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The Sony Bravia 8 II is Sony's flagship QD-OLED, the picture-quality pick of the Bravia range. The local braviatv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, source, and app control, so movie-night scenes, doorbell pauses, and bedtime all-off routines run against the best panel in the house.

Bravia 9 II (K-65XR90M2)

The Sony Bravia 9 II (2026) is Sony's flagship True RGB mini-LED TV, tuned to match its professional mastering monitors. Home Assistant's local braviatv integration controls power, volume, source, and apps as a media_player, so the reference screen in the theater room drives playback-aware lighting and scene automations.

Bravia 7 II (K-65XR70M2)

The Sony Bravia 7 II (2026) brings Sony's True RGB mini-LED technology to the mid-range. Home Assistant's local braviatv integration controls it as a media_player: power, volume, source, and app launch, giving living rooms the same automation surface as the flagship theater sets.

Bravia 3 II (K-65XR30M2)

The Sony Bravia 3 II (2026) is the entry point to the Bravia range: a 4K LED Google TV with a 120 Hz panel at a mainstream price. The local braviatv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, source, and app control, so guest rooms and dens automate exactly like the flagship rooms.

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OLED S90H

The Samsung OLED S90H is the volume OLED of the 2026 range and the only Samsung panel that starts at 42 inches, so the same integration covers a study monitor and an 83-inch living room screen. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration controls power, volume, input, and apps as a media_player, with a remote entity for key sequences.

Neo QLED 4K QN80H

The Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN80H is the bright-room workhorse of the 2026 lineup: Quantum Mini LED full array backlight, 144Hz refresh, and sizes from 55 up to 100 inches. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration exposes power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch as a media_player, with a remote entity for the keys that have no service call.

OLED S95H

The Samsung OLED S95H is the flagship of the 2026 OLED lineup, the brightest panel Samsung makes and the one that holds its black level in a sunlit room thanks to the matte Glare Free finish. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration exposes it as a media_player and a remote, so the reference screen in the theater room drives playback-aware lighting and one-touch scenes.

OLED S85H

The Samsung OLED S85H is the entry point into 2026 OLED: the same panel technology and the same local control, with the NQ4 AI Gen2 processor and a 120Hz refresh rate instead of the flagship's 165Hz. Home Assistant sees it as a media_player and a remote through the local samsungtv integration.

Neo QLED 8K QN990H

The Samsung Neo QLED 8K QN990H is the 2026 flagship: Quantum Mini LED Pro backlighting, the NQ8 AI Gen3 processor, and 8K AI upscaling on an 85-inch Glare Free panel. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration drives it as a media_player and a remote, so the largest screen in the house becomes a scene trigger rather than a separate remote.

Neo QLED 4K QN70H

The Samsung Neo QLED 4K QN70H is the entry Quantum Mini LED set for 2026, starting at 43 inches, which makes it the practical choice for secondary rooms that still need to answer to a scene. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration as a media_player and a remote.

Micro RGB R95H

The Samsung Micro RGB R95H is the 2026 halo product, the first TV backlit by micro-sized red, green, and blue LEDs rather than white ones, certified at 100% of the BT.2020 colour space and offered up to 115 inches. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration still treats it as an ordinary media_player, so the showpiece screen automates like any other set.

Micro RGB R85H

The Samsung Micro RGB R85H brings the RGB LED backlight down a tier for 2026, with Micro RGB Precision Color and a 144Hz panel in sizes from 55 to 85 inches. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration as a media_player and a remote, no Samsung account required.

The Frame Pro LS03HW

The Frame Pro LS03HW is Samsung's 2026 art TV with a Neo QLED panel behind the matte, glare-free coating and a Wireless One Connect box that keeps a single power cable running to the wall. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration controls power, input, and volume as a media_player, which is what turns Art Mode into something an automation can schedule.

The Frame LS03HE

The Frame LS03HE is the 2026 standard art TV: QLED picture behind the matte anti-reflection finish, a customisable bezel, and connections built into the panel instead of an outboard box. Home Assistant's local samsungtv integration gives it a media_player and a remote entity, so it joins scenes like any other screen.

The Terrace Full Sun LST9D

The Terrace LST9D is Samsung's full-sun outdoor TV, an IP56-rated Neo QLED 4K panel bright enough for a deck with no shade, in 65 and 75 inches. Home Assistant controls it locally through the samsungtv integration, which is what lets an outdoor scene power it down with the landscape lighting.

The Terrace Partial Sun LST7D

The Terrace LST7D is the partial-sun outdoor TV, an IP56-rated Neo QLED 4K panel with Quantum Matrix mini LED backlighting for covered patios and pergolas, in 55, 65, and 75 inches. Home Assistant sees it as a local media_player through the samsungtv integration.

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Roku Pro Series TV

Roku

The Roku Pro Series is Roku's flagship TV line: 4K QLED with mini-LED backlighting, Dolby Vision IQ, and a 120 Hz panel. Because the streaming platform is the TV, Home Assistant's local roku integration controls the whole set as one media_player: power, volume, HDMI inputs, app launch, and playback state for scene and bedtime automations.

Roku Plus Series TV

Roku

The Roku Plus Series is Roku's mid-range TV line: 4K QLED with mini-LED backlighting, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos. Home Assistant's local roku integration controls the set as a single media_player with power, volume, HDMI input selection, app launch, and playback state, making it an easy fit for playback-aware room automations.

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QM8L Series

The TCL QM8L (2026) is TCL's mainstream SQD-Mini LED flagship and the model we specify most often from the brand. It runs Google TV, so Home Assistant pairs with it locally through androidtv_remote and gets power, volume, app launch, and D-pad control as a media_player and remote, with no TCL account in the path.

RM9L Series

The TCL RM9L (2026) is TCL's first RGB Mini-LED television, an 85 to 115 inch halo set built for dedicated media rooms. It runs the same Google TV platform as the rest of the range, so the local androidtv_remote integration gives Home Assistant power, volume, app launch, and remote key control without touching TCL's cloud.

QM7L Series

The TCL QM7L (2026) is the mid-range SQD-Mini LED set, sold from 55 to 98 inches. Google TV underneath means the local androidtv_remote integration controls it exactly like the QM8L above it: power, volume, app launch, and key presses over the LAN, which makes it the value pick for secondary rooms on a Selora system.

QM6K Series

The TCL QM6K is TCL's entry QD-Mini LED Google TV, the cheapest set in the range that still gets full local control. Home Assistant pairs with it over androidtv_remote for power, volume, and app launch, which is enough to fold a guest room or basement TV into all-off and movie-night automations without a streaming player.

S-Series Roku TV (S4R)

The TCL S4R is TCL's current Roku TV, a basic 4K panel with the deepest local control of any TCL set. The roku integration reaches it over Roku ECP with no account and no ADB: power, volume, HDMI inputs as selectable sources, app launch, and playback state, which makes it the easiest TCL to automate even though it is the cheapest.

QM64L Series

The TCL QM64L (2026) is TCL's QD-Mini LED set with Fire TV built in, sold exclusively through Amazon. The panel is close to the QM8L, but the platform is not: Fire OS has no Android TV Remote support, so Home Assistant reaches it only through the ADB-based androidtv integration.

F8D Series

The TCL F8D (2026) is TCL's budget QLED with Fire TV built in, sold from 50 to 98 inches on Amazon. Like every Fire OS set it is reachable from Home Assistant only over ADB through the androidtv integration, which works but needs the developer-options pairing kept in mind at handover.

4-Series Roku TV (S425)

The TCL 4-Series S425 is an earlier-generation 4K Roku TV, sold in Canada as the 43S425-CA. The local roku integration reaches it over Roku ECP with no account and no cloud: power, volume, HDMI inputs as selectable sources, app launch, and playback state, plus a remote entity for key presses. Many of these sets are already on the wall, and they automate as well as the current S4R.

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OLED evo AI C6

The LG OLED evo C6 (2026) is the sweet spot of LG's OLED range on picture and price, and the local webostv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, HDMI input, and app control. Selora no longer recommends it: the September 2026 webOS privacy findings cover the whole 2026 LG television lineup.

OLED evo AI G6

The LG OLED evo G6 is LG's flagship gallery-design OLED (2026), built to mount flush to the wall. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it as a media_player: power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so a gallery wall can double as the centerpiece of movie-night scenes and playback-aware lighting.

OLED evo AI W6

The LG OLED evo W6 is the wireless flagship of the 2026 range: a 9.9mm wallpaper panel that sits flush to the wall while a separate Zero Connect Box carries every source over a 4K 165Hz wireless link. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it exactly like any other LG set, which makes it the cleanest way to put a screen on a wall that has no equipment behind it.

OLED evo AI B6

The LG OLED evo B6 (2026) brings LG's OLED picture and full webOS control to a lower price point. Home Assistant's local webostv integration drives power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so budget-conscious installs still get complete playback-aware automation in secondary rooms.

Micro RGB evo AI MRGB95

The MRGB95 is LG's first flagship RGB-backlit LCD, replacing white LEDs with individually controlled red, green, and blue emitters for OLED-class color at brightness levels OLED cannot reach. It runs the same webOS platform as LG's OLEDs, so the local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control in the very large sizes that great rooms need.

QNED evo AI QNED92

The LG QNED evo QNED92 is LG's mini-LED flagship for bright rooms: quantum-dot color with high-brightness backlighting where OLED reflections would struggle. It runs the same webOS platform, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control: power, volume, inputs, and app launch.

QNED evo AI QNED84B

The QNED84B is LG's mainstream Mini LED for 2026, spanning 55 to 100 inches at a price that makes it the sensible choice for bedrooms, guest rooms, and secondary spaces. It runs webOS, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it the same media_player and remote entities as the OLED flagships.

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