8K TVs may claim to have the best hardware out there, but it looses completely to 4K Smart TVs in practicality. Not only are there 4K Smart TV out there for every budget, but there is also plenty of 4K content. Nowadays, 4K Smart screens are things you can find everywhere, but the best choices require significantly more effort. Here are some of the best 4K Smart TVs we found that are worth more than their price tags.
1. TCL 6-Series 65R625
The manufacturer is no Samsung or Sony, but there’s no beating TCL 65R625 in terms of value. It offers quality 4K pictures with HDR and standard 120fps and can simulate a 240Hz experience with MEMC.
Features
- 65” QLED 4K UHD
- Roku TV
- Four HDMI with ARC
- Edge-to-edge design
- Dolby Vision HDR
- Auto game mode
- CCZ technology
- 120Hz refresh at 4K
- Wide color
- 120 contrast zones
Pros
- Ultra-slim and lightweight
- Compatible with Google Assistant and Alexa voice control
- Reasonable price
- Offers Roku TV streaming
- Vibrant color
Cons
- Motion and upscaling stutter
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2. Samsung 32Q50 Series QN32Q50RAFXZA
QN32Q50RAFXZA is particularly noteworthy for the punch it packs despite the relatively tiny display. However, although it’s cheap, 32Q50 lacks the distinctive Boundless design we find in more recent Samsung designs.
Features
- 32” 4K UHD QLED
- Alexa compatible
- Three HDMI connections
- Ultra-slim array backlit
- 20W speakers
- USB 2.0
- Bixby and OneRemote
- Wide-viewing angle
Pros
- Cheap and lightweight
- Quality picture for value
- Works excellently for PC games
- Audio quality is surprising
Cons
- Only 60Hz at 4K
- The backlight isn’t Full-Array
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3. Insignia NS-43DF710NA21
We know about as much as you concerning the manufacturer, but there’s no doubt the TV’s a rare gem. It’s the only TV you’ll find at this price that offers DTS Studio sound as well as UHD at 4K. However, similarly to other cheap 4K screens, the motion rate is only 60Hz, and it lacks Dolby Vision HDR.
Features
- 43” UHD LED
- Fire TV
- Netflix and Prime Video button
- 60Hz refresh rate
- Three HDMI ports
- Alexa compatible
Pros
- Offers complete hands-free control
- Full colors and bright pictures
- Superb value for the price
- Has built-in Alexa
- Crisp audio
Cons
- Muddy contrast
- Doesn’t match up to premium models
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4. TCL 5-Series 55S525
The TV is a notch in TCL’s hat of moving into the manufacture of premium Smart TVs. All-in-all, there’s not much you can complain about when it comes to TCL’s 5-series beyond some peripheral features. The display is also a Roku TV meaning an intuitive UI and a massive streaming profile.
Features
- 55” UHD QLED Roku TV
- Built-in Alexa
- Google Assistant compatible
- HDCP 2.2 and four HDMI’s
- Dolby Vision HDR
- Edge-to-edge design
- 120Hz CMI
Pros
- Affordable
- Smooth and clear motion
- Awesome sound quality
- Super-lightweight with slim bezels
Cons
- No CCZ and HDR is mediocre
- Spotty backlight
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5. VIZIO P-Series P75Q9-H61
There’s no doubt that the screen is relatively cheap for its size and quality range. However, it’s no budget choice, nor is it a mid-range TV option. The 75” TV uses QLED technology and offers over 1200nits of brightness and 240 local dimming zones with Full-Array backlighting.
Features
- Dolby Vision HDR
- 4K UHD with 240Hz MEMC
- HDMI 2.1
- AMD FreeSync
- HLG and HDR10
- VRR and AI upscaling
Pros
- Offers incredible upscale
- Bright and ultra-vibrant colors
- Superb style
- Excellent customer service
Cons
- Expensive
- Jerky display with only 120Hz true refresh
- Plenty of bugs
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