve read this far, you may be undecided about which Android TV to buy. Believe me when I say that the more you understand, the more perplexing your options become. If the whole product list is perplexing to you, I suggest sticking to the category that most closely reflects your preferences, whether it’s the cheap or huge TV area.

You should also use my recommendations for the best in each area as a reference. The runner-up goods are often equally as excellent as the best-selling item, or they may be distinctive in some way. I propose that you also look at the goods listed in the Runner-Up sections to figure out which TV is perfect for you.

Choosing the best Android TV might be a difficult task, but it’s well worth it. I hope this post has provided you with all of the facts you need to make the best choice possible!

The “best smart tv 2021” is a list of the 6 best Android TVs that are available right now. The list includes the top 5 Samsung, LG, Sony, and Vizio models.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best Android TV in 2020?

A: Sony, Samsung, and LG are the three main manufacturers of Android TV. The best one would be a personal preference as they all have their strengths and weaknesses.

Which brand Android TV is best?

A: The most popular brand is Sony, followed by Samsung.

Which TV is best in 2021?

A: In 2021, the best TVs will be OLED TVs.

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