The Best Super Bowl TV Deals

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It doesn't seem to be widespread, however, and otherwise the QM7 is one of the best TVs I've tested in its class, offering a mix of great features, surprisingly good screen uniformity, and great 4K detail for the money.

The TV's backlight control can be a little sluggish and Samsung (annoyingly) doesn't support Dolby Vision, but as I said in my review, this is one of my favorite screens for wasting a perfectly good Sunday watching football.It's kismet!

Compared to the more budget-forward LED TVs on our list, the QN90D offers improved screen uniformity and off-axis viewing for a more balanced performance that better competes with OLED.

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Author / Journalist: Ryan Waniata

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