John Archer

The 55OLED804 offers a winning combination of the self-emissive OLED picture tech and Philips' immersive Ambilight feature.

The 2019 successors to Panasonic’s OLED range look like a stronger proposition than ever.

Sony has taken an unashamedly high-end route into the world of 8K TVs.

With Bowers & Wilkins supplying the speakers, Philips' flagship OLED gets some serious audio credentials.

If you suffer from curved TV fever, the NU7300 is one of a dwindling number of TVs that can scratch that itch.

CES 2019 We suspect the LG 75SM99 has a very real chance of being one of the most affordable 8K TVs on the market.

You can live without an 8K TV in your life ... but, if you love AV or home cinema, you probably won’t want to.

The Q Acoustics M4 proves that stereo-only soundbars can still make a mark in today’s multi-channel age.

Updated Outstanding picture quality with a gorgeous design and an affordable price.

The MS550 may look great and sound powerful, but can it escape the shadow of its own Samsung stablemates?

Despite costing less than £600, this Philips model boasts a native 4K resolution, support for high dynamic range, and Philips’ eye-catching Ambilight design technology.

With Full Array Local Dimming, smart home support and HDR10+, Samsung's Q8FN beats out last year's lineup for a fraction of the cost.

A 75-inch 4K HDR screen for the relatively affordable price of £3,499.

Sony’s ZF9 Master Series flagship is a somewhat disappointing followup to a genuine classic.

A compact, wireless Dolby Atmos-capable sound system with enough real speakers to deliver a true Atmos experience. It's too good to be true.

Delivering great 4K and respectable HDR for just $1,999.

Updated The OLED E7 sports stunning pictures, physics-defying sound and extraordinary design.

The mid-range XF85 series delivers a disappointingly massive step down in picture quality.

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.