Which Smart TV Should You Buy: Vizio, Samsung, or LG WebOS

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July 20, 2022

Whether you like it or not, your next smart TV will come with an operating system. And you’ll be stuck with that operating system for years. Investigating each TV brand’s software ensures that you won’t be disappointed or confused by what you buy, even if you don’t plan to stream a lot of movies or shows.

So, it’s time to look at the big three brands—Vizio, Samsung, and LG. Check our top story to learn about each brand’s operating system and anything you should avoid.

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