John Archer

Extreme brightness and Sony’s second-gen Slim Backlight Drive create some of the most dramatic high dynamic range pictures yet.

OLED panel technology with Philips’ picture processing and Ambilight is a match made in heaven.

Riding the high from its phenomenal HW-K950 Soundbar, Samsung is set to expand its Dolby Atmos soundbar lineup with the more affordable K850.

At first glance, this affordable 43-inch TV appears to offer serious bang for your buck. But things aren’t always as they appear...

It might not be cheap, but Sony’s new flagship 65-inch TV delivers the best picture quality we’ve seen this year.

A 55-inch UHD LCD TV boasting HDR playback and LG’s webOS smart system - all for just £949.

Fancy getting your hands on Samsung's latest TV tech but don't want a curved TV? Then say hello to the UE49KS8000.

Samsung's flagship LCD TV for 2016 is out to stop OLED from owning the spotlight – especially where HDR is concerned.

Samsung aims to reinvent the soundbar, in terms of both performance and compatibility with the latest AV standards.

Serious picture tech and an external soundbar ensure the spectacular-looking 58DX802 is more than just a pretty face.

Can cheap 4K really be good 4K? Panasonic hopes to convince us with its competitively-priced 55-incher.

Boasting a new type of lighting system, 4K and HDR capabilities, Sony's 65-inch KD-65XD9305 is one of the year's most exciting high-end TVs.

For its first TV of 2016 Samsung pulls out all the stops: UHD resolution, HDR, improved OS and gorgeous design.

Panasonic continues its eye-catchingly aggressive assault on 2016's TV market with the strikingly affordable 50DX750.

The 55PUS8601 is something we in the UK haven't seen from Philips for a while now: a genuinely high-end TV.

When Sony says 'home cinema' it's not messing around. The heady combo of 4K and HDR makes the VW520ES a stunner.

A 50-inch 4K Ultra HD TV for £499? Something's gotta give, right? Well, maybe that something is your low expectations.

LG's first 'mainstream' flat-screen OLED TV is here. But that's not all the brilliant 65-inch 65EF950V has got going for it...

Sony's new curved 4K packs quite the feature punch, with UHD resolution, Android TV, Triluminous expanded colour and future HDR support.

Panasonic jumps on the curved TV bandwagon for the first time with this 65-inch TV, boasting a 4K res and Firefox OS.

Updated Philips is out to make its mark on the crowded 4K UHD scene by selling this well-specified 55-inch TV for just £749.

Panasonic adopts an admirably serious approach to picture quality which seems destined to put a big, fat grin on the faces of those Panasonic plasma TV-lovers.

A lot more affordable than last year's model, but does its price reflect natural 4K UHD price erosion, or has Sony been engaged in some sneaky corner cutting?

With 4K already starting to dominate the big-screen TV market, Sony has decided there's still room out there for a relatively high-end 55-inch HD model. But is it right?