John Archer

With its high brightness, 1500+ dimming zones and Mini LED lighting, the 98Q9BK transports your living room to the movies.

While it might lack the game-changing sparkle of step-up TCL TVs, the 65P755K is still very much a big-screen bargain.

A 50-inch feature-packed TV for just £270 should be rubbish, yet somehow this Bush is anything but.

Is 75 inches of locally dimmed, Quantum Dot-boosted LED pictures for £1299 really as good a deal as it sounds?

Samsung’s latest mid-range TV proves you don’t need Mini LEDs or thousands of dimming zones to deliver good picture quality.

TCL adds Fire TV to its long list of supported smart systems without losing its knack for great value.

Amazon’s 2-Series TV is super-smart and mega-cheap – but does that make it a bargain?

Sony’s seemingly immortal 32-inch W800 TV boasts some intriguing features and specs, but performs like a blast from the past.

You may not have heard of RCA before, but its Roku-powered 24-inch TV is well worth your attention.

With its attractive price, engaging picture, and easy-to-use OS, Toshiba’s 24-inch TV ticks (almost) all the right boxes.

Samsung crams a surprising array of picture and streaming features into its 24-inch TV – yet something is still missing.

TCL is on a mission to rewrite the TV value rulebook with this ridiculously well-featured but aggressively priced mid-ranger.

Hisense’s cheapest Mini LED range is an interesting addition to the TV world – but it comes with strings attached.

Hisense delivers a 4K 43-inch screen, Dolby Vision and a VA LCD panel for peanuts. So what’s not to like?

It looks sleek, doesn’t cost much and boasts a surprisingly powerful processor, so what has gone wrong?

Can the 55-inch CU8000 still impress without any of Samsung’s usual Quantum Dot, Mini LED and local dimming features?

TCL’s latest flagship 4K QLED TV combines massive brightness with dimming zones galore to rewrite the value rulebook.

With advanced gaming support, a QLED screen and friendly smarts, is the E7K Pro the bargain it first appears?

Sony is out to take its sophomore Mini LED TV to another level with improved gaming features and backlight controls.

The Sharp 55FN2KA almost convinces us that you can get a good 55-inch 4K HDR TV for less than £400.