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LG OLED83B49LA Review
LG’s B-series represents the entry-level class for OLED TVs from the South Korean manufacturer, which might lead one to expect significant compromises in terms of picture quality and features. However, despite differences compared to the higher-end …
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PROS:
- Black levels, viewing angles, HDR10, HLG & Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, Magic Remote, Nvidia G-Sync, AMD FreeSync, HGiG, Filmmaker Mode calibrated from factory, 4x HDMI 2.1
CONS:
- No twin-tuner
PHILIPS 65OLED+986 Review: OLED’s feeling supersonic
Philips’ new range-topping OLED TV introduces some much-needed class into John Archer’s living room. PHILIPS 65OLED+986 ReviewMany AV brands like to claim they’ve got a ‘statement’ model at the top of their TV lineups. Few, if any, deliver on …
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There’s no other remotely mainstream TV out there that better combines pictorial splendour, near separates-level audio and an exquisite design. But there’s a premium price for it.
PANASONIC TX-50JX850 Review: Every day brilliance
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 …
PANASONIC TX-50JX850 Review
As long as you’re not looking for 4K HFR support, this high-value LED thinscreen is a brilliant option. A few picture niggles are easy to overlook at the price.
PHILIPS 55OLED805 Review – Philips adds AI to 4K OLED
The 805 is the smartest Philips OLED flatscreen yet, says an awestruck Steve May. Read our PHILIPS 55OLED805 Review.
Philips’ new OLED805 may look at first glance like a numerical refresh of last year’s 804 model, but there’s far more to it than …
PHILIPS 55OLED805 Review
Philips’ P5 picture processor with Al is a step forward in picture quality, but that’s only part of this well-priced OLED’s feature-rich kerb appeal.
SONY KD-65XH9505 Review – Sony TV soups up sound and vision
Audio innovation (including
side-firing tweeters) rubs
shoulders with highbrightness HDR imagery
on Sony’s 65-incher. Minor
LED backlight blooming,
but it’s easy to forgive.
SONY KD-65XH9505 Review
With its bright and colourful but also natural pictures, and grandstanding audio, it’s surprisingly easy to forgive the 65XH9505’s missing features and moments of LED blooming.
Philips 65oled754 review – The price is right
Image processing here is not
quite as good as that of
Philips’ more premium OLED
models, but this Ambilightenabled TV (with HDR10+
and Dolby Vision) is still
ridiculously great value.
PHILIPS 55PUS6814 Review
A stellar mid-range LED
LCD set from Philips that
combines Ambilight, multiHDR playback and its custom
Saphi smart platform in
a well-priced package.
Not the brightest around.
PHILIPS 55PUS6814 Review
With universal HDR support, illuminating Ambilight and excellent gaming performance, this budget-saving siren is difficult to resist.
Philips 55OLED804 Review
PHILIPS 550LED804Philips puts consumers first with its latest and greatest OLED TV, says John ArcherWhat format war? asks Philips OLEDWith their combination of a sleek, Ambilight-enhanced design, competitive pricing and …
SONY KD-55XF9005 Review: Sony plays a peaky blinder
Sony’s first 2018 screen barely puts a mid-range foot wrong, enthuses Steve May. Read our SONY KD-55XF9005 Review.
It’s all about the backlight. You can have the smartest image processor in the showroom, but if your backlight isn’t up to snuff then …
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SONY KD-55XF9005 Review
First-class image processing, dynamic HDR and a smooth direct LED backlight make this mid-range 4K LED TV a must-see. Android OS doesn’t impress, though.