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Oh welcome to top 5 where we count down things this time I talked to CNET's resident TV guru David Katz Meyer to come up with this list of the top five TVs of the year at number 5 is a TCL s 3800 Roku TV you might not know TCL as a brand but you should instead of coming up with its own Smart TV apps in the App Store TCL put together a deal with Roku Roku interface is simple yet polished and it's got lots and lots of apps for your favorite online streaming services the S 3800 series is one of CNET's favorite entry level sets oh yeah it's relatively inexpensive so it's really hard to complain about this TV at number four is the LG EF 9500 okay so this OLED TV costs about five thousand dollars but it has the best picture of any TV seen that seen its colors are accurate and this TV doesn't bother to embrace be curved gimmick the EF 9500 is flat and flat out awesome at number three is the LG e G 90-100 now we reviewed the LG EC 9300 but the newer eg 9100 is basically the same TV according to LG this 9100 is an OLED TV and costs less than half as number 4 on this list with the price around $2,000 for a 55 inch model that's still pricey but since it's an OLED TV it displays perfect blacks since you can't turn off pixels whites are very bright for excellent contrast the full review it's coming at number 2 the Vizio e-series now these TVs top out at 1080p full-hd with very good picture quality the 40 inch version costs around $300 and the E Series handily beat more expensive TVs in our comparisons color accuracy was also superb and contrast was improved by a local dimming in the number one the Vizio m-series this is a 4k TV with a price and picture quality that puts it on top of the TV world for now $1300 is the price for a 65 inch model and gamers take note input lag for gaming was among the lowest we've ever tested the Vizio m-series is our top recommendation for the year that does it for us for more check out top-5 to Netcom am i as a car we'll see you later