Best 65-inch TV In India

The GX is LG’s flagship TV from 2020 and combines an OLED display with a sleek frame-like design to give viewers an immersive experience. The GX is an OLED TV and when mounted on the wall, sits flush with the wall. The GX has an OLED panel which means you get some of the best colours and contrast on a TV. The panel can also get quite bright. An OLED gives the best experience when consuming content in a dark room. The TV has a 4K resolution with support for all popular HDR formats like HDR 10, Dolby Vision and HLG. The TV also supports Dolby Atmos. The LG GX is a smart TV running on LG’s WebOS platform. It supports all popular streaming services built-in such as Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, Zee5, Disney+ Hotstar and more. The TV also supports both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. It also has far-field mics for voice recognition so you can control the TV without even touching the remote control. For connectivity, the TV has 4 HDMI ports all of which are HDMI 2.1 ports. This means the TV offers features such as ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode), VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and 4K at 120Hz. So if you have an Xbox Series X, PS5, or an NVIDIA 30 series GPU, then you can make the most of the features on offer on those devices when using this TV. For audio, the TV has 60W of sound output and a 4.2 channel set up for the speakers.

Pros

• Great picture reproduction in HDR
• Good upscaling for 1080p content
• Smooth and easy to use UI
• Supports HDMI 2.1 for gaming
• Easy to use remote control

Cons

• SDR colours can look a tad washed out at times
• The panel can get quite reflective in well-lit rooms

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The biggest difference between the LG GX and the CX is the design. There are a few other differences also. While the CX is an extremely slim TV, it doesn't sit flush with the wall when wall mounted. The TV also doesn't have the far-field mics found on the GX. For audio, the CX has 40W of sound output and a 2.2 channel set up for the speakers. These are the key differences between the GX and the CX. Apart from these differences, the rest of the features on offer are the same on both the TVs.The LG CX also runs on WebOS and comes with four HDMI 2.1 ports. Another feature common to both TVs is Filmmakermode. When this feature is switched on, the settings of the TV change to represent the content as it was intended by the content creator. If you are looking for a TV with a fantastic OLED panel and good picture performance for consuming content and gaming, then you can consider the CX.

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The Sony A9G launched in 2019 is one of the best TV’s money can buy. It is an OLED panel giving you deep blacks and rich colours. The TV is 4K and supports all HDR formats under the sun including Dolby Vision. The TV has a Netflix calibrated mode giving you the Netflix experience that content creators wanted to give consumers. The TV is also feature rich. It has the second generation Sony Acoustic Surface technology which makes the entire display a speaker. The TV has three actuators and two subwoofers to give you an immersive experience. The TV can also work as a centre channel in your home theatre setup eliminating the need for you to invest in a centre channel. The TV runs on Android TV out of the box with support for all streaming services and apps from the Google Play store. When left in standby mode you can switch on and off the TV from the comfort of your voice.

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The Sony A8H is Sony’s 2020 flagship OLED TV and it runs on Android TV. The UI experience on this TV is butter smooth. Sony has customized the settings options in the TVs UI to offer a more user-friendly experience. The TV supports 4K, HDR including Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and all the popular streaming services are available from the Play Store. It also supports the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa and users can AirPlay content from their iOS device to the TV. It comes with a Google Assistant enabled remote control. For audio, the TV has Sony’s Acoustic Surface technology which makes the entire display a speaker giving you a rich audio experience.

Pros

• Vibrant colour reproduction for 1080p, 4K, SDR and HDR content.
• Good display for gaming at 4K at 60Hz
• Good sound output
• Smooth UI

Cons

• No HDMI 2.1 features like VRR or 4K at 120Hz
• The panel can get quite reflective in well-lit rooms

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The Sony X95G launched in 2019 is the best LED TV money can buy. It has a VA panel with LED backlighting and gives the deepest blacks we’ve seen on a TV that isn’t an OLED TV. The TV is 4K and supports all HDR formats including Dolby Vision. The TV has a Netflix calibrated mode giving you the Netflix experience that content creators wanted to give consumers. The TV is also feature rich. The TV runs on Android TV out of the box with support for all streaming services and apps from the Google Play store. The TV has two wide feet when kept on a tabletop and also has a convenient cable management system at the back. The TV comes with a voice-enabled remote control and also supports the Google Assistant. The TV also supports Apple AirPlay.

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The Samsung Q90A is Samsung 4K Neo QLED TV. It runs on Samsung’s Tizen OS and gives users access to all popular streaming services from the comfort of the UI. The TV has almost no bezels on three sides of the TV. The TV also supports HDR formats including HDR 10, HDR 10+ and HLG. It does not support Dolby Vision. The TV has an extremely slim form factor. The TV also supports HDMI 2.1 features such as ALLM, VRR and 4K at 120Hz. A unique thing about the TV is that it comes with Samsung TV Plus giving users access to free channels to consume content. The reason the channels are free is that they are ad-supported. There is no need to plug in any external device like a set-top box to consume this free content. The free channels are available from the comfort of the UI. Users can control the TV using an Alexa or Google Assistant enabled speaker. The TV comes with 60W of sound output with a 4.2.2 channel setup.

Sony is marketing the X90H as a ready for PlayStation 5 TV and that’s because the TV comes with two HDMI ports that support HDMI 2.1 bringing features like ALLM, VRR and 4K at 120Hz to the TV. The TV has Full Array Local Dimming and comes with a Netflix Calibrated mode. The TV runs on the Android TV platform bringing with it access to the Google Play Store and popular streaming services. The TV supports the Google Assistant and can be controlled via your Alexa enabled speaker as well. It is powered by Sony’s X1 4K HDR processor. The TV comes with a voice-enabled remote control.

Pros

• Fantastic picture quality for 4K, 1080p, HDR and SDR content
• Great TV for gaming
• Clean, smooth and snappy UI
• Functional and well-built remote control

Cons

• Only two ports will get HDMI 2.1 with the firmware update

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The Q80A is yet another QLED offering from Samsung. The TV has an adaptive picture mode that changes the settings of the TV based on the ambient light in the room to ensure you get the best picture possible. Just like the above mentioned Samsung TV, this one also comes with Samsung TV Plus. THE TV also has HDMI 2.1 for those looking to game on this TV. The TV works with Alexa and Google Assistant. The TV boasts of 60W of sound output and comes with a 2.2.2 channel speaker setup. It runs on Tizen OS bringing the convenience of all popular streaming services from the comfort of the UI.

The Sony X80J is the first TV in India to run on Google new Google TV UI. Google TV is an evolution of Android TV and makes the UI more colourful and easy to use. It is the same UI found on the latest Chromecast. The TV has access to the Google Play Store letting you download popular streaming services. Under the hood, the BRAVIA X80J is powered by Sony’s X1 4K HDR Picture Processor and brings with it Sony’s Triluminos Display technology. The TV supports 4K and HDR including Dolby Vision. For Audio, it supports Dolby Atmos as well. It also supports AirPlay so you can stream Apple TV content along with content from your iOS device to the TV. The TV also boasts of Sony’s X-balanced speaker with 20W of sound output.

Pros

• Good colour reproduction.
• Good panel performance for HDR, Dolby Vision and SDR performance.
• Good TV for gaming.
• Functional and well-built remote control.
• Ample connectivity options.

Cons

• No local dimming.
• Blooming in dark sequences in a pitch dark room.

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LG’s flagship TVs maybe its OLED lineup but if you don't want to get onto the OLED bandwagon just yet, then you can check out their NanoCell lineup of TVs. The UI and smart features are the same as the OLED lineup with the magic remote, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa support and all 4 HDMI 2.1 ports. The TV is powered by the Alpha 7 Gen 3 processor and boasts of a 4K resolution with support for HDR and Dolby Vision. It also supports Apple AirPlay. The TV also boasts wide viewing angles.

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