This is mostly useless, except to justify buying a bigger TV. However, I did learn:
- For most popular high end models, the 65 inch models are cheapest / sq inch (e.g Sony A95L, Samsung S90D, LG G4). For most others, it's the 75 inch models.
- TCL S551F 55" scores the lowest ($0.17/sq inch)
- The lowest scoring OLED is the Samsung S85D ($0.55/sq inch)
- For 100 inches, Hisense QD7 is the cheapest ($0.37/sq inch). For 85 inches, it's the TCL S551F ($0.22/sq inch)
Prices taken from Amazon, rest of the data from https://comparetvprices.com. Models are from 2022-now.
Now filter by display technology.
Display technologies are a bit confusing, but this should give you a general idea: https://imgur.com/a/PhTFNZ2
And the type of HDR they support. I got lucky finding a philips a couple years ago that just supports all types so I don't have to worry about it.
Mine supports none, so I also don't have to worry about it.
I got my TV on a Black Friday deal almost a decade ago. The pixels don't look great, but I have a ton of them, since this was back when 4k was the only factor people cared about.
What about the nits man