Stephen Withers

It's not as fully featured as other soundbars, but the Yamaha YAS-209 offers a big soundstage, DTS Virtual:X and Alexa in a sensible design.

A lack of HDMI inputs, no Atmos/DTS:X support and a glass top that reflects the TV screen are just a few of the Bose Soundbar 700's issues.

The Samsung Q950 takes 8K performance to a new level with advanced AI processing.

The Klipsch BAR 48 delivers impressive audio performance but is hindered by a lack of features.

The Z9 is LG’s first 8K OLED TV, sporting its biggest - and best - screen to date. Just don’t ask about the price…

Updated Pining for an OLED but put out by the price? The LG C8 OLED has everything you want for a lot less than you'd expect.

The LG SL9YG offers Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, and morphs into a smart speaker thanks to built-in Google Assistant.

Yamaha's 2.1-channel combo delivers an impressive performance with movies and music.

BenQ’s latest DLP projector delivers impressive 4K on a budget.

With poor local dimming and a less-powerful Alpha7 processor, LG’s top Super UHD TV doesn't live up to the name.

The Hisense A6200 isn’t perfect, but – bang for buck – you won’t find a better TV for less than £400.

The HW-N850 looks and feels extremely well made, and supports Dolby Atmos.

The Panasonic OLED TV is all about picture quality and it delivers in spades, with the most accurate SDR and HDR images we’ve seen.

An entry-level soundbar standing on the shoulder of giants.