As I said, TVs here in the UK aren't the same models, and this is, primarily, a UK based forum. We do have members from all around the world but when it comes to TVs I think you'd get better advice on a US-based forum.
I could recommend you a Samsung Q94A, but you don't have it in the US. That's why I think you'd be better posting on AVS. TVs here in the UK aren't the same as the US with different model numbers and even ones with the same model numbers can have different specs. Prices are vastly different as well.
I'm not going to post anything about looking at specific models as I could be entirely wrong due to my lack of knowledge of the US market.
I would recommend the site I mentioned above and
Reviews and Ratings which is a US-based review site. It can be technical however and to know what kind of TV you need, you really need to understand what it is you watch, how you use the TV, what kind of room it's going in and how important HDR would be to you. Also you budget is very important.
I would say there's little point answering all that here though, that's for AVS.
TV buying got a lot more complicated in the last few years and it can be a minefield. This is also a bad time of year to buy a new TV as unless you can track down a 2020 model, which here in the UK have virtually all sold out, you're paying near peak prices for 2021 models until at least Black Friday.
Here are a few links from here to help you understand.
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Which is better; An OLED or a LCD? Often there are many questions in this section of the forum such as: Which is better, Samsung Q90R or LG C9? Which is better LG B9 or Sony XG9505? Should I buy a larger, lower range LCD TV or a smaller more expensive OLED/LCD? The answer isn't always the same...
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Often people come on here with a set budget, but they may not realise that depending on which time you choose to buy, you can get more for your money. This is a pattern repeated every year in the TV industry and it evolves around the new release of models which is usually between spring and...
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There are different aspects which constitute toward what makes a TV good for motion the main ones are: How smooth an image is How much blur an image has when it travels fast These points are heavily controlled by source material. To give you an idea of the hz of different material: 24hz -...
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Contrary to how it may read sometimes both online in general and here at AVF, burn in is not a common problem with OLEDs, certainly no more of a common problem than it was in the Plasma days. This forum and the internet in general is a place where people mostly come when they have a problem...
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