Best Android TVs
You’ll find all of the options on this list in the table below, along with the sizes they are available in, starting price and a link to buy. So you can quickly find what you’re looking for. Without further ado, here are the best Android TVs on the market right now.
Hisense U8G Quantum Series
The Hisense U8G is a really great Android TV for the gamers out there. That is because it does have an HDMI 2.1 port and supports [email protected] gaming. That’s a big deal for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles. Additionally, it has the Quantum Dot Wide Color Gamut supported. So you’re going to get over 1 billion true-to-life colors with this TV. It does have HDR, and supports IMAX Enhanced. IMAX Enhanced allows the TV to bring the cinema experience home. As it is able to combine digitally remastered 4K HDR content and DTS audio technologies with the best consumer products and streaming platforms.
Sony X90J
The X90J comes in four sizes, ranging from 50 to 75-inches. So there’s something here for everyone. It also has Dolby Vision HDR, which is going to be great for those that want an incredible looking picture. For the gamers out there, the Sony X90J also has2.1, allowing you to game in 4K/120Hz on the PlayStation 5 or the Xbox Series X. There is also the new Bravia Game Mode available for increased frame rate and reduced input lag.
Sony A80J OLED TV
This is perhaps the best OLED TV available that runs on Android TV. Though there’s also not a lot of options, since LG does webOS. But this is the A80J model, which came out in Summer 2021. It’s still the latest from Sony, and a really good option for Android TV. It has HDMI 2.1 and [email protected], so it is going to be great for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X. There’s also support for Chromecast and AirPlay 2.
TCL 4-Series Android TV
You might be familiar with TCL for its Roku TVs, but it also makes Android TVs – though that is more recent. And the 4-Series Android TV is a really good option for a second bedroom or even a first apartment. That’s because it doesn’t come in super large sizes – only 43 and 55-inches. And it’s also fairly cheap, at under $500. This is a 4K HDR TV, with support for most HDR certifications, including HDR10 and HLG. Though there’s no Dolby Vision here, that’s saved for its more expensive Android TVs, it seems.
Sony Bravia A8H
The Sony Bravia A8H has unmatched processing power, the Picture Processor X1 Ultimate analyzes content to bring out OLEDs intense contrast with pure blacks, peak brightness and natural colors. There’s also Android TV built-in here. So you can use your voice to access content, services, devices, and more with Android TV and Google Assistant. Google TV is not available on this one, as this is the 2020 model and not the 2021 model yet. With 4K X-Reality PRO, you can experience a more natural picture with 4K X-Reality PRO & Object-Based Super Resolution. See exactly what the creator intended with the advanced color and gradation of TRILUMINOS Display.
Sony X800H
Available in: 43, 49, 55, 65, 75, 85Price: Starting at $599Buy: Best Buy
This is one of Sony’s more affordable TVs on the market right now. With a starting price of $599. It’s a 4K HDR TV, powered by the X1 processor, that is going to provide some incredible imagery on the X800H. And it will also upscale the content that is not in 4K. Sony X800H - Best Buy
Hisense H9F Series
The Hisense H9F Series is a really good entry for the best Android TVs out there, as it’s an inexpensive TV that is actually really good. So it uses its own proprietary ULED technology, and you’ll notice it’s the only one on this list that uses ULED. But it works similarly to QLED and OLED. Where you’re getting a brighter picture, with better colors, but it doesn’t have the disadvantage of OLED and screen burn-in.
Hisense U7G QLED TV
This is the best Android TV for gamers. And that’s for one big reason. The U7G supports HDMI 2.1. Allowing you to game at 4K 120Hz on the Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X. It also has Automatic Low Latency Mode and Variable Refresh Rate. So that you’re going to have ultra-smooth gaming. This is an IMAX Enhanced TV, so you’re going to get a really incredible picture from this TV. And there’s also support for DTS here too. And it has peak brightness of 1500 nits, one of the brightest TVs on this list.
TCL 5-Series
The TCL 5-Series actually runs on Google TV, but underneath that skin is Android TV, so it fits this list perfectly. It’s one of only a couple of QLED TVs on this list that run Android TV. And it’s also one of the cheapest. This is the 5-Series from TCL, which usually means good, but not the best and not the worst. It’s a good middle-ground. And at $429, we can see why. It does offer Dolby Vision HDR, as well as HDR10 for some really great colors. It’s also QLED, so it’s going to look amazing anyways.
