Smart TV OSs are a window into streaming services and other apps. If you rely on the smart TV OS built into your display instead of a streaming box or player, you want it to be intuitive, afford access to all the apps and streamers you want, and run efficiently. The major smart TV OSs include Tizen (Samsung), webOS (LG), Google TV (various brands), Roku (Roku and various brands), and Fire TV (Amazon and various brands). Other less popular ones include Vizio’s SmartCast and Hisense’s VIDAA. Which one is the best smart TV operating system?
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