Here is a list of the top 8K TVs to buy currently that are on the market or very close to being launched.
We will of course update the list as more become available.
You can also check out reviews of these 8K TVs and we will link to each one from the list.
- Samsung QLED 8K TV – Best Choice:
This is the best choice at the minute for an 8K TV and is probably the most well-known TV that is launched in this space.
The reason that this is the best choice is because it will give you all the features that you need, and it is relatively inexpensive for a brand-new 8K TV.
You can also get some deals that are available for this model.
Click here to check out a full review of the Samsung QLED 8K TV.
Click here to check out the Samsung QLED 8K TV at Amazon.com…
- Sony Z9G MASTER Series LED 8K TV
This TV is not launched at the time of writing, but it is due very shortly and looks to be a direct competitor to the Samsung above.
This is an LED TV, so it is not as advanced as the Samsung but that they also reflect in the price if you’re looking to save the most money but also get a great 8K TV.
Click here to check out a review of the Sony Z9G MASTER Series LED 8K TV…
- LG 88-inch 8K OLED TV
This is another very good choice which will give you a large 8K TV with many of the same features as the top two.
Our advice is to decide on the sort of 8K TV that you want to go for whether you are going for QLED, OLED or LED and then of course have a look to see if any deals were available.
We will of course update as more 8K TVs are released and we will give you previews as well as reviews on this website.
Before You Pick Your 8K TV:
You can look at our full buyers guide for more information, but we wanted to include a couple of guidelines before you rush out and pick your 8K TV.
- Size:
Normally, when you are picking a TV one of the main things that you will think about is the size. One thing to bear in mind when you are buying an 8K TV is that most of these TV sets will start at the very least around 65 inches, the screen size needs to be bigger because otherwise you would not get a true 8K picture.
So, make sure that you have room for a larger TV, and we recommend going for at least 70 inches, so you get the full benefit of a great 8K TV.
- Content:
Another thing you will want to think about before you buy an 8K TV is the content that is available. Now there is not a lot of 8K TV content but that is due to change very soon. There are numerous news articles about 8K games, and you can also read this article where Samsung have been recording in Japan in 8K.
They have been soccer games so this goes to show that 8K will be here to stay.
Another thing about the content is that most of these TVs will include an upscaling feature which means if you have a good 4K signal it will try to upgrade to 8K quality.
If you are currently thinking of upgrading your TV and you are thinking about getting a 4K TV set, then you should have no problem upgrading to an 8K if you want the latest and greatest.
- Price:
This is the most obvious thing that you will think about when you are buying any TV, but we thought we would mention it in this article because an 8K TV will cost more. As they have just been launched and are becoming more and more popular you can expect to pay a premium price for the latest technology.
That said, it is not all bad news because many of the manufacturers such as the TVs that we have mentioned above are discounting to get customers. Several times over the last year Samsung have done a sale like the Black Friday in July sale and they discounted their 8K TVs.
So, it is worth looking out the deals that were available as they are coming quite often!
Best time to buy an 8K TV is right now especially if you’re looking to upgrade from a 4K TV as if you go and buy a brand-new 4K TV you may find that he is quickly outdated.
So, you are better getting the best 8K TV you can and then you will be ready as soon as the content launches which will not be long.
Check out some of the other articles on this website for advice on 8K TVs and check out the full buyer’s guide.