Having the perfect gaming TV is as important as the game, console, or other gaming accessories. Since big-screen gaming has been gaining a lot of heat, TV manufacturers have begun prioritizing screen size and quality. With the infinite HDR and 4K content available everywhere, most buyers, especially console gamers and streamers, don’t bother settling for anything less than a 4K TV. Here’s our list of the top 4K TVs popularly used for gaming.

1. LG CX OLED
This has been universally proclaimed as the best gaming TV in the market. The 65-inch screen can produce excellent picture quality along with wide viewing angles. The anti-reflective surface can produce a wide range of dynamic color spectrum and a decent maximum brightness level. Plus, the TV comes with a refresh rate of 120Hz that provides outstanding motion handling and a smooth frame transition during scenes with rapid color changes. It also has an Auto Low Latency Mode   that switches up the TV’s settings, reducing the input lag to a minimum during heavy gaming.

2. Samsung Q80A QLED
This mid-range Samsung LED TV holds a great deal of hype in the price-performance field. It has a high contrast ratio and wide-enough viewing angles supported by the Ultra Viewing Angle   technology. Unlike LG CX OLED, there aren’t any concerns regarding permanent burn-ins during long-duration display of static elements like gaming menus or logos, for example. It can also support gaming at 120Hz and can simulate an aspect ratio as high as 32:9. The Q80A comes with a full array of local dimming that provides impressive HDR peak brightness and supports dark room gaming and streaming.

3. VIZIO M7 Series Quantum 2020
This is considered the best budget 4K TV in the market. With an extremely low price-performance ratio, the VIZIO P-series Quantum X comes with Dolby Vision HDR and HDR10, which helps enhance the colors and contrast, making the pictures sharper and adding more detail to each frame. The 480 local dimming zones provide impressive peak brightness and allow continuous dark room gaming. Unfortunately, due to its great value and performance, it only offers narrow viewing angles, and its interface doesn’t support many necessary apps. Although it packs a few downsides, it sure is a great bang for the buck!

4. Samsung QN90A QLED
As a model in Samsung’s flagship 4K TV lineup, the  QN90A QLED  offers some exciting upgrades from their traditional QLED lineups, such as the full-array local dimming, glare reduction, higher peak brightness, and many such. Its VA panel helps upscale low-resolution videos and brings about an excellent native contrast ratio to the picture. Its low input lag, G-SYNC compatibility, and FreeSync support make it one of the best in the market for 4K and HDR gaming.