Best TVs in India (September 2023)

The Sony A95K handles motion blur remarkably well. Another interesting highlight is that the buttons on the remote automatically light up in a dark environment for convenient usage. Additionally, Sony includes a Bravia cam for video calling that can be mounted at the top of the TV. It also comes with Sony’s Acoustic Surface Audio＋technology which makes the sound from the 60W audio system appear to come directly from the screen.

Apart from the impressive OLED contrast, there are many other features to look forward to on this high-end TV. The LG G2 runs on LG's proprietary WebOS interface, which is compatible with all major smart home ecosystems, including Amazon, Apple, and Google. Additionally, it supports all popular HDR formats, and the 4.2Ch sound system delivers a total output of 60W. With 4 full-bandwidth HDMI ports, HGiG mode, and support for 4K 120Hz Dolby Vision gaming, LG G2 is also a very attractive option for gamers.

The TV supports popular HDR formats including HDR10+ and Dolby Vision IQ. Unlike the LG G2 which is designed for wall mounting, the C2 also ships with a TV stand for mounting it on a table. If you are looking for a more competitively priced LG OLED, you can also consider the LG A2 series.

Apart from deep blacks and multiple HDR formats (including Dolby Vision IQ), the TV also supports IMAX enhanced, which means you can enjoy an immersive home theatre experience in supported titles like most Marvel Studio movies.

The Xiaomi OLED Vision TV ships with Android 11 TV OS with the redundant Patchwall launcher. The TV has HDMI 2.1 features like ALLM and eARC, but the display refresh rate maxes at 60Hz. So, perhaps this won’t be as appealing for a few hardcore gamers.

It comes with a number of appealing gaming features including support for 144Hz refresh rate and four HDMI 2.1 ports that can be easily accessed via Samsung’s OneConnect box. Samsung uses its own proprietary custom interface that is well-designed and easy to use. Like all Samsung TVs, this one also misses out on Dolby Vision HDR which is a bummer.

The TV is available in three sizes - 55-inch, 65-inch and 75-inch. It runs the Google TV interface and is also compatible with Apple Airplay and Homekit. If you’d rather prefer a Sony TV with an IPS panel that offers wider viewing angles (but lower contrast) than VA panels, you may also consider the lower-tier Sony X80K instead.

The LG QNED 81 TVs are available in three sizes, but the 55-inch makes the most sense. It supports many gaming features like 120Hz refresh rate, HGiG Mode, and HDMI 2.1. It’s also missing Dolby Vision and HDR10+, so in India your HDR experience will mostly be limited to HDR10.

Other mainstream features like Dolby Vision and HDMI 2.1 connectivity are also covered. The OnePlus Q2 Pro runs the Google TV interface and also integrates OxygenOS 2.1 in India to curate local content, just as Xiaomi does with its PatchWall launcher.

The TV supports HDMI 2.1 features like ALLM for gaming and eARC with Dolby Atmos passthrough. The metallic side frame gives the TV a durable and premium feel. The software is Android TV 10 with Xiaomi’s Patchwall launcher bundled along.