That one's easy: No. Don't worry about 8K for now, despite what you might have heard about it and that the HDMI 2.1 standard supports it. 8K is 7,6...

4K is a no-brainer, but there's a next-step video technology to consider when you shop for a TV. High dynamic range (HDR) content pushes much more...

Manufacturers typically announce new TVs in January (we saw several at CES 2023), but those models don't usually hit store shelves until spring or...

Budget-priced TVs can be appealing, especially if you haven't yet made the jump to 4K and are daunted by $1,000-plus price tags. Be careful when yo...

Plasma TVs were the only flat-panel models available when they first came out nearly two decades ago. They're now a dead category, however, and you...

A big TV that's too close can be just as uncomfortable to watch as a small one that's too far away, so don't assume that the biggest screen availab...

One of the biggest problems with narrowing your choices to a single TV is the sheer number of specs. To make your job a little easier, two of the b...

Almost all TVs now offer web apps and built-in Wi-Fi via a smart TV platform. These features let you connect your television to the internet and ac...

Ideally, a TV should provide enough video connections not only for now but also for the foreseeable future. The most important input is HDMI, which...

Most modern TVs are accurate enough out of the box that they don't need calibration. Just follow our five simple tweaks to get the best picture set...