# The 3 Best TVs for PS5 on Amazon in 2026 > Best TVs for PS5 in 2026: an OLED with VRR gaming up to 4K 144Hz, a Mini-LED with native 144Hz and a simple Roku QLED for streaming. Guide: https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/ · Updated 2026-09-29 · By TwelveTabs · Search it live: https://twelvetabs.com/?q=best%20tv%20for%20ps5&guide=best-tvs-for-ps5 As an Amazon Associate we may earn from qualifying purchases. Our picks are independently researched, written by TwelveTabs AI and never sponsored. Prices and ratings change often: see the guide for today's. ## The top picks - **The best picture, with VRR gaming to 144Hz:** Samsung S90F 65-Inch OLED TV. A 65 inch OLED with Samsung's NQ4 AI Gen3 processor, listed for smooth motion and VRR gaming at up to 4K 144Hz. - **A Mini-LED TV with a native 144Hz panel:** Hisense U6 Pro 55-Inch Mini-LED Fire TV. A 55 inch Mini-LED Fire TV with a native 144Hz refresh rate, a built-in subwoofer and an anti-reflection, glare-free screen, per its listing. - **A simple 4K QLED for streaming and casual play:** Roku Select 55-Inch QLED TV. A 55 inch 4K QLED TV with HDR10 and Roku's Smart Picture, listed for a setup that takes minutes, with no gaming features named in the listing text we read. Our top pick is the **[Samsung S90F](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-1)**, a 65 inch OLED whose listing names VRR gaming at up to 4K 144Hz. We read 32 Amazon listings for TVs for PS5, compared 10 TV finalists and kept only three, because seven of the ten pooled several screen sizes on one page. For a Mini-LED with a native 144Hz refresh rate, the [Hisense U6 Pro](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-2) is a 55 inch set. The [Roku Select](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-3) is a simple 4K QLED for streaming and casual play, and its listing names no gaming features. Wirecutter has no PS5 TV list, so there is no Wirecutter pick in the comparison table. Need a remote for the new TV? Our [universal remotes guide](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-universal-remotes/) compares six remotes, with Wirecutter's top pick in its table. ## How to choose a TV for PS5 RTINGS and What Hi-Fi agree on the specs that matter for a PlayStation 5. Mostly watching the game? See our [sports TV guide](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-sports/). - **A 120Hz screen.** RTINGS says the PS5 and PS5 Pro can both reach 120 fps, so you need a TV with a 120Hz refresh rate to play at that frame rate. - **VRR.** RTINGS says HDMI Forum VRR significantly reduces screen tearing on the PS5. What Hi-Fi says VRR matches the TV's refresh rate to the frame rate the console outputs. - **HDMI 2.1.** What Hi-Fi says these features need the extra bandwidth of HDMI 2.1, so check that a TV has enough HDMI 2.1 ports for all your gear, and that a soundbar will probably take one of them. - **Input lag.** What Hi-Fi says anything below 40 ms is imperceptible to almost all gamers, and 20 ms or less is lightning-fast. Listings rarely give it, so look for a measured figure. - **Skip Dolby Vision.** RTINGS says the PS5 and PS5 Pro do not support Dolby Vision, so it does not matter here. It says HDR10 support and good picture quality do. - **Picture quality first.** What Hi-Fi says core picture quality, meaning sharp, bright, with good blacks and accurate colors, is arguably more important than the gaming specs. ## Our picks in detail ### 1. Samsung S90F 65-Inch OLED TV: best for picture quality and 144Hz VRR gaming **Why it made the list** - Its listing names VRR gaming at up to 4K 144Hz, and the maker says it brings smooth motion and tear-free gaming. - The NQ4 AI Gen3 processor upscales what you play to 4K, and the listing says it brings deeper contrast and powerful brightness. - The listing says the processor smooths the motion of fast-moving balls and text. **Drawbacks** - The listing text we read does not say how many HDMI 2.1 ports it has, and What Hi-Fi says 4K/120Hz and VRR need HDMI 2.1. - At 65 inches it is the biggest screen of the three, so measure the space first. **Watch for this:** This listing is the 65 inch size of a model sold in several sizes. What Hi-Fi says a soundbar often takes up one HDMI 2.1 port, so count the ports you need. **Skip it if** you have a small room, or you want a smaller screen. ### 2. Hisense U6 Pro 55-Inch Mini-LED Fire TV: best Mini-LED with a native 144Hz refresh rate **Why it made the list** - Its listing names a native 144Hz refresh rate, for crisp fast action. - The backlight is Mini-LED with Hi-QLED color, and the listing gives it a built-in subwoofer. - An anti-reflection, glare-free display is listed for bright rooms, in a slim unibody design. **Drawbacks** - The listing text we read does not name VRR or an HDMI 2.1 port count, which What Hi-Fi says matter for console gaming. - At 55 inches it is smaller than the [Samsung S90F](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-1). **Skip it if** you want an OLED panel, or a larger screen. ### 3. Roku Select 55-Inch QLED TV: best simple 4K TV for streaming and casual play **Why it made the list** - Its listing gives a 4K QLED screen with HDR10, and Roku's Smart Picture to clean up incoming signals. - Setup is listed as taking only minutes, with a simple Home Screen and an uncluttered remote. - The listing names free live TV, movies and shows built in. **Drawbacks** - RTINGS says the PS5 reaches 120 fps only on a 120Hz TV, and the listing text we read names no 120Hz refresh rate, VRR or HDMI 2.1. - It is a general streaming TV, so check the spec sheet before you count on gaming features (our inference). **Skip it if** you play PS5 games at 120 fps or want VRR. ## What we left out, and why Of the 32 organic listings we read, ten TV pages were read in full and three became picks. Seven of the ten pool several screen sizes on one page, so their ratings and comments cover other sizes. We do not pick a listing whose reviews may describe something else. - **Hisense E6 43-Inch.** The page shows 43 inches, and top comments describe the 50 inch model. - **TCL QM6K 55-Inch.** A top comment on the page is for the 98 inch model. - **Samsung M70H 50-Inch.** A top comment describes a 65 inch screen. - **TCL T7 55-Inch.** Top comments are for the 75 inch and 65 inch models. - **Sony BRAVIA 2 II 55-Inch.** The 50 inch listing shows the same ratings. - **Hisense U7 65-Inch.** A top comment describes the 75 inch model. - **Sony BRAVIA 3 II 43-Inch.** A top comment describes a 65 inch TV. The results also held HDMI cables, gaming monitors, a headset and an HDMI switch. They are accessories, not TVs. ## Questions people ask ### Do you need a 120Hz TV for PS5? Only to play at 120 fps. RTINGS says the PS5 and PS5 Pro can reach 120 fps, so a 120Hz TV is needed for that frame rate. The [Hisense U6 Pro](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-2) lists a native 144Hz refresh rate, and the listing text we read for the [Roku Select](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-3) names none. ### What does VRR do for PS5 games? What Hi-Fi says Variable Refresh Rate matches the TV's refresh rate to the frame rate the console outputs in real time. RTINGS says it significantly reduces screen tearing. The [Samsung S90F](https://twelvetabs.com/reviews/best-tvs-for-ps5/#pick-1) lists VRR gaming at up to 4K 144Hz. ### Do you need Dolby Vision for PS5? No. RTINGS says the PS5 and PS5 Pro do not support Dolby Vision, and What Hi-Fi says only the Xbox has Dolby Vision gaming. HDR10 is the format that counts on a PS5. ### How did TwelveTabs choose these TVs? We compared the Amazon results for one search phrase, set aside cables, monitors and other accessories, and read each TV finalist's page. Any TV whose page pools ratings and comments from other screen sizes was left out. ## How we researched On September 29, 2026 we read 32 Amazon listings for TVs for PS5 across two pages of results. AI compared them, set aside sponsored repeats, cables, monitors and other accessories, read the pages of 10 TV finalists and kept the three whose figures describe the screen size shown. AI wrote this guide from that research. Listings change: we read them on September 29, 2026, and a size, model year, seller or stock may differ today. Specs are the listing text as we read it, which the collector cut to about 200 characters per bullet, so a listing may name ports or refresh rates beyond that text. Only three of the ten TV pages describe one screen size clearly. ### Sources - [RTINGS: The Best TVs for PS5 and PS5 Pro](https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/best/ps5) - [What Hi-Fi: Best Gaming TVs](https://www.whathifi.com/best-buys/best-gaming-tvs)