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Lee Neikirk

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Senior Staff Writer for @wirecutter covering TVs & AV gear. ISF Level-III certified. Dad, husband, guitarist. Still playing Skyrim after all these years.
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The Best Art TV

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By Lee Neikirk Verified
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Top pick This art TV offers the best combination of price and picture quality, and it also hosts the most robust art store. But it isn’t great for movie nights, and the art store has a subscription fee. The 2026 Samsung The Frame Series (LS03HE) is our top pick primarily because it does the most convincing job of transforming into a work of art on your wall. And the company has the best selection of artwork and provides the best curated art-store experience.
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Your Smart TV Is Getting Slower. Here’s How to Speed It Back Up.

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By Lee Neikirk Verified
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When you first bought your smart TV, its software — the streaming apps, user interface, and so on — probably felt pretty snappy and responsive. But if you’ve had your TV for more than a few years, I’d bet it’s starting to seem sluggish, if not downright temperamental. You click the remote to launch an app, and the TV just churns like it’s making up its mind. It’s frustrating when a once-zippy TV becomes slow or unreliable, making navigation tedious and causing streaming apps to crash.
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If You Want the Best of the Best, Buy One of These TVs

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By Lee Neikirk Verified
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OLED TVs are the best-looking TVs you can buy, capable of delivering extremely high image contrast, rich colors, smooth motion, and much better viewing angles than LCD TVs offer. They carry a higher price, but they’re a worthwhile upgrade for anyone who is truly passionate about picture quality. For most people, we recommend the LG C5 Series because it provides a great-looking picture for a more reasonable price than the competition.
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