Most TVs are now smart TVs, which allow you to easily watch the best streaming services like Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, Disney Plus and Netflix. All offer access to the biggest streaming apps, but there are differences among them. Some offer a clean interface and easy access to what you want, while others can be cluttered and riddled with ads and promotions. At CNET, as part of our rigorous side-by-side TV testing regimen, we’ve reviewed all the major smart TV systems including Roku, Google TV and Amazon Fire TV. We prefer Roku’s system for its simplicity, effective search features and its vast catalog of supported apps and services. The TVs below all have Roku built-in.
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