Consumer Reports fills you in in the pros and cons of the leading smart TV systems, which make lots of great content easier to find.

Of the nearly 200 midsized and large sets in Consumer Reports' ratings, only 16 aren't smart TVs. And those are 2017 models—in 2018 we expect to see even fewer internet-free televisions.

YONKERS, N.Y. – Consumer Reports says Samsung has fixed a security flaw in its smart TVs in response to a CR investigation into broad privacy and security standards in these devices.

At CES 2017, Roku TVs added HDR capability, and a few brand adopt the new Amazon Fire TV Edition platform. Consumer Reports has the details.

Consumer Reports investigates the business behind Automated Content Recognition, the technology built into smart TVs that lets companies you've never heard of see what you watch on screen.

This 32-inch 4K smart TV from Samsung—the smallest 4K set we've tested—is among the best sets this size in our ratings, with top-notch high-definition and very satisfying 4K picture quality.

There’s no need to pay top dollar for a TV you’ll love—and with Consumer Reports' ratings and shopping advice, you won’t have to when you pick a great TV.

Hisense and Vizio TVs lose their Consumer Reports recommendation due to poor reliability ratings. Consumer Reports ... “These results seem to reflect the increased complexity of today’s smart ...

Consumer Reports will help you score the best TVs for the money. ... Check our TV buying guide and reviews of nearly 200 different models. ... And some don’t come with smart-TV capability.

Televisions are part of the continuous testing program here at Consumer Reports. That means we test TVs in batches—usually around 10 at a time—and update our TV ratings with new models every ...

Consumer Reports has details a Vizio unveils its 2020 TVs, including the company's first-ever 4K OLED TV. Also new is a super-bright P Quantum X flagship set, an updated SmartCast smart TV system ...