John Archer

Sony's 55XE8596 proves that it really is possible to get great 4K HDR pictures without spending a fortune.

LG’s SJ9 system delivers eight discrete channels of remarkably powerful, clean sound from an improbably compact soundbar/subwoofer combination.

Mini Review Sony’s latest 65-inch 4K HDR TV combines direct lighting and local dimming at a price you might actually be able to afford.

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.

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.

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?

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

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

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

The 55-inch L55WT65 is Panasonic's flagship LCD TV with 3D, 3600Hz motion handling and local dimming. But is it all that?

Panasonic has set out to deliver ultimate non-UHD TV picture quality with this uncompromising 60-inch plasma - and it might just have succeeded.

Big and clever, Samsung's 64-inch TV sees the Korean brand making a big step forward with its plasma picture quality.

By adding new Triluminos technology to its outstanding flagship LCD panel design, Sony's W9 series continues to set new standards.

A 55-inch TV with an eye-catchingly slim metal and glass design, friendly interface, extensive multimedia/online support and decent all-round picture performance.

With its strikingly slender design, superb My Home Screen interface, solid online services and impressive all-round (2D only) pictures, Panasonic's TX-L42E6B delivers great value.

The 51-inch PS51E490 plasma TV may lack online features, but with a surprisingly strong 2D and 3D performance it offers great value for money.

B&O consistently delivers the last word in AV design opulence. But with the BeoVision 11 the beauty is more than just skin deep.

Big advances in picture quality and smart TV features ensure that Samsung's new flagship TV gives its upcoming rivals plenty to think about.