Top 5 Best Gaming TVs For Next Gen Consoles
Top 5 TVs for Next Gen Consoles
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Welcome to GetMojo, we do the research so you don’t have to! In this video, we’re offering our picks for the 5 best TVs for next gen consoles on the market. The immersive world of video gaming can have you traversing mountains, warzones and football fields all from the comfort of your own living room. But a big part of that realism lends itself to the screen you’re playing on. In other words, a hyper-realistic next generation console demands a decent display. But where do you even start when it comes to buying one? Well, to help you decide, we’ve sifted through numerous website and consumer reviews to present our 5 recommended products. Okay, first up.
The Front Runner
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LG CX
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Today’s top pick just so happens to be the most expensive on our list - but it’s worth every penny. This super thin LG TV has a stunning OLED display that’s packed with features that enhance your gaming experience, like an auto low-latency mode that boasts a lag time of just 13.1 milliseconds. It’s also got Nvidia G-Sync built-in, to enhance graphics for PC gamers. Add to that its built-in Google Assistant, motion control remote and the ability to play 4K games at 120 frames per second, and you’ve got one of the most capable, feature-packed gaming TVs on the market.
The Comparable
Samsung Q80T QLED
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Another great all-round gaming TV, the Samsung Q80T offers a more reasonably priced proposition to the brand’s pricier Q95T and Q950TS models. Available in a wide-range of sizes, the image quality on this QLED screen is astonishing, with website T3 saying “it's intensely colourful, and it's bright in ways that produce dazzling HDR”. One of the most impressive things about this TV is its insanely low levels of lag, which when fully optimised sit at just 8.7 milliseconds. If you’re a stickler for stats, then this will help bring your A-game.
The Value Pick
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Sony Bravia X950H
This Sony option is mighty cheaper than the aforementioned LG and Samsung models. But just because it’s cheaper, doesn’t mean it lacks performance. This 4K TV offers a crisp, slimline display that offers particularly impressive audio performance alongside a sub 10 second lag time. The fact that this TV doesn’t offer HDMI 2.1 ports may be divisive for some - but most will just be happy with the money they’ll be saving on its overall price!
The Budget Pick
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TCL 6-Series Roku Smart TV
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We hear you - you’ve spent so much on a new gaming console, you want to try and limit your spending on a TV, right? Well, this 4K TCL TV is one of the most impressive money-saving gaming TVs on the market. Sure, it has an awesome display, and it supports HDMI 2.1 connectivity - but its biggest draw is its THX Certified Game Mode. This mode strips out unnecessary video processing - and does a ton of other things - to make gaming look better and perform faster. If you don’t want additional gimmicks, and you just want a superb display, then voila. Before we reveal our final pick, here are a few other great products we wanted to give a shout out to!
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The Other Budget Pick
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Hisense A7500
Another great hidden gem is the A7500 by Hisense - a TV that costs around a third of the price of our LG front runner pick, and yet still manages to impress the guys over at T3, who labelled it as their “best budget gaming TV”. This TV not only boasts Dolby Vision and Amazon Alexa support, but it also does a pretty good job at handling any gaming type, with low lag of under 20 milliseconds. Add to that its smart TV streaming capabilities for things like Netflix, and you’ve got yourself a great all-round streaming and gaming TV for the casual gamer. So which gaming TV should you choose? Well, if you’re seeking the ultimate gaming TV, then you’ll want to pay close attention to innovative add-on features and lag times - which make the likes of the LG and Samsung models great picks. However, if you’re not a hardcore gamer, and just want something that’s cost effective, then the TCL and Hisense models are no-brainers. Stay tuned to GetMojo for the most complete video product reviews!
