5 best gaming TV for 2025: [ TVs for PS5 and Xbox Series X ]

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- The Samsung S90C is considered the best gaming TV for most people because it packs in all the gaming features one could need.
- The S90C has a brighter OLED screen than the LG B4 or Sony Bravia 8 at a similar price, making it an incredible value.
- The S90C has four HDMI 2.1 ports, all of which support 4K 120Hz from consoles or 4K 144Hz for PC games, as well as variable refresh rates.
- It has low input lag at under 10ms.
- It does not include Dolby Vision support or G-Sync.
- It only comes in three sizes.
- The Sony Bravia 8 serves as the best option for PS5 owners, as it has perfect-for-PS5 features built-in, including an HDR tone mapping mode.
- The HDR tone mapping mode activates when a PS5 is connected to tune highlights and shadows for the exact capabilities of the TV.
- It supports 4K 120Hz, VRR, and ALLM.
- It has an improved 12.8ms input lag time compared with its predecessor's 16.5ms.
- There is good backlight control.
- It has better built-in sound than the LG C3.
- The Hisense U7N has a stack of gaming features and a great-quality mini-LED picture at a budget price.
- The mini-LED picture has bright, bold colors, but with no sacrifice of contrast and black levels.
- Gaming features for console or pc.
- It does suffer from some backlight blooming, and its contrast fades when viewed off axis.
- Sound quality is slightly lacking.
- The Samsung Q80D is a comprehensive TV.
- Q80d has four HDMI 2.1 ports.
- The Q80d delivers a dynamic picture for both films and games.
- It was noted for having rich blacks and better constrast.
- 9.8ms of input lag described as "exhileratingly responsive."