Best OLED TVs 2019: the best budget and premium OLED TVs

[What Hi-Fi?]

The best OLED TVs don't just deliver stunning picture quality, they're also getting more affordable by the minute.

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[yholmes]

Hi, I’ve read several of your reviews (extremely helpful thank you) and I’m looking for some expert advice. Out of these three options which would you choose: Panasonic TX-55HZ1000 (£1899), Panasonic TX-55GZ2000B (£1499 clearance price), LG OLED55CX (£1599). The TX-55GZ2000B I found in a local shop seems to be a bargain price but I’m wondering if I should go for a 2020 model. Thank you.

 

[Deleted member 2457]

Hi, I’ve read several of your reviews (extremely helpful thank you) and I’m looking for some expert advice. Out of these three options which would you choose: Panasonic TX-55HZ1000 (£1899), Panasonic TX-55GZ2000B (£1499 clearance price), LG OLED55CX (£1599). The TX-55GZ2000B I found in a local shop seems to be a bargain price but I’m wondering if I should go for a 2020 model. Thank you.

I would go for the GZ2000 if you can get it at that price brand new. It won’t have HDMI 2.1 though if you are a gamer I would go for the LG OLED.

 

[yholmes]

Thank you so much for your quick reply! I’m not a gamer but my partner likes to play every now and then so I will look into the LG OLED a bit more. I’ll make sure check whether the Panasonic is brand new at the shop as well. Thanks again!

 

[Mr. C Nation]

It should be by default an impossibility for any TV to get 5 stars if it does not include all major content provision, such as catch-up.

TVs are simply devices to watch content. They have no other purpose and they have no intrinsic merit in themselves.

You wouldn't award a can 5 stars just because it was made of gold with a platinum ring-pull if it did not contain any beans!