The Best 43 inch TVs
Compare 43 inch TVs to find the right fit for a bedroom, smaller living room, or secondary viewing space. Consider picture quality, streaming features, and HDMI connections for your devices, then check each model’s full dimensions and stand width to make sure it fits your setup.
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Compare the operating system, app selection, voice control options, and compatibility with your other devices. Built-in casting can let you share content from a compatible phone or tablet. Streaming services may require separate subscriptions, and app availability can vary by platform.
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range. It allows compatible content to include a wider range of brightness and colour information than standard dynamic range content. Common formats include HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision. Both the TV and the content source need to support the format you want to watch.
Consider how many HDMI inputs you need for devices such as gaming consoles, streaming players, and cable boxes. Other connections may include USB, Ethernet, optical audio, and an antenna input. HDMI ARC or eARC is useful for connecting a compatible soundbar or receiver.
Refresh rate describes how many times the screen updates each second, measured in hertz (Hz). Common native refresh rates include 60Hz and 120Hz. Native refresh rate is different from branded motion-processing ratings. For gaming, supported input signals and variable refresh rate compatibility are also worth checking.
Common options include HDMI ARC, HDMI eARC, and optical audio, depending on the connections available on both devices. Some TVs and soundbars also support Bluetooth audio. Check that both devices support your chosen connection and audio formats, then select the corresponding audio output in the TV’s settings.
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