Also: The best movies and shows to stream right now An 85-inch TV also costs considerably more than its 55 or 65-inch counterparts, so even if you want a more modestly priced model, be prepared to spend at least $1,500 in order to get the features you want. To help you decide on a budget as well as what features to expect, I’ve gathered five of the best 85-inch TVs available, and I’ve broken down their features to help you decide which is a perfect fit for your space.
Also: What is the best OLED and why is it so expensive? The QN90B snagged the top spot on our list of the best Samsung TVs, and the 85-inch version continues to prove why it’s one of the best TVs you can buy. Period. It features Samsung’s Neo QLED panel technology to produce stunning native and upscaled 4K content as well as up to 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The screen is also treated with an anti-glare and anti-reflection coating to improve visibility in bright rooms, while the built-in eye comfort mode filters harmful blue light that can cause eye strain. You can download the companion app to get professional-quality calibration in minutes for the best-looking images you can get outside of an OLED television.  The speakers use both Dolby Atmos and Samsung’s object tracking sound+ technology for room-filling, virtual surround sound to create a more immersive experience. Plus, built-in eco sensors also monitor ambient noise to automatically boost dialogue and overall volume so you never miss a line of your favorite shows and movies or beat of your favorite songs. You can also connect the QN80B to multiple smart speakers like the Echo Show or Google Nest for whole-home sound, so you can blast your guilty pleasure playlist while you do chores or keep listening to shows and movies while you move around the house.  Console gamers will love the dedicated game view mode, which allows you to monitor things like input response times, lag, frame rate, and even Bluetooth peripheral settings. You can also toggle AMD FreeSync Premium Pro on and off when you need variable refresh rates to prevent screen tearing and stuttering. The QN90B still has one of Samsung’s most stand-out features, multi view, which allows you to watch two video sources simultaneously. It’s perfect for catching up on sports scores and news headlines while gaming or watching a movie.  LG makes some of the best OLED TVs available, and the new C2 continues to prove why they’re the king of premium televisions. The C2 features an updated OLED evo panel with brighter, individually-lit LEDs to create even better color ranges, and with Dolby Vision IQ, you’ll get even better detailing and contrast for more lifelike pictures. It also has an updated, fifth generation a9 processor for faster image and sound analysis for the best viewing experience no matter if you’re watching Hollywood classics or the latest blockbusters.  The dedicated gaming mode supports both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VRR technology to prevent screen tearing and stuttering that can ruin immersion. It also supports cloud-based gaming services like Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now, so you can play your favorite PC games right on your TV.  The speakers use Dolby Atmos for 3D, virtual surround sound audio without the need to set up extra soundbars, and if you want whole-home audio while streaming music, you can connect your favorite smart speakers to the TV to pump your favorite songs throughout your home. The voice-enabled remote works with Alexa, Hey Google, and even Siri for hands-free voice controls, and AirPlay2 support lets you instantly share photos, videos, and music right from your mobile devices for more ways to entertain family and friends.  If having the perfect home audio setup is your top priority when shopping for a new 85-inch TV, the Sony X95J is the best choice. It uses Sony’s Acoustic Multi-Audio technology, which positions 2 subwoofers and 2 tweeters in addition to the normal speakers along the sides of the TV for better audio and video synching as well as to follow the on-screen action for virtual surround sound without the need to buy extra speakers or soundbars. The speakers also work with Dolby Atmos for enhanced 3D virtual surround sound.  The top-notch audio is paired with a full-array LED panel screen that produces great native and upscaled 4K resolution and is treated with an anti-reflection coating for better visibility in bright rooms and at extreme angles. It’s powered by Google TV, giving you access to a suite of preloaded apps like Prime Video, Disney+, and Hulu as well as voice controls via Alexa or Hey Google. The dedicated game mode is optimized for play with the PlayStation5, giving you a buttery-smooth 120Hz refresh rate and input response time as low as 8.5ms.  This Samsung television will bring the next generation of viewing TV into your home. Even though this TV retails at just under $4,000, it still sits as one of the cheaper 8K TVs of this size and quality. Speaking of quality, with Quantum Matrix Technology, you can view your favorite shows with incredible contrast – perfect for movie nights with the family. When it comes to a fully-immersive viewing experience, high-quality sound is just as important as the picture. This TV supports Object Tracking Sound+ (OTS+) which tracks on-screen action to create dynamic and realistic sound. Additionally, the Neo Quantum Processor 8K creates an incredible, 8K picture from multi-layered neural networks. Along with a preloaded suite of streaming apps, you’ll get a voice-enabled remote that works with Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free controls. You can even share media right from your iOS mobile device with Apple AirPlay and Apple AirPlay 2 support to share sights from your phone to the whole family. A native 120Hz refresh rate ensures super smooth action, so you never miss a second of your favorite fast-paced movies, shows, or sports broadcasts.