The best TV for gaming

The Samsung OLED 55Q80A smoothly displays moving images during gaming, thanks to the 19ms input lag. This makes the image respond quickly to the actions you perform on your controller. This allows you to prevent your opponent in Call of Duty from getting ahead of you, for example. Thanks to the 4K support, your games are displayed sharply. Do you have a PS4 Pro, Xbox One X, or One S controller? Great! You can enjoy the realistic color representation and brightness of HDR10.

This LG NANO TV has everything you can expect from a starter model gaming TV. It has a sharp 4K resolution, a low 15ms input lag, and a 100Hz refresh rate. This allows you to get the most out of your gaming console, or out of your future gaming console. The NanoCell technology ensures that the screen blocks unnecessary light waves, showing lifelike colors as a result. In addition, you can also play games that support HDR on this TV.

The OLED screen of the LG OLED TV consists of tiny pixels that light up individually or darken. This ensures deep black levels and a strong contrast between different color tones. The biggest advantage is that you see more details in dark levels, for example. Because of this, an opponent can't hide in the shadows. The TV has a 13ms input lag. Even with the fastest games, you won't be bothered by a delay between your controller and the screen.

The Samsung QLED 55Q95TD (2020) has a QLED screen. This technology consists of tiny cells that convert light into colors. In combination with the high brightness, this TV produces every subtle color nuance. So the bright colors are very noticeable. When gaming, you'll hardly experience any delay between your controller and the screen,. thanks to the 15.4ms input lag. In addition, the Full Array Local Dimming also ensures a high contrast and deep black levels.