Having covered tech and games full-time for the last decade now, I’ve spent a lot of time in front of a TV. Some of those TVs weren’t anything special — they were just run-of-a-mill LED-LCD TVs that didn't even have VRR or HDR — but these days, I only spend my time in front of the best TVs. Because I’m lucky enough to see all these screens first-hand, I’ve developed a real fondness for a few of them.
Whenever people ask me what TV they should buy, I’ll usually need to ask them a half-dozen questions to find out which one is right for them — but, most times, it all comes down to price and how much they’re willing to spend. Not everyone needs or wants the top-of-the-line TV, especially if it costs more than their car.
