Gaming TVs 2020 im Vergleich

Samsung Q70R QLED TV Series

What we'd recommend instead is the Samsung Q70R QLED TV that has many of the Q90R's best features at a price more in line with what a gamer would be willing to pay for a new TV. That said, despite sitting lower down in the QLED line-up, the Q70R includes the same comprehensive smart platform, extensive connections, and cutting-edge features found further up the range...

LG B9 OLED

While the LG B9 OLED doesn’t have nearly as much HDR-friendly brightness as Samsung's QLED lineup, it’s stunning when it comes to the other end of the brightness story, delivering gorgeously rich, deep black colours completely free of the sort of clouding issues that LCD TVs suffer with...

Sony Bravia X950G Series

The Sony X950G - called the Sony XG95 in the UK and X95G in Australia - hits the sweet spot between price and visual performance, offering just enough visual panache to warrant its mid-range price point...

Samsung RU8000 Series

If your living room - and budget - can't handle a 65-inch TV, take a look at the truly spectacular RU8000 Series that was made for gamers. With crazy low input lag of around 6ms with Variable Refresh Rate, this is about as responsive as a TV can be...

LG UM7300 Series

If your gaming TV budget is limited and you haven't found anything on our list yet, LG's basic-but-good UM7300 Series will fill that space on the entertainment center without cleaning out your bank account...