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Best Smart TV of 2026 - CNET

There is one thing that distinguishes a TV from a simple monitor: an RF connection for connecting an antenna. Furthermore, a “smart TV” adds an internet connection to the mix and lets you stream TV shows and movies, or even control your smart home. There are a number of smart TV systems available, including Roku, Samsung Tizen, Google TV and Amazon Fire TV, which give you access to great streaming apps such as Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus and HBO Max right on your television. While there are many options, these are the right smart TVs for you.

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Bottom Line

TCL continues to dominate CNET’s list of the best TVs, as the 2026 QM8L is the company’s best model yet. In my comparison tests, against a fie...

Pros & Cons

One of the brightest TVs yet
Excellent color and contrast
Simply great for gaming
LG C6 OLED has...

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