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Buying a TV can be a major investment and should result in a fantastic viewing experience - but it's all too easy to buy a poor-quality set that will leave you frustrated. Our unique testing can save you time - and money - by alerting you to the Don't Buy TVs you should avoid, and the Best TVs to consider instead.
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Digital first month £5, then £8.99 per month, cancel at any time.
Digital first month £5, then £8.99 per month, cancel at any time.
Digital first month £5, then £8.99 per month, cancel at any time.
Digital first month £5, then £8.99 per month, cancel at any time.
When all you want to do is kick back and relax with the latest BBC drama or binge-watch a Netflix series, some TVs simply aren't up to the task - and our testing has found price and brand isn't always a sign of quality.
Don't Buy TVs often cost the same as some of the Best Buys we test, so while a cheap, big-screen TV may be tempting, it's vital you do your homework first to ensure you avoid a dud.
Which? Don't Buy TVs fall well short of the mark in our testing, delivering poor picture and sound quality, lacking key features and connections, or having hard-to-use menus and fiddly remote controls. We'll help you avoid wasting your money on a TV that could spoil a great night in.
We test hundreds of TVs a year from all the biggest brands, including Samsung, Panasonic, LG and Sony. We go further than anyone else so you can be sure you'll find a great television at the right price for you. Here are just some of the ways we uncover the very best TVs you can buy - and those to avoid.
A new TV should bring new life to your favourite films and TV shows. Make sure you're not left with a disappointing Don't Buy.