42 -inch OLED TVs Great things do come in small(er) packages -but which TV is greatest? Words: Simon Lucas, Steve May Do you remember when 42-inch was a pretty big size for a TV? Safe to say those days are gone – the average screen-size in the UK these days is almost 55 inches, and … Read more
The TV manufacturer makes an impressive splash with this well-featured 4K HDR screen, says Steve May. But it’s not for picture quality purists… Read our HISENSE 55A85H Review. SOME OLED TVs are designed for The Batman, predisposed for darkness and shadow. The Hisense A85H is more of a Strictly Come Dancing kinda screen. Pictures pop … Read more
This Quantum Dot OLED flatscreen is the TV to beat right now, believes John Archer. Read our SONY XR-55A95K Review. Samsung isn’t the only brand to combine OLED’s self-emissive contrast talents and the brightness/ colour benefits of Quantum Dots in a TV this year. Sony is also in on the QD OLED act with its … Read more
For years now, those with modestly sized living rooms have lacked the space to comfortably accomodate the best TVs. It took until 2020 for the first 48in OLED TV to hit shops, and even these are too big for many living spaces. This year, however, 42in OLED TVs are finally available, including the LG OLED42C2. … Read more
Panasonic has produced some brilliant OLED TVs, but this is the first one that’s smaller than 50in across the diagonal. But let’s face it it, this 48in model will be big enough for most modestly-sized living rooms, and its smaller size helps make this the first Panasonic OLED TV priced below £. Read our Panasonic TX-48JZ980 Review. The TX-48JZ980 manages to squeeze … Read more
Philips’ new range-topping OLED TV introduces some much-needed class into John Archer‘s living room. PHILIPS 65OLED+986 Review Many AV brands like to claim they’ve got a ‘statement’ model at the top of their TV lineups. Few, if any, deliver on this claim as comprehensively as Philips does with its 65OLED+986, a product that’s one part … Read more
Panasonic delivers a bright-room LED TV that sports fans and gamers are going to eat up, says Steve May. Read our PANASONIC TX-50JX850 Review. Panasonic typically lures movie fans to its 4K screens with cinematic image processing offering judiciously judged contrast and peerless colour accuracy. But for its JX850 line, the brand has taken a … Read more
By Thomas J. Norton SONY’S NEW XR-65A80J OLED TV isn’t a member of the company’s Master Series—that designation belongs to its XR-A90J OLED models, which are spec’d to deliver higher brightness than the XR-A80J sets. And while we haven’t yet tested those pricier Sony OLEDs, the XR-65A80J is far from being a second-class citizen. Read on … Read more
Text: Dipl.-Phys. Guido Randerath All major TV manufacturers have been using artificial intelligence AI for image optimization in their top models for some time now. High-performance image processors are trained with colossal data banks to recognize individual image elements such as faces, backgrounds, etc., and display them optimally. Sony is now going one step further … Read more
This budget-buy 4K set will appeal by virtue of its well-stocked smarts, tidy design and Dolby Vision support, says Steve May. But does its picture performance stack up? Read our Hisense 55A6GTUK Review. ContentsAV INFOBuilt to bingePolishing pixelsCrowded houseVERDICTSPECIFICATIONSTESTED WITH AV INFO PRODUCT: 55in 4K HDR TV with Dolby Vision and Vida smart hub Position: Mid-range, below … Read more
The HZ2000 ‘Professional Edition’ OLED range commands a price premium over rivals, but buyers won’t be disappointed. This 55-incher offers best-of-breed imagery and immersive Dolby Atmos audio via upfiring drivers.
Has LG’s smallest ever OLED TV arrived just at the right time? John Archer swaps his 4K Blu-ray player remote for his Xbox joypad. Read our LG OLED48CX Review. [wpsm_toplist] Av Info PRODUCT: 48in 4K OLED TV with Dolby Vision and HDMI 2.1 Position: The CX series sits in the middle of LG’s 2020 OLED range DEERS: Sony KD-48A9; Philips 55OLED805 … Read more