TV & home entertainment
How to watch Disney Plus on your TV while you’re in lockdown
Disney+ is here and with it comes all 30 series of the Simpsons, all the Marvel and Star Wars you could ever want, and, of course, an extensive library of Disney classics, but is it available on your TV and what can you do if it's not?
Samsung 2020 4K TVs on sale: how do they measure up to 2019 models?
Nothing can stop the inexorable march of new TVs and Samsung's high-end QLED TVs are appearing online. They cost far more than their 2019 counterparts, so are they worth paying more for?
Five ways to get the most out of your TV when self-isolating
If you're stuck indoors the TV is bound to get a lot of use, but before you get bored of the same old channels use our tips to get the most from your TV.
BBC Sounds app launches on connected TVs from today
Some TV owners will get access to the new BBC Sounds app today, offering listeners BBC local and national radio, music mixes and podcasts through their set. Today, YouView and...
Are these 2019 65-inch TVs the best money can buy?
The TV market skews bigger every year, but 65 inches is still as big as most people can realistically squeeze into their living room. We've picked three 65 inchers from the 50 we tested in 2019 that are worth a closer look.
Are these the top three 55-inch TVs of 2019?
There are more 55-inch 4K TVs than any other ranging from premium sets with prices approaching £2,000 alongside models that cost less than a quarter of that. We've picked three that run the gamut of prices that we think are worth a closer look.
Are these the best 49-inch TVs of 2019?
49-inch screens are the most popular size, and there's no shortage of models to choose from. With 50 of them reviewed by us in 2019, we've picked three that deserve your attention.
Were these the best 43-inch TVs of 2019?
If you want a new TV, now is the time to buy. We've picked three 43-inch sets at varying prices, of the 42 we tested, for you to consider.
More than 200 4K TVs tested in 2019: which were the most popular?
We've reviewed or first looked every 4K TV released by Hisense, LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony. That's more than 250 4K TVs. We've checked the figures from 2019 to see which was the most popular set from each brand
Is 2020 the year to consider an 8K TV?
Do we need TVs with four times the number of pixels as 4K TVs? LG, Samsung and Sony certainly think so, but since there proper debut three years ago has much changed or are 8K TVs still a pointless, pricey purchase?