Prices and average brand scores tend to drop off in step with each other, according to our analysis. One major change this year is that some secondary brands, including Element, Philips, and Westinghouse, no longer appear in our list. Sharp is no longer in our listing; it stopped selling TVs in the U.S. for several years but began selling them again in . RCA is represented in just two screen sizes, where it has the lowest Overall Score, and in one instance the lowest price by a large margin.
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In their place, we now have more models from up-and-coming brands such as Hisense and TCL, as well as from a few retailer-specific brands such as Insignia (Best Buy's house brand) and Toshiba (sold through Amazon and Best Buy). TVs from these brands have been gaining market share at the expense of other lesser-known brands that were once regularly included in our analysis.
Although we've tested a few TVs from Onn, Walmart's house brand, we didn't test enough sets in any one screen size for it to appear. We hope to include it in next year's evaluation.
The takeaway, however, remains the same: Though it's sometimes tempting to buy a much cheaper TV, especially during big sales events, you could be accepting a trade-off in quality. And you might not have to pay much more'or even any more'to get a better television.
This information should be useful if you choose a TV largely based on brand. However, it's smart to use this analysis as just one factor when you're shopping. The charts below are average prices and scores. Performance can vary by series and even by model within a single brand. That means that some brands with a lower average Overall Score might have a model or two that did very well in our tests. If they're priced lower than comparable sets from bigger brands, they might be worth considering.
Also, companies evolve over time. Our testing shows that certain models from somewhat newer brands, such as Hisense and TCL, have been improving in quality. But typically, we see that better performance only in the upper-tier models from these brands; often models in their entry-level series earn significantly lower scores.
Last, you don't always need to settle for poor performance just because you're on a budget. In some size categories, there aren't big price differences between the highest- and lowest-performing brands.
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