Best 2024 TVs Under $1000 | Budget-Friendly 85", 75", 65", & 55" Picks

[@kommandantklink5032]

I like your 65 inch pick of the Sony X90L at $1,000.

[@PrakaashUSA]

Walmart door busters had a x90L 75 inch for 999

[@keithzastrow]

Got the Samsung QN90D 85" out the door (after tax) for under $1800 directly from Samsung. Crazy good black Friday sale combined with my government employee discount. Most bang for the buck IMO.

[@xenogears5177]

X90L owner here. I got the 65” on Black Friday for $999.99 it’s an incredible TV for the price.

[@tbecket4890]

Agree….Went in seeking a Bravia 7 and came out with an X90L. They were way too similar with the only big difference being more brightness on the 7.

[@edbl5134]

​@@tbecket4890thank you, for helping me make my decision. I was trying to decide between the X90l or the Bravia 7, myself.

[@MSDOGS1976]

Same. It’s an amazing tv for the money. Competes with many mini-leds.

[@firstgengamer4443]

What i love in tv picture is brightness so can somebody tell me which top 5 75 inch tv have the most brightness panel on market...

[@chibbyylol]

@@tbecket4890while there is quite a bit more differences than that (88 zones vs 480, better native contrast, bloom control, black uniformity etc), the x90l is still a great tv for that price

[@AP-hn8wd]

65” S90C $999 77” C3 $1499 Although a year old models, these are two of the best deals I’ve seen for larger OLED sizes this year in terms of cost/size.

[@nedhill1242]

Better deal on Samsung's website. Bought them both Sunday. 55" S90D (2024) $1,299 55" FRAME $999 But I bought them online from Costco and saved another $350 plus got 3 more years of warranty (5 total) for free on both. Both fit my rooms perfectly and you don't need bigger unless in a huge room. Saved over $1,000 by not getting 65". Bought an Onkyo RZ30 Sunday night as well for $999, but it was basically free because of the money I saved on the TV's. All of that for just over $3,000 (Including Taxes & Free Shipping)

[@TheFrugalAudiophile]

I picked up a 65 inch LG B3 OLED on cyber Monday for $1000. I know it is last year‘s model, but it is basically the same as this years B4.

[@rodlow31]

I got the s90d 65 inch for 999.99. Replacing my 75 inch U8h broken by my toddler. Even though the s90d picture quality is a lot better I miss having the bigger size

[@lpromer4796]

Where did you get it at that price? The lowest I found it for Black Friday was $1,399

[@francescominerva9699]

you sell a baby and the difference buy a big tv 😀

[@rodlow31]

@@lpromer4796 Brandsmart but I think they are only in Georgia and Florida. Crazy part is prices went up during Black Friday lol. It’s 1399 now

[@biollante879]

Got a 65in LG C3 for $1k earlier this year and I can't imagine a better bang for your buck pick. I know that's probably not a possibility for most folks these days, but if you can find that deal, grab it!

[@lpromer4796]

Amazon?

[@amandapierce1496]

My vote for best 85 inch is 85qd7n when it's on sale for under 1000! I don't care what the hater says. I love it! The tv supports all major formats of HDR, including Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, and HLG. Plus, Native144hz game mode pro, and it has 4k AI upscale. Again, I have to reiterate I love this tv.

[@vass4951]

How about 43 inch TV's? For those of us with small spaces.

[@Dillingham-]

Caleb celebrated the Panasonic W95A at about $1500, now the Costco model of this same TV is $799! 🤑

[@richarde1355]

Online only, and out of stock.

[@nedhill1242]

@@richarde1355 Online only is how you get insane Costco deals. Extra FREE warranty and free shipping.

[@michaelkaiser5994]

I wish the 55” Sansui was included on your list. I’m expecting it next week and I know you praised it but I would have felt better if you had mentioned it. 🤞

[@joshp9964]

I just ordered the tcl qm7 75 inch for $700 off Amazon. I'm running a 9yr old LG led.

[@yvesvalentine163]

It's $897 lowest price ever. How'd you get it for $700?

[@Chuck-RETROGAMECAVE]

I love this channel and never miss an episode. With that said, I have to add a factor not talked about enough. 5 years ago, my daughter purchased a TCL 43" TV for about $250. That TV looked fine for the price & it came with a 6 month warranty. 14 months into ownership, it was dead. I advised her to replace it with a Sony, same size, double the cost (24 month warranty). Now years into owning the Sony, it still runs flawlessly and looks fantastic for the price. The thing that bothers me about these super low cost TV's is, its a roll of the dice for reliability. So I suggest factoring in reliability along with size & picture quality. Going with a brand-name that has a reputation for making quality TV's adds value to your purchase price.

[@SLICK8116]

Sony pony😅

[@mrlt1151]

I bought 2 65” tvs Black Friday 2016. I think I paid like $1,400 each. Both went in the same home. One lasted 2-3 years, the other made it another 3 years before needing to be repaired. Luckily I saved the functional boards out of the one that died, so I was able to fix it for free. Aside from the worst of the worst, it’s hard to really quantify reliability.

[@nedhill1242]

you get what you pay for

[@japekki666]

65" LG C3 Oled Professionally Calibrated 1250€. Was it a good or bad pick?

[@JrEliteDK]

What about the best 42/43 and 32? Could be fun to know. As I’m looking for a bedroom tv

[@AramGevorgyan]

I own the Sony x90L 75 inches. I would never exchange it even for Hisense U8N or TCL QM8. Picture accuracy is a game changer for me.

[@will89687]

Considering how good these sets are it might be worth spending a grand now then replacing when PQ and features make a big enough jump to justify upgrading rather than spending 5 large on a state-of-the-art model that might become outdated in a few years.

[@VivaLaFamous]

Just got a brand new 77 inch S95C with free two year warranty for $2377 (before taxes.) Cant wait.

[@rickmcintosh3570]

Got a C3 for $959.99 at bestbuy black friday week. Loving it!!!!

[@snoopdagg7900]

ive bought the g4 65” for 2000€ this blackfriday. mindblowing quality

[@LeezahB]

Good. OG background is back!

[@mragu166]

I own a Sony X900H (2021) which is an excellent TV. Just bought a 65" Samsung S90C(OLED) for $999.00 Really bright picture and great for Gaming. Very happy with it.

[@Uncle_Titus]

Where is the Panasonic review

[@Andydroid336]

Hi Kaleb from the UK. Great informative vid as always. I love Hisense TVs. I have two older models but they're both working well and no need to replace until one fails. My query to you is the following, TV repair guy in the UK keeps bad mouthing Hisense because he says their built cheaply and only last 1-2 years. I don't accept that. I would be interested in any info you may have on whether brands like Hisense or TCL are less reliable than the likes of Samsung or LG. Incidentally most of his repairs seem to be Samsung but that might be down to how many units they sell. Thanks for a great channel, Andy.

[@hop101]

saw 100inc tv @ costco under 1500bux

[@GaneshJU]

Really good review round-up.Always truly helpful and high standards of integrity and understanding that people are living within a budget to spend on a TV.

[@valentinetouch1939]

Just started watching your channel and got one of your recommended T.V's the hisense u7 75

[@marius883]

Got the S90C 65" at the $999 deal from your previous video!

[@paulprince906]

B4 or QM7?

[@GTX260M]

Same question I have

[@janellbaptista8225]

@@GTX260M you really can’t go wrong with the before because it’s OLED. Just depends on your usage. If you watch a lot of tv, The Qm 7 is a wonderful bang for your buck deal or the Hisense U7N which is roughly the same price and performance both being great for gaming, bright rooms, great 4K HDR images, and I personally loved mine. I have the 55 inch. The 48 B4 is great too,although OLED’s can run burning issues if you watch lots of news and play video games or use as a PC and is less bright then the Qm 7. I would also recommend the Qm 8 if it’s the same price range of the B4. Compare your tv’s on Rtings and then see what all the tvs are in your price point.

[@janellbaptista8225]

I’d add that TCL is better overall Hisense in terms Quality control if you get warranty’s from Best Buy, amazon, Costco & PC richards.

[@jeffreysmith4304]

Last year I bought a 55inch Sony X90L and I am still very Happy with it Based on information & recommendations from this YT channel I am Glad I got a TV that has the option of Dolby Vision Something I think your main choice for 55 inch doesn't Support

[@richroj]

very good information video Caleb, thank you 👍

[@CloneSolo]

I got a 65” Bravia 8 for $1099 I love it!

[@pieflies]

That’s an extremely good price

[@raidernation150]

Panasonic W95A 65" for 799$ as Costco!

[@jarek0n077]

Good video, no surprise for TCL and Hisense to made the list but really like the other mentions like 75" Sony alternative.

[@nfmc6640]

You're right, my friends suck! Thanks for the help!

[@thatchinaboi1]

65" U8N for under $900 is a good deal.

[@janellbaptista8225]

Are you gonna do a proper TCL Qm 7 review?

[@RalphBouillerce]

Thank you for your review of the Hisense 75" U7N. This led to my order through Best Buy today. Appreciate you Caleb!

[@RalphBouillerce]

I saw your top pick being the 85" U6N, and now I'm teetering to change my choice. Ugh! I hate this!!!!

[@EShelby2127]

Just pulled the trigger on the Hisense 65" U8N... from my 2016 Black Friday purchase... TCL 32S3800 32-Inch 720p Roku Smart LED TV (2015 Model)... this will be n adjustment...

[@BRD2502]

Of the 65” TV’s you are suggesting, which is best if it will be used 75% of the time or more gaming on a PS5??

[@markmancuso8769]

Love the OG background 🎶🔊

[@michaelprince7739]

Hmmmm, I have 75” Vizio P Series Quantum X that I love (purchased in 2021 based on Your recommendations) but I’m trying to decide if it is time to upgrade to one of these. What to do, what to do?

[@philsmith5500]

Loads of great TV content recently, would like to see a smaller screen round up, I'm after a decent 32"-42" for the spare room and really trust your opinion

[@pianist554]

Sony x80k is what I use it's great you might be able to find an x80l for about 400 that's what I got my x80k for

[@fd4340]

What do you recommend in the $1000 price for a TV that is on 12 hours a day

[@techsamurai11]

I wonder how tariffs will affect over the next 4 years.

[@Autisticmanbaby1991]

Biden made shit more expensive without tariffs.

[@glbernini0]

Hard to believe 85" TV's can be found for under $1000!

[@aniketlande7436]

Hey Caleb, what's your thought on 75u7n versus 65u7n as the u7n at 75 in is ads pro panel

[@jayjohnson3732]

I know this is slightly off topic. But what are your thoughts on the Hisense 98” UX @ $4500 vs the U8K @ $3000. Those prices being at Best Buy.

[@andreyvyasenya]

Caleb, I need your words of wisdom. Currently have a G2 65’ but eyeing the Sony C93L 75’ as there is a great deal on it. Would it not smart of me to go from G2 65’ to X93L 75’?

[@swhite1424]

I'm a bit overwhelmed. I'm upgrading from a 5 year old TCL. I'm wanting to get the best for the money. I also use Roku. I'm looking at the Hisense 65 u6n, $499, u7n, $699 or the u8n, $899. This will be in a living room with a lot of natural light. Any suggestions as to how Roku will work on any of these. Thanks.

[@RizwanParmarJi]

I was looking for bigger TV but there is just one doubt that does QLED TV has a blooming issue? Well i can't see any blooming effect at the big TV showrooms. I am worried because i only see movies on my tv and with all the lights off.

[@SecretionOrb]

TV pricing may vary by location, at least I'm guessing so. the S90C is closer to $1300 when I open your link

[@SecretionOrb]

Or actually, looking at the item in a price tracker it seems you may have been looking at the price of a used s90c at the time of making your video. The lowest price it's been for new is about $1250

[@Pure-gold-007]

I’m in market for 55” tv. Between the Hisense U8N and Sony Bravia 7 which one for a bright room? The Hisense history image is not good. , in our minds.

[@hamzatarshohawi3845]

Hi i want ask about bravia 7 65 in have HLG HDR gaming ?

[@midengineZ06]

What about the 55" Sansui 4K OLED Google TV Model # S55VOUG? They are selling at Walmart for $699.99

[@predragmarkovic6927]

How about Samsung - 65” Class QN80D Series Neo QLED 4K Smart Tizen TV from BestBuy. It is on sale for $999.99. The list price is $1899.99.

[@tomgroth2898]

That’s a good price. I have the 65” Q80B and I really like it. I paid about 1,200 for it 2 years ago.

[@Goatex100]

Great videos with the advice. Say, could you do a video on the longevity and some manufacturing flaws on some of these tv brands you review? Some of my friends have expressed the same feelings. Thank you, it’ll be greatly appreciated. Good work on all your reviews.👍

[@EmblemParade]

There is no such thing as a TV that is too big. :) Even if at first you might be overwhelmed and think it's "way too much", you get used to it so, so quickly. The sense of immersion increases with every inch. I would easily compromise on every other aspect before size. Get the biggest TV that will fit your space. You will not regret it.

[@Pallidus_Rider]

Content is a deciding factor. Once screens are over 75", 8K content is desired, especially if using streamed media that is upscaled 1K content (older TV shows with older aspect ratio, that is zoomed in by content provider to remove black vertical bars!)

[@mileshodge3477]

"...and somehow, the prices still manage to come down" Yeah because groceries cost more than them frikkin Tvs.

[@JohnAlzayat]

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[@anezmanzoor4221]

Councillor Caleb

[@MinWu-vm9pw]

Many young people don't have big living room and move around different places og kids have their bedroom that are much smaller, or roaming around the house during the weeks. Maybe some review about compact/semi-compact laser projector could be nice.

[@Em_Dee_Aitch]

The no brainer here is to break the rules for an X93L. A 65” is $1,198 and a 75” is $1,498 at Walmart only.

[@jamesnoud5588]

Why no 43” models for those of us in small spaces?

[@tomgroth2898]

Go for the Samsung QN90D 43”. Amazing picture.

[@techsamurai11]

I never understood why people feel that a larger TV only improves the experience. It's akin to saying that listening to music at 100db is better than 85db. The same way that your ears strain when listening to loud music, the same way your eyes strain when looking at a massive screen. Even though the brightness is numerically the same, a 110 inch screen is 4 times brighter than a 55 inch screen. In addition to that, the actors and screen may exceed your focal point and you'll not necessarily be seeing more and may have to move your eyes around which also strains in the same manner that trying to listen to a particular instrument strains your ear.

[@KyleReeseCel2029]

It's not complicated. The ideal screen size or volume depends on the person. Different people want different levels of immersion. Our experience are not 100% the same 100% of the time.

[@Ryotsu2112]

Eyes aren’t ears.

[@techsamurai11]

​@@KyleReeseCel2029 That's true but our eyes arelimited by our focal vision. I have a 27 inch monitor that I sit

[@techsamurai11]

@@Ryotsu2112 Indeed eyes are restricted to 18 degrees of focal vision so they are much less flexible. When you exceed that, you're not really seeing that part of the screen clearly. It's a lot worse than the image washing out on a VA panel 🙂

[@LovetoLiveInTheMoment]

Caleb, I love your channel and often tune in to get advice on TV/Soundbars. I actually purchased a Vizio soundbar (Vizio M51a) after watching one of your episodes and it was a beauty, at least for me. I especially loved your profound comment on the reason why people want to purchase a certain size of a TV. Thank you for highlighting that ONE very important aspect! We get so lost in the rat race that we actually forget to enjoy life simplistically. I was looking to purchase the Samsung QN90D 77" from Samsung, but I decided last week to go for a TCL QM8 65 inch instead. Quality and price that is affordable and pleasing! I am now waiting for the next best TV deal before the Superbowl to take that plunge for an upgraded TCL TV. Currently I have a TCL 635R 65" TV and I still love it. Cheers!!

[@gbennett3009]

Vizio

[@tomreidy1237]

Bigger is always better

[@Autisticmanbaby1991]

I don't know how I feel about all the hate for 43" TVs on this channel...?

[@lbudt29]

Can you do a review of the newer SHARP AQUOS TV's ? I have one but it's a 17 year old LCD fl. backlighting. w/ micro holes ,1080p 60hz. Looking to upgrade. Thanks.