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Samsun

 UE55KS7000

£899 / samsun

.com

This set sprinkles extra stardust

on top of its 4K and HDR brilliance

in the form of ‘Quantum Dot’ tech,

which claims to offer over a billion

colours. The result? An impressively

refined performance, and most of

the benefits of a top-of-the-range

TV at a fraction of the price.

LG OLED65W7

£7999 / l

.com

The W7 has changed what we

think about TVs with a new design

that’s wafer-thin and ultra-flexible.

But it’s not just about the design.

The OLED picture itself is an

improvement on last year’s LG

tellies. The only sticking point?

It’s ridiculously expensive.

Sony 55XD9305

+++++ £1249 / sony.co.uk

This Sony ticks every box for a thoroughly

modern 4K HDR TV.

Samsun

 UE55KS9000

+++++ £1599 / samsun

.com

Stunning performance for the money,

proving there’s plenty of life in LCD yet.

Samsun

 UE43KS7500

+++++ £799 / samsun

.com

Looking for all the 4K and HDR trinkets in a TV

that’s not gigantic? This 43in Samsung is for you.

LG 49UH668V

+++++ £499 / l

.com

A 4K HDR TV for less than £500? Sounds too

good to be true, but this LG is a genuine bargain.

Panasonic TX-58DX802

++++,£1199 / panasonic.com

One of most stylish tellies we’ve seen in ages,

with a great 4K HDR picture and punchy sound.

Sony KD-65ZD9

++++,£3499 / sony.co.uk

Stylish and slick with a stunning picture, but

there are rivals that perform even better.

Panasonic TX-65DX750

++++,£1499 / panasonic.com

This 65in Panasonic is tempting, but falls slightly

short on brightness and colour bit depth.

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LG OLED55C6V

£1999 / l

.com

A truly stunning television. LG’s OLED panel

can go blacker than most TVs and will dazzle

your senses with its brightness; it offers sharply

etched detail, excellent viewing angles and solid

HD upscaling. It also boasts support for both

HDR standards – HDR10 and Dolby Vision – so

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of which format wins out in the future. If you’ve

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