Best OLED TVs (2026)

Best for: Anyone who wants one TV for movies, sport and gaming

TechRadar's top TV and a clear step up from the C5: about 250 nits brighter in its 10% window test, with a quicker processor and vivid, punchy color. Tom's Guide calls it an incredible TV in pretty much every way.

Skip it if: You mostly watch in a bright, sunny room

Best for: Buyers who want a top OLED without paying the newest-model price

TechRadar calls it the ultimate all-rounder, with accurate, punchy color and deep blacks. Tom's Guide ranked it best TV overall for the first half of 2026 and says it now offers incredible performance for the money after price drops.

Skip it if: You need HDR10+ or an anti-glare screen

Best for: Gamers who want a high-refresh OLED

Tom's Guide's best TV for PC and console gaming, with near-perfect contrast, strong color accuracy and Samsung's Game Hub. TechRadar lists it as a solid alternative to the C5 with slightly higher brightness and arguably better gaming features.

Skip it if: You want Dolby Vision

Best for: Sunny living rooms where you still want OLED contrast

TechRadar's pick for bright rooms: vivid colors, high brightness and a glare-free screen that beats reflections. Tom's Guide says it is better than the S90F in most ways but costs far more for fairly minor gains.

Skip it if: You mostly watch in a dark room or want to spend less

Best for: Wall-mounting and bright rooms when you want a top LG panel

TechRadar's best premium OLED, with a four-stack Primary Tandem RGB panel that hit 2,268 nits in Filmmaker mode, then its brightest OLED test. Tom's Guide says it may be one of the best OLEDs ever made.

Skip it if: Value matters more than the last bit of brightness

Best for: Dim to moderately lit rooms on a tighter budget

TechRadar's best budget OLED, with vibrant, accurate color, strong contrast and a very low 9.1ms input lag. It is the cheapest way to get an OLED with four HDMI 2.1 ports.

Skip it if: You can stretch to the LG B6 or C5, or want a bright-room TV