These 27” monitors will be available for under $1,000 beginning later this month.

Whether you’re looking for great image quality for the price, a budget friendly option, or to upgrade for best possible performance, Wirecutter recommends you go for a quantum dot enhanced TV.

Amazon’s new QLED Fire TV models are set to release at the end of October. They will be available in 65” for $800 and 75” for $1,100.

Expect more QD TVs to hit the shelves next year!

“The best non-OLED gaming TV out there.”

“New Toshiba line up will bring Quantum Dot goodness to the masses”

“The Hisense U8H offers tremendous brightness, contrast, and color performance. Its display of 4K content in SDR, HDR, and Dolby Vision is as good if not better than that of TVs that cost two or three times as much.”

“The similarities just keep on coming when you look at the TVs. These are both Neo QLED models, which means they use mini-LED backlighting with a Quantum Dot panel, and they both share the same design”

“QD leader has moved beyond early lab prototypes and is starting to see some interesting work that looks more like a real product.”

The TCL 6-Series Roku TV remains “best TV for the money” even two years after its release.

“Quantum dots are the primary technology that allows LCD TVs to produce the wide color gamut required to display HDR content properly, as they greatly increase the color saturation of red and green.”

The Sony X95K is Sony's first 4k Mini LED TV.

Amazon Luna is now available on Samsung 2022 QLED TVs. The game streaming service joins Xbox TV which is exclusive to these models.

“The QN90B's ability to focus that light output with very little blooming or stray illumination produces excellent punch, contrast and overall fidelity, surpassing the performance of last year's excellent QN90A.”