John Archer

Sony is out to make its second OLED generation more accessible via a more ‘mainstream’ design.

The LG E8 OLED manages to take some big leaps forward thanks to the Alpha 9 processor.

The Hitachi 75HL16T64U is a 75-inch 4K, HDR-capable TV that you can buy for just £1,300. But you don't get a big-screen TV like this without a few strings attached.

This 65-inch 4K TV is Samsung's best attempt to rival LG's OLED displays. Here's our take on its best QLED yet.

HDR images with a premium design, but no 4K resolution.

HDR visuals on affordable HD-only screens.

If you loved Sony’s 2017 RE4 Series, but just wanted something a bit bigger, the all-new RF45 is exactly what you’ve been after.

If you’re not quite ready to make the leap to 4K, Sony’s HDR-ready HDTVs will provide some visual panache without the extra pixels.

Can a wide colour filter make up for the lack of HDR on this affordable 4K set?

Sitting slap bang in the middle of its 2018 range, the 7303 from Philips could be a serious content for the mid-range crown.

Boasting Ambilight technology and a direct-lit VA panel, Philips entry-level 4K TV range sets a high bar for budget sets in 2018.

The sub-£400 price tag might grab your attention, but there's a pretty hefty picture quality cost to this budget TV.

With its 75-inch 4K screen, Sony's 75XE9405 elevates your viewing experience to a genuine home cinema level.

With its high brightness and contrast, the UE55MU8000 is a surprisingly good HDR TV for the money.

Updated Samsung takes HDR picture quality to another level with its new flagship ‘QLED’ TV.

If you’re looking for a TV for a relatively bright room, the Q8C’s QLED technology makes it uniquely qualified.

Updated If you were hoping to get a convincing high dynamic range picture for so little money, you’re out of luck.

With the right setup, this set's clever new backlight technology helps it deliver one of the most consistent pictures around.

The MU6400 combines good picture quality with an aggressive price - and the results are hard to resist.

Panasonic's flagship OLED delivers the most consistently accurate pictures the TV world has seen to date.

Sony’s picture processing prowess meets OLED technology in what turns out to be a match made in AV heaven.

Samsung's M9500 4K Blu-ray player combines high quality picture and sound playback with an unusually strong roster of smart features.

Sony's 55XE8596 proves that it really is possible to get great 4K HDR pictures without spending a fortune.

The brilliant UE32K5600 proves that 32-inch TVs aren’t all just obsessed with price; some still care about quality too.