Best Smart TVs in India (September 2023)

The QN95B has support for Apple AirPlay 2, but doesn’t support HomeKit for home automation. Along with Samsung's Bixby voice assistant, the TVs also support Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa. Additionally, this TV offers various features aimed at gamers, such as support for a 144Hz refresh rate, HGiG for accurate HDR tone mapping, and easily accessible HDMI 2.1 ports with FreeSync Premium Pro VRR. The TV's TizenOS interface is also well-designed and quite user-friendly.

Like all premium Sony TVs, this one too runs the Google TV interface and supports Apple Airplay and Homekit. If you prioritize wider viewing angles over contrast and prefer an IPS panel, you could also look into the lower-tier Sony Bravia X80K or Bravia X80J. The mini LED TV from Sony, the Bravia X95K, is available only in 85-inch size and is quite exorbitantly priced.

The LG QNED 81 TVs come in 55-inch, 65-inch and 75-inch options. The TV supports several gaming features such as a 120Hz refresh rate, HGiG Mode, and HDMI 2.1 connectivity. On the downside, the HDR support is limited to only HDR10 and HLG.

Features like 144Hz refresh rate, ALLM, and VRR should make it appealing to gamers. The interface also has a handy Game bar that relays frequently needed information to gamers in one place. The TV ships with a tabletop stand and wall mount and TCL offers 2 years comprehensive warranty with the TV.

Samsung also uses an additional set of warm LEDs in the backlight to further enhance contrast and colours. The TV can easily pair with Samsung Galaxy phones using Samsung’s Tap View feature and it also works with multiple voice assistants. Samsung’s SpaceFit Sound feature evaluates the acoustics of the room and the installation environment and applies the most suitable audio settings automatically..

Samsung’s Q-symphony technology allows for seamless integration between the TV's speakers and compatible Samsung soundbars, resulting in more detailed multi-channel audio. The Q60B features an adjustable stand and a remote that can be charged using solar power. Some notable omissions are HDMI 2.1 connectivity and VRR support.

The Q2 Pro looks quite premium, with its brushed metal aesthetics, and has a complete on-system audio setup with a 40W Horizon Soundbar and a 30W subwoofer. The TV's performance is satisfactory, and its ability to boost colours and contrast on the fly for moving frames creates impressive visuals. However, some tweaking in the colour management profiles is required to enhance the picture quality.

The UI is simple and easy to use. However, the speakers lack channel separation for such a large-screen TV. The TV is great for 4K 60Hz gaming but lacks native 4K 120Hz support and VRR. Overall, if you are looking for a large-screen TV experience on a budget, the Mi QLED TV 75 can be considered as it delivers the necessary features such as a QLED panel with local dimming and support for various HDR formats.

For gamers, this TV has three HDMI 2.1 ports with ALLM to automatically switch to the game mode when a gaming device is connected. The software is certified Android TV 11 and you also get regular Google perks like Chromecast Built-in, Google Assistant support and more. The 30W audio system supports Dolby Atmos to enhance the surround sound experience.

The TV comes with the VIDAA operating system which has several limitations. Thankfully, Hisense bundles a FireTV stick 4K which is a great fix for all the UI troubles. The TV also includes a rich assortment of connectivity options including HDMI 2.1 connectivity and dual-band Wi-Fi. Hisense also provides a 2-year comprehensive warranty with the TV.