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Best TVs to enjoy the World Cup in glorious 4K, reviewed by a tech expert

The World Cup is well underway, and if you're hating having to squint at a tiny, ageing TV while trying to watch Bellingham score goal after spectacular goal, it might be time for an upgrade. Today's TVs are bigger, brighter, sharper and smarter than ever, making this the perfect excuse to finally say goodbye to that grainy old flatscreen.

While most modern TVs all look the same, boasting a slim silhouette, the technology behind the screen is very different. LED TVs are the best option if youโ€™re on a budget, but spend a little more and you can get a Mini LED TV, which uses more advanced backlighting to deliver higher brightness and improved contrast. Then there are QLED sets, which boast a Quantum Dot layer for richer, more vibrant colours, making football pitches look lush and blockbuster films lifelike.

But if you really care about picture quality, an OLED TV is what you want in your home. Because every pixel is self-lit, OLED panels produce perfect blacks, outstanding contrast and exceptional detail without the need for a backlight. Whether you're following every World Cup match or are looking for the best budget TV, Iโ€™ve reviewed the best TVs in 2026.

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I evaluated every part of the TVs tested here (Steve May/The Independent)

The best TVs for 2026 are:

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Sony Bravia 8 II TV

Rating: 5/5

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Best: TV overall

Screen tech: QD-OLED

Screen size: 55in

Dimensions: 1,224mm x 707mm x 34mm

Weight: 17.2kg

Smart TV platform: Google TV

Why we love it

  • Cinematic QD-OLED pictures
  • Strong audio performance, with deep bass
  • Slick, premium design

Take note

  • Only two HDMI ports support high-frame-rate gaming
  • No HDR10+ support, which some streaming…

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