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The Best TVs for Under $500

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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There’s no denying that a high-quality TV can elevate your home entertainment experience to new heights. However, not everyone has the budget for a state-of-the-art, high-definition television. Fear not, because there are several fantastic options available for under $500. In this article, we’ll explore the best TVs in this price range, considering factors such as screen size, picture quality, and smart capabilities.

1. TCL 5-Series (50-inch): Impressive Features with Roku Smart TV

The TCL 5-Series is an excellent choice for those looking for a balance between price and features. Boasting a 50-inch size and 4K HDR picture quality, this TV also comes with Roku Smart TV built-in, granting access to thousands of channels and streaming services. You can control your TV using voice commands thanks to Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa compatibility. Priced around $450, the TCL 5-Series is an impressive option in the budget category.

2. Vizio M-Series Quantum (50-inch): Stunning Visuals on a Budget

Vizio M-Series Quantum is another notable contender in the under $500 category. The 50-inch set delivers a fantastic 4K HDR picture with Dolby Vision support, ensuring bright and vivid colors. With quantum dot technology and full-array local dimming, you’ll enjoy stunning contrast ratios and deep blacks when watching content. The Vizio M-Series Quantum also features built-in Chromecast and powerful SmartCast OS for easy streaming.

3. Hisense H8F Series (55-inch): Value for Money and Impressive Performance

For budget-conscious buyers who still want outstanding performance and features, the Hisense H8F series is worth considering. This model boasts an impressive 55-inch display with 4K HDR resolution and offers local dimming for better contrast ratios. Running on Android TV, Hisense H8F supports popular streaming services and works with Google Assistant for voice control. A fantastic option for under $500, this TV showcases reliable performance without breaking the bank.

4. Samsung TU-7000 Series (50-inch): Solid Picture Quality from a Trusted Brand

Samsung has a reputation for manufacturing high-quality TVs, and their budget-friendly 50-inch TU-7000 series is no exception. Delivering 4K HDR resolution and a slim, sleek design, this model also features Samsung’s Tizen OS for easy navigation and streaming access. What it lacks in advanced features like local dimming, it makes up for in clear, crisp picture quality at an affordable price.

5. LG UP7000 Series (50-inch): Affordability Meets Performance

The LG UP7000 series is ideal for those seeking a decent 50-inch 4K TV at an affordable price. This model offers HDR10 and HLG support, providing rich colors and smooth motion handling. Additionally, webOS allows access to popular streaming services and quick integration with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa devices. It may not have all the bells and whistles of higher-end models, but it’s hard to go wrong at its sub-$500 price point.

In conclusion, high-quality TVs don’t have to cost a fortune – there are countless options available under $500 that perform remarkably well. By considering factors like screen size, picture quality, smart capabilities, and overall value for money, you can find the perfect TV to enhance your home entertainment experience without stretching your budget too thin. Happy watching!

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