Latest reviews of Televisions

The LG Nano 81 is the cheapest entry in the company’s 2020 Nano Cell lineup, but you’re getting what you pay for.

Review If the UK’s version of the Vision S is the same as this one, and it costs as much as Huawei thinks it will, then it makes for an intriguing first attempt at (not quite) a television.

The Samsung Q70T QLED TV is a tempting buy for next-gen gamers and bright-room viewers.

The LG C9 is a triumph of TV technology that offers significantly improved performance thanks to the addition of artificial intelligence.

With best-in-class upscaling, 4K picture processing and a respectable gaming performance, Sony’s A9G/AG9 is a screen to lust after.

Thanks to its incredible brightness and FALD display, the Samsung Q90T is versatile enough for both a darkened home theater or ultra-bright living room.

Review Panasonic’s cheapest OLED impresses with a vivid display and broad HDR format support.

Can't afford QLED? Samsung's RU8000 combines picture quality with a great smart system for less than you'd expect.

The Samsung Q6FN QLED TV brings HDR10+ streaming and 4K gaming, but does it have the specs to fully unlock their beauty?

Panasonic’s HZ2000 is the best OLED TV you can’t afford to buy right now, with a Pro Edition OLED panel, Dolby Atmos sound system and IQ-enhanced universal HDR.