John Archer

Can a big-screen TV in 2015 be worth buying without a native 4K UHD resolution? This 50-inch Panasonic - with a price tag of just £520 - might just have a point.

Sony combines a native 4K resolution with an Android TV smart platform, new picture processing, awesome sound and sheer enormity to deliver its best flat TV ever.

Samsung's bid to bring 4K and curves to the masses continues with this well-specified but still decently affordable TV. But is its 48-inch screen big enough?

Loewe has returned to the TV fray in headline-grabbing style with native 4K UHD, and shows there's more to be excited about than just all those extra pixels, too.

After what feels like an eternity of delays, LG has finally launched an OLED TV with a 4K UHD resolution. But is it really the perfect TV we've been hoping for?

The 48-inch UE48JU7000T boasts direct LED backlighting, a Tizen-based smart system and UHD resolution - all for £1,400

Samsung's new UE65JS9000 delivers a stunning list of features, matched only by the brand's flagship UE65JS9500. What's not to like?

The TreVolo is a portable Bluetooth speaker with a difference. That difference being its two fold out flat-panel electrostatic speakers.

With high dynamic range, 4K resolution and tons of smart features Samsung's latest TV is the future of television.

Panasonic's TX-47AS740 is one of the smartest TVs in town. But contrast flaws mean it falls short in the picture quality department.

A new 60-inch 4K TV from Sharp with a killer combination of a native Ultra HD pixel count and an aggressive price.

Xbox One's bid to be more than a games consoles takes a step forward with the release of its new Freeview tuner.

This aggressively priced, strong-performing 48-inch TV proves Philips is still a forced to be reckoned with.

The first big-screen TV to wear the John Lewis brand confidently combines style with an outstanding feature count.

With a 4K picture and LG's swanky new webOS platform running smart duties, the 55-inch 950V looks a bargain at £2,300.

With the 32-inch TV world becoming ever more commoditised, it's great to find a model that still takes both picture quality and features seriously.

An unspectacular yet good value 40-inch LCD ticks the box for those looking for a bigscreen bargain.

Its wedge-shaped design is unique, but unfortunately this Sony is not quite as beautiful on the inside as it is on the outside.

It's curved, it's feature packed, it's smart – but it's not 4K. Can Samsung's flagship full HD TV still justify its £2,200 price tag?

With its 32-inch screen, built-in DVD player and smart features the 32D3454DB is a potentially perfect second-room TV option.

The Samsung UE65HU8500 is a 65-inch 4K TV with a concave curved screen and Samsung's latest Smart TV system

Both the first curved and the first big-screen OLED TV we've tested, the OLED part, at least, more than lives up to the hype.

As TV bargains go, this is a big screen triumph. 84-inches of 4K for just £7,500 - can it be true?

While Panasonic might have called time on its plasma TV adventure, its 2013 plasma models are still very much available.