Last Updated on February 12, 2020
On the other hand, this TV is far worse than the previous TCL model if you intend to use it mostly for late-night movie sessions. It has noticeable problems in producing deep and uniform blacks and doesn’t support HDR10+ nor Dolby Vision. However, if you often watch TV Series and SDR content in a brightly lit environment, this TV is absolutely great due to its peak brightness and reflection handling.
3. Hisense 55H8F
© Digital Trends Often described as the most advanced TV in its price class, the Hisense 55H8F is powered by Hisense’s ULED technology and Hi-View engine.
Available at large retailers for less than 400$, this TV model has great picture quality, low input lag, a remarkable contrast ratio and black uniformity, good color gamut, and SDR peak brightness.
It is a great choice for most common uses and the only flaws we can point out are the poor viewing angles and slow response time. So if you are one of those sports fans that spend the entire weekend watching your favorite teams playing, you should definitely look somewhere else.
4. Samsung UN55RU7100
© RTINGS The UN55RU7100 is far from being Samsung’s top tv model, but there are several reasons why it is one of its best-selling ones. Like every TV on this list, it has a 4K panel with overall decent picture quality.
The Samsung UN55RU7100 delivers the deepest and most uniform blacks and has an outstanding contrast ratio. Alongside with its fast response time and low input lag, these are precisely as its strongest points.
As far as its shortcomings are concerned, they mainly reside in the lack of a local dimming feature, poor viewing angles, and low peak brightness in HDR.
There are clearly better options for you, but we understand that Samsung is one of the highest-rated brands in the consumer electronics industry and decided to include this product on the list. In the end, it is a fairly good product and reasonably priced.
