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Honorable Mentions
There are many excellent TVs; here are some that didn’t quite make the cut or were replaced on our top list.
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blank” data-aps-asin=”B0CVQ4FQJ9″ data-aps-asc-tag=””>Sony Bravia 7: The bravia 7 (7/10) offers brilliant brightness, naturalistic colors, and finesse in the details.Its main drawback is poor off-axis viewing, which may be a concern given its price. However, it’s worth considering for fans of the Sony look, especially since Sony seems to be discounting its best QLED TVs more than its OLED models.
blank” data-aps-asin=”B0DVX8WJ7S” data-aps-asc-tag=””>TCL QM7K (2025): The QM7K, part of TCL’s new Precise Dimming series, offers opulent black levels and contrast, approaching OLED quality, with good brightness. However, the review model had off-kilter colors, with a green tint in some black and grayscale content. A firmware update has fixed this issue.While its picture processing and colors don’t match premium TVs, if you can find the 65-inch model for around $1,000, it’s a good option.
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blank”>TCL QM7: A software glitch is keeping the QM7 (6/10) off our main list. Adjusting SDR backlight levels affected HDR, limiting brightness. While TCL fixed this in a firmware update, a broader fix hasn’t been confirmed. Most users may not experience this issue, but check it before discarding the box.
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