What do you consider good? Even bottom barrel TVs today have good picture quality, so I look at big brands (Samsung/Sony/Vizio/LG/etc...) and buy whatever one doesn't have 'smarts'. Admittedly, I stay way behind the TV technology curve though. I might get 4k when my current TV breaks years from now.

Currently I have a Samsung and 2 LGs in the house.

About a month ago I got a TCL 55P607 based on a review by the Wirecutter: https://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-lcd-led-tv/

I absolutely love that media interfaces are getting snappy again (e.g., no more hitting a button on the remote and waiting 4 seconds to it do finish opening a menu).

TCL might be the best option since they’re running a Roku OS. I just picked up an LG B7A (great time of year to buy 2017 TVs on markdown) and it’s great but the advertising crap was a minefield.

Not Samsung.

I've been reasonably happy with my Panasonic.

Hmm, I remember going through this debate awhile ago and settled on Vizio.

i have a Philips with Ambilight, which is nice.. less tiring to the eyes. also mine is just not smart enough yet to cheat on me :)