Televisions advice guides

A video projector can give you a true cinema-like experience at home – but should you choose one over a big screen TV?

Almost all the 4K TVs released by LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony are classified as LCD or LED. But what are they, and how do they differ?

From screechy soundtracks to muffled dialogue, we’ve heard it all. If you want a great TV experience without needing a sound bar, check out this round-up of the best sounding sets.

Only Samsung still makes curved TVs, so does LG, Panasonic and Sony's reluctance to keep making angled displays mean you should steer clear too?

Can retailer and supermarket TV brands by Argos, Currys, Sainsbury's and Tesco hold a candle to the big-name competition?

If your TV remote is bad or is always going missing, using a remote control app on your phone could save you a headache.

TVs losing access to apps is a continuing problem. Whether it's BBC iPlayer, Netflix, Spotify or something else, tell us what apps you've lost and help us put pressure on TV manufacturers to stop it happening.

Whether you're mounting your TV on the wall to save space or you prefer the look of it, here's how to do it safely and securely

From sound bars to set-top boxes, we show what inputs and cables to use to easily connect all your devices to your TV.

Whether you’re into football or fencing, the best TVs for sport will help you enjoy even the fastest-paced action in crystal-clear clarity.

If you’ve ever asked the question 'Do I need a TV licence?', the answer may be more complex than you think. We explain when you need one and the best way to buy

We put TVs through in-depth tests so you can avoid squinting at a poor-quality picture, straining to hear sound and getting stuck in a menu maze.

You don't need to spend a fortune to get a good TV, but it is more difficult to shop at the budget end of the market. We show you how to choose the right set, and what could happen if you don't.

Whether it's for your bedroom, caravan or kitchen, TV DVD combis offer a fuss-free way to watch DVDs and Freeview TV. Our expert guide will help you pick the perfect new model for you.

As 4K TVs now make up the bulk of LG, Panasonic, Sony and Samsung's yearly ranges, the price has come down, with some now available for less than £400. Find out which 4K TVs impressed us most with their picture and sound quality.