Determining the ideal TV size for you is contingent upon two key factors - your viewing distance and budgetary constraints. This is precisely why the 55-inch TV has emerged as a popular choice among consumers in India. 55-inch TVs are recommended for a viewing distance of 8 to 10 feet, which falls in the sweet spot when it comes to most viewing distance scenarios. 55-inch 4K TVs are available across various price ranges and incorporate popular display technologies, ensuring a wide selection to cater to diverse consumer preferences. There are many popular options to pick from including LG G2, Samsung QN90C Neo QLED, Xiaomi OLED Vision, Sony Bravia X90K, and more. We have recommended 55-inch TVs across a wide range of price points. Whether you want the absolute best TV viewing experience where nothing lower than an OLED panel will do or you are on a look-out for a recommendation at a rather affordable price point, you will find your match in this list.
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The LG G2 is the epitome of premium LG OLEDs available in India. With its OLED Evo panel equipped with a heat sink, it outshines last-gen LG OLED TVs by getting significantly brighter. Believe me, this TV is at the pinnacle of brilliance when it comes to image quality, and that’s exactly what you’ll be feasting on with its impressive 55-inch panel. If you’re looking for the ultimate visual experience, the LG G2 is the undisputed king at the top of the table! Apart from a great multimedia experience, the TV is loaded with a number of enticements for gamers. These include cutting-edge connectivity options like 4 full-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, HGiG mode, VRR, and support for 4K 120Hz Dolby Vision gaming. The software running on the TV is LG’s proprietary WebOS interface which works with all popular smart home ecosystem tools including Chromecast, Google Assistant, Alexa, Apple AirPlay and Apple Homekit.
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The LG A2 is a relatively affordable OLED TV from the LG OLED lineup. It does miss out on features in comparison to the high-end LG G2, like the 120Hz refresh rate support, G-Sync Compatible VRR, Motion Pro, and hands-free voice control. However, it is still a great option for consumers looking for a premium cinema and gaming experience. You do get the OLED brilliance with the LG A2 and that too without really having to spend a fortune. The TV is powered by α7 Gen 5 AI Processor that up-mixes 2-channel audio into virtual 5.1.2 channel sound, it’s a neat trick and quite useful one as well. The WebOS interface is easy to navigate and also supports a convenient smart home experience. LG’s HDR tone mapping algorithms, colour-accurate Filmmaker mode, and well-implemented HGiG mode are other assurances to look forward to. If OLED is your path to the ultimate visual nirvana but you also want to keep the spends in check, the LG A2 is your ticket!
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Samsung’s 2023 lineup of Neo QLED TVs (Series 8) offers some impressive options, including three excellent 55-inch mini LED TVs – the QN85C, QN90C, and QN95C. Among these, the QN85C is undoubtedly the most balanced choice, featuring a 2.2.2 Ch version of Samsung’s OTS (Object Tracking Sound) audio system for an immersive audio experience. The TV sports a 14-bit mini-LED backlight, promising high-quality visuals, but Samsung doesn’t specify the exact panel type being used. Notably, this year, there is no One Connect box for Samsung’s 4K Neo QLED TVs, which means all four HDMI 2.1 ports are accessible on the rear of the TV. With its 14-bit backlight and impressive peak brightness, this TV ensures competent HDR performance in your living room. However, it’s important to note that, as with all Samsung TVs, Dolby Vision HDR is not supported. Despite that, the QN85C remains a solid choice for those seeking a great viewing experience.
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Xiaomi’s OLED Vision remains a great choice for those seeking value-for-money OLED TVs for multimedia consumption. In addition to its impressive deep blacks and compatibility with multiple HDR formats, including Dolby Vision IQ, the TV also offers support for IMAX enhanced content. While HDMI 2.1 features like ALLM and eARC are present, it’s worth noting that the display’s maximum refresh rate is capped at 60Hz. The Xiaomi OLED Vision runs Android 11 TV OS and integrates all Google perks like Chromecast Built-in and Google Assistant support. There is also Xiaomi’s Patchwall launcher that curates content from different OTT sources.
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If you are looking for a Mini LED TV available at a value price, the TCL C835 mini is definitely worth considering. The TCL C645 TV features a VA panel with high native contrast that supports a 120Hz refresh rate. The TV is compatible with IMAX Enhanced as well as various popular HDR formats, including Dolby Vision IQ. This is not a particularly thin TV (thanks to mini LED backlight) but the bezels on the side are extremely narrow and aid an immersive experience. As for audio, the 60W Onkyo branded speaker system includes two downfiring drivers and a 20W central subwoofer on the back.
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Unlike the Sony Bravia X95K, the Sony Bravia X90K lacks a mini-LED backlight. However, it compensates with Full Array Local Dimming and Sony’s Acoustic Multi-Audio technology, which incorporates four speakers (30W) positioned at the top and bottom behind the screen. Similar to other premium Sony Bravia TVs, this model operates on the Google TV interface and is compatible with Apple AirPlay and HomeKit. It boasts support for Dolby Vision HDR and takes advantage of Sony’s advanced algorithms for upscaling, motion handling, and smooth gradations. Additionally, it features HDMI 2.1 connectivity and VRR support, catering to the needs of gamers.
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TCL has introduced the TCL C645 QLED Smart TV in India as the successor to last year’s C635 model. The 4K panel of the TV promises 93% DCI-P3 color gamut and is also TÜV Rheinland-certified to be soft on eyes. The TV support HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. Powered by TCL’s AiPQ Engine 3.0 algorithm, it delivers enhanced picture quality and has quite a few gaming features including 120Hz Game Accelerator, MEMC, ALLM, and AMD FreeSync technology. The TCL C645 QLED Smart TV utilizes the Google TV interface, which offers personalized content recommendations and enables users to create a watchlist by adding shows and movies from their phone or computer.
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Samsung’s affordable Crystal LED LCD TV for 2023, the CUE60, focuses on a number of smart features. Samsung also has a Slim Fit camera accessory for video calling that can also be used for motion alerts if you need some added security. The SmartThings app allows you to connect and monitor other smart devices in your home. There is also a Workspace mode to conveniently connect to The CUE60 supports HDR10 and HDR10+ and also includes gaming features like ALLM for automatically switching to low latency game mode when needed, and the Motion Xcelerator to reduce motion blur
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Even though the Hisense U7H is one of the most budget-friendly 55-inch QLED TVs available, it doesn’t skimp on features. This TV offers top-notch capabilities (at least on paper) despite its competitive price, which include Dolby Vision IQ, Full Array Local Dimming, and a native refresh rate of 120Hz It also offers several gamer-friendly features including high-bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, Freesync Premium VRR, and claims a 6ms response time for a smooth gaming experience. In addition, Hisense offers a complimentary FireTV stick 4K with the TV, which comes with a user-friendly interface, enhancing the overall viewing and streaming experience.
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