John Archer

Review Hisense’s sophomore OLED TV manages to ditch most of the issues of its predecessor while adding some impressive new features.

This premium 12-channel speaker package - complete with Dolby Atmos height channels - is as strong with music as it is with movies.

Updated The Europe-only QE65Q85R QLED TV retains much of its big brother’s picture quality and ground-breaking technology.

Review The 65NANO906 marks LG’s most concerted effort yet to fix its LCD issues and win AV fans to its cause.

After years of tinkering, LG introduced a significant hardware upgrade to its OLED TVs. But was it worth the wait?

Samsung's Q95T 4K QLED TV is a seriously excellent TV if you’re not quite ready yet to make the 8K leap.

As well as introducing an improved Acoustic Surface Audio system, the A8H/A8 brings a number of features previously saved for its premium OLED models to a more affordable TV.

If you’ve found yourself thinking that you wouldn’t mind an 8K TV – if only they weren’t so expensive – the Samsung Q800T could be the TV you’ve been waiting for.

Hisense’s latest attempt to combine the big-screen joys of laser projection with the living room convenience of a TV rewrites the home cinema rulebook.

Samsung adds useful new features and an improved upgrade path to its trademark soundbar power.

The TCL 65C815K’s appeal lies in its combination of a mammoth 65-inch screen and a startlingly low £849 price.

Sony scored a big hit in 2017 with its X900E 4K TV series, and it's out to do the same with 2018's all-new X900F series.

Sony’s debut 8K TVs were undoubtedly excellent... but they were also expensive. Thankfully Sony is now offering a vastly more affordable 8K solution in the shape of the Sony Z8H/ZH8.

Updated Samsung takes another mighty leap forward in a bid to rule the audio world with this outstanding soundbar solution.

It’s small, it’s Android and its British

For the Philips OLED+935, premium OLED screen technology is just the tip of the iceberg.

The Philips 65OLED805’s £2,199 price tag makes it one of the most affordable 65-inch OLED TVs we’ve seen to date.

Combining Ambilight, a new picture processing engine, and an OLED panel means this is arguably Philips’ finest ever TV.

With its real 7.1.4 speaker configuration, Dolby Atmos and DTS:X decoding and custom Meridian tuning, the SN11RG can transform both your movie and music experiences.

While the SK8 suffers from a couple of significant limitations, it's still an exceptional value.

The Optoma UHD52ALV tries to drag projectors kicking and screaming into the smart age - and it mostly succeeds.

The Hisense H55U7B offer high-end frills at a low-end price, with a solid smart system and spectacular design.

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

Sony’s new 4K Blu-ray player produces a great image, but fails to support all of the premium HDR picture formats.

The Toshiba 55UL7A63DB really is a 55-inch TV – a 4K one, no less – that you can buy for just £479.