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The LG C6 continues to set the bar for what can be achieved in a 'mid-range' OLED TV, and I now consider it the best TV for most people. The 77-inch model on sale here (along with the larger 83-inch) uses the same second-generation Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel as the flagship G6. As a result, you can expect improved performance over the smaller screen sizes.

If 77 inches is too big, you'll find the smaller sizes also on sale at The Good Guys. Make sure to use the Price Beat feature for the best deals.

The flagship G6 offers LG's best picture to date. Colours aren't as vibrant as they were on the G5, but instead they look far more natural, which is a positive in my book. It also gets an improved anti-reflective coating, making it far more competent when viewed in bright conditions.

If you want a truly big-screen TV, look no further than this 100-inch LG QNED86A. This model, released in 2025, represents a major improvement to LG's non-OLED TV range. It benefits from the company's 'evo' brightness-boosting tech, which has had a big impact on overall picture performance. We've not reviewed it ourselves, but our friends at T3 have given it a 4-star review, praising it for its "bright, vibrant and detailed images from 4K content".

This QNED TV doesn't get the 'evo' tech, but it does get a new processor to help it maintain greater control over colour reproduction. It's a cost-effective route into the world of LG, that's for sure.

The CineBeam Q is a stunning portable projector, both to look at and in use. It supports 4K and HDR picture formats (something that can't be said of many other portable projectors) and uses LG's excellent webOS platform for easy access to all your favourite apps. Sound quality isn't amazing, but you're able to Bluetooth to up to two devices to improve it.

Read our full LG CineBeam Q review

The S90H is brand new for 2026, and while we've not reviewed it just yet, we expect it to be a formidable performer. One of the key updates this year is the same Glare Free technology as found in the flagship S95H, making it a great (and more affordable) option for brighter rooms.

I wasn't expecting to see a discount on the brand-new R95H Micro RGB TV for EOFY, but here we are. It promises to deliver superb colours, covering 100% of the BT.2020 colour space, and is powered by processors developed specifically for it. It also benefits from the anti-glare tech for use in brighter rooms.

We've not reviewed the TCL C7L just yet, but considering it's the successor to one of our favourite TVs of 2025, I have no doubt it will be just as impressive. It uses the company's new Super Quantum Dot tech to deliver high brightness and punchy colours. Hit the Price Beat button for the best saving.

Similarly, we've not yet reviewed the flagship C8L, but once again you can expect improved picture quality, aided by the SQD technology and a shedload more dimming zones which promise stronger contrast when watching movies and TV shows.

Sony's new True RGB TV range, which includes the Bravia 7 II, is pushing display technology to new heights thanks to an incredible backlight system that uses individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs to deliver pure colour and brightness to its screen. That means OLED-level contrast and immense colour accuracy at any brightness level.

If you're a loyal Sony fan, then the company's latest Bravia 8 II QD-OLED should pique your interest. As we said in our review of the TV, it performs superbly in dimly lit conditions, serving up a picture that is "impressively punchy". Turn the lights up and things can suffer a little, but overall this is Sony's best picture quality to date. Hit the Price Beat button for the full saving.

A decent price drop on Sony's mid-range Bravia 5 mini-LED TV. We've not reviewed it fully just yet, but our friends at What Hi-Fi? have given it a glowing 5-star review, claiming it's able to achieve "a strong sense of contrast and stability, which joins forces with pretty much perfectly judged shadow detail to ensure that dark scenes typically look as three-dimensional and natural as bright ones."

The Smart Ultra is a beautifully built soundbar that delivers an impactful, expansive soundstage. It sounds great with music too and offers plenty of control options.

A stonking saving on this uber-powerful JBL Dolby Atmos soundbar. Plus, it has the added benefit of removable side speakers that convert into rear speakers for a full surround effect. They can also be used independently as Bluetooth speakers.

Read our full JBL Bar 1300MK2 review for more details.

A great saving here on LG's 9.1.5-channel Dolby Atmos soundbar, making it a deal you really should pay attention to. It's a genuinely great and immersive soundbar. The wireless subwoofer delivers thunderous bass, while the soundbar and rear speakers work in unison to deliver effective and authentic Dolby Atmos soundtracks.

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The latest version of Bose's compact soundbar impressed us in our Bose Smart Soundbar review. It delivers an overall good sound that will elevate your viewing experience in smaller rooms, especially with its Dolby Atmos processing. It's stacked with extra features, including voice control. Bass could be a bit better, but overall this is a solid choice.

Samsung has long been king of the Dolby Atmos soundbar packages, and the latest Q990H is no different, so it's great to see it with such a significant discount. In truth, there isn't a huge amount different to the Q990F, but with the price difference not being much, it makes sense to me to get the latest version.

Read our full Samsung HW-Q990H review

We consider the Samsung Q800F to be the best soundbar overall, thanks to its winning combination of effective Dolby Atmos height effects, crystal-clear dialogue and impressive bass output. It's a breeze to set up and use, and will amplify home movie nights.