Best 4K TVs 2021

The new Hisense H9 Quantum 4K TV comes in either 55 or 65-inches, and has just about every feature you would care about for your home theater setup. The TV delivers up to 1,000-nits of brightness, along with Dolby Vision HDR, and Dolby Atmos for a superior video and audio experience. Hisense has even packed in Android TV and Google Assistant for your smart home needs, along with support for Amazon Alexa if that's your cup o' tea.

There are 4K TVs and then there are the "next-level" options, and that's where the LG OLED GX comes in. With three different sizes to choose from, the LG GX Series covers just about every situation, and has all of the latest and greatest display technology from LG. This includes the α9 AI processor, compatibility with NVIDIA G-Sync, and has the smarts thanks to WebOS and LG's ThinQ features.

Are you gearing up for the launch of the PS5? Then, you might want to check out the best Sony 4K TV to pair up with Sony's next-gen console. The Sony X900H already pairs perfectly with the PS4, but also has some of the best picture quality and features you could want. The X900H comes in several different sizes, ranging from 55-inches to 85-inches, along with the fact that you'll find Android TV and Google Assistant built right in.

What's the point of spending extra money to stream content if you can get it built right into your TV? Amazon partnered with Toshiba to make a line of 4K HDR televisions with a Fire TV built-in. This TV includes an Alexa-enabled voice remote, along with offering 4K UHD playback with Dolby Vision included.

If money is no object, then you should look no further than the Samsung Q90T QLED Smart TV. Although you won't get a built-in Chromecast or Roku, there are still plenty of smarts with the help of Bixby, Google, Alexa, and Samsung's own SmartThings smart home technology. With HDR10+, you are getting the best video playback quality possible, and Samsung aimed to improve viewing angles making it, so there isn't a bad seat in the house.

If you want the best bang-for-your-buck TV to watch everything, look no further than the TCL 6-series QLED TV. It has All the benefits of a QLED, without the hefty price tag. It brings the immersive TV experience we expect for a fraction of the price and comes with HDR10, Dolby Vision, and more.

There's nothing really wrong with a flat television, but if you really want to get immersed into the content, then you'll want to check out the Samsung TU-8300. This 4K television is curved, comes in either 55 or 65-inches, and you can even mirror your computer's display right to the TV. You get all of that in addition to 4K UHD resolution, Samsung's Crystal Processor for better images, and the TV stand even has a cable route to manage those pesky cables.

Although the H8 Quantum is not as feature-rich as the H9 Quantum, this is still a great TV for many folks out there. There's Dolby Vision HDR10+, Dolby Atmos, 240 motion rate, and up to 700-nits of brightness. Android TV will provide all the apps you need, and there's support for Amazon Alexa if you've created an Amazon-focused home.

If you want a piece of art on the wall, but really want to have a 4K TV, why not get both? Samsung's "The Frame" series of TVs combines both artwork and the ability to watch your favorite movies and TV shows. In addition to being available in six different colors, Samsung has Amazon Alexa built-in, and you can even customize the Frame to fit your style.