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Browse 33 TVs from TCL, Samsung, Metz, Sony and Sharp, priced from £129. Sizes run from small HD sets for the kitchen or bedroom to vast 4K screens for a home cinema.
OLED gives the deepest blacks, Mini LED the most brightness, and QLED and LED solid value. Settle on the size your room needs first, then the panel. Our guide below the products also covers HDR, gaming and smart platforms.
The Sony K-55XR38M2 (K55XR38M2PB.UKA) BRAVIA 3 II Google TV puts a 55 inch 4K picture under the control of the XR Processor, which uses AI to recognise each scene and…
The TCL 85C8L-UK 85 inch 4K Google TV uses an SQD-Mini LED backlight to reach up to 6000 nits peak brightness, so HDR scenes keep their punch even in a…
The TCL 65A400 Pro (65A400PRO-UK) is a NXTVISION Google TV with a 65 inch 4K QD-Mini LED screen, framed by a light walnut woodgrain bezel so it looks like a…
The Samsung QE48S85HAEXXU 48 inch 4K OLED Smart TV lights every pixel on its own, so OLED HDR delivers deep blacks, crisp whites and rich, natural colour. Inside this S85H…
The Samsung QE65S85HAEXXU 65 inch OLED TV lights every pixel on its own, giving you deep blacks, crisp whites and rich contrast in 4K. Part of the S85H range, it…
Samsung's QE85QN73HAUXXU, an 85 inch Neo QLED 4K Smart TV, relies on the NQ4 AI Processor to bring everything you watch up to 4K, refining the picture one scene at…
Sony's K-75XR38M2 (K75XR38M2PB.UKA) is a 75-inch 4K HDR smart TV from the BRAVIA 3 II range, and its XR Processor drives Live Colour Technology and XR Triluminos Pro to lift…
The Metz 65MRF6000ZUK 65 inch Roku TV brings 4K Ultra HD pictures to a large LED LCD screen, with 3840 x 2160 pixels for crisp detail and the Roku TV…
The Sony K-43XR38M2 (K43XR38M2PB.UKA) is a 43 inch 4K LED smart TV from the BRAVIA 3 II range, and its XR Processor reads each scene with AI to sharpen colour,…
The TCL 55C8L (55C8L-UK) 55 inch SQD-Mini LED TV combines a 4K Mini LED backlight with 1,008 dimming zones, giving bright highlights and deep blacks on the same frame. This…
The TCL 75X11L-UK 75 inch 4K Google TV uses an SQD-Mini LED backlight that peaks at up to 9,000 nits, so bright highlights can stand out right next to deep…
The TCL 85A400U-UK 85 inch 4K QD-Mini LED TV reaches an HDR peak of up to 2,500 nits and controls its backlight across 1008 Precise Dimming Zones, keeping dark areas…
The Samsung MRE100R85HUXXU 100" 4K Micro RGB smart TV relies on Micro RGB Technology, where microscopic red, green and blue LEDs produce Samsung's widest TV colour spectrum, so colours look…
The TCL 75C8L (75C8L-UK) 75 inch 4K Google TV uses an SQD-Mini LED backlight to give a vivid, very bright picture, and its colour covers 100% of the BT2020 range,…
The TCL 85X11L-UK 85 inch 4K Google TV uses SQD-Mini LED backlighting split into 14,400 Precise Dimming zones, so bright highlights stay crisp while the dark areas around them stay…
The Sony K-85XR38M2 (K85XR38M2PB.UKA) is an 85-inch (215 cm) 4K HDR smart TV from the BRAVIA 3 II range, and its XR Processor uses AI scene recognition to adjust colour,…
The Samsung QE77S85HAEXXU 77 inch 4K OLED Smart TV pairs self-lit pixels with OLED HDR, so you get inky blacks, crisp whites and natural, vivid colour. This S85H model adds…
The TCL 65C8L 65 inch 4K Google TV (model 65C8L-UK) uses SQD-Mini LED backlighting with 2,040 Precise Dimming Zones to control light across the screen, reaching HDR peaks of up…
The TCL 98C8L (98C8L-UK) 98 inch 4K Google TV uses an SQD-Mini LED backlight with 4,032 Precise Dimming zones, so a screen this large still shows deep blacks right next…
The Samsung QE75QN900FTXXU 75" 8K Neo QLED smart TV pairs a Quantum Mini LED Pro screen with the NQ8 AI Gen2 Processor, whose 256 neural networks power 8K AI Upscaling…
The Sony K-65XR38M2 (K65XR38M2PB.UKA) is a 65" 4K Google TV from the BRAVIA 3 II range whose XR Processor uses AI scene recognition to fine-tune colour, contrast and clarity frame…
The Sony K-100XR38M2 (K100XR38M2PBUKA) is a BRAVIA 3 II Google TV with a 100-inch 4K HDR screen (253 cm), driven by the XR Processor and XR Triluminos Pro colour for…
The TCL 55A400 Pro (55A400PRO-UK) pairs a 55 inch QD-Mini LED screen in 4K with a light walnut woodgrain frame, so it passes for a framed painting whenever the TV…
The Samsung QE55S85HAEXXU is a 55 inch 4K OLED Smart TV whose Self-illuminating Pixels switch light on and off one by one, so OLED HDR shows deep blacks beside bright…
| Panel | Suits | Worth checking |
|---|---|---|
| OLED | Films and gaming in a room you can darken. | Brightness for a very sunny room, and not leaving a still image up for hours. |
| Mini LED | Bright lounges, sport and HDR. | How many dimming zones it has, and viewing angles if seats are spread out. |
| RGB LED | The most vivid, saturated colour. | Mostly found on bigger screens at the top of a range. |
| QLED | Colourful 4K at a mid-range price. | Contrast in a dark room won't match Mini LED or OLED. |
| LED | Kitchens, bedrooms and tighter budgets. | Resolution, as the smallest screens are often below 4K. |
| Art TV | Rooms where the TV should blend in. | Whether a wall mount or stand is supplied, and how the art mode works. |
Measure from your seat to the wall or unit. Two-thirds of that figure gives a comfortable 4K screen diagonal, which works out at about 55 inches for 2 metres, 65 for 2.5 metres and 75 or more for 3 metres. Check the unit or wall is wide enough too.
From 43 inches up, 4K is standard and gets the best from streaming services and UHD discs. Lower resolutions are fine on a small screen you sit close to. A handful of top models are 8K, which mainly pays off on very big screens.
HDR brings brighter highlights and more shadow detail. Broadcasters use HLG; HDR10 is the baseline; and plenty of streamed films come in Dolby Vision or HDR10+. Sets differ in which of these they support, so compare the product page with the services you use. In a sunny room, a brighter TV shows HDR off better.
Gamers with a recent console or PC should want HDMI 2.1 sockets offering 4K at 120Hz or more, VRR for smooth motion and ALLM, which switches on game mode for you. If you own two consoles, check how many sockets carry these features.
Sony and TCL sets generally run Google TV; Samsung uses Tizen, LG webOS and Hisense VIDAA. Whichever you get, the big streaming apps are there. Many sets also bring UK channels and catch-up through Freely or Freeview Play, and most offer voice control through the remote.
Thin screens have little space for speakers, so a soundbar is the easy upgrade. For more, see home cinema.
Our TVs come from TCL, Samsung, Metz, Sony and Sharp. Compare them with the brand filter beside the products and use the price filter to set a budget.
Every TV is backed by the manufacturer's UK guarantee. Delivery is free when your order exceeds £600, and usually takes 3–7 working days.
Lower price at another UK retailer? Our price match is worth asking about. Call 01622 541312 for help choosing, or phone before visiting our showroom in Rochester to check which TVs are on display.
Work out how far you sit from the screen and take two-thirds of it as the diagonal for a 4K set. That's around 55 inches at 2 metres, 65 at 2.5 metres and 75 at 3 metres.
In an OLED, every pixel glows by itself and can go fully dark. A QLED uses an LED backlight with quantum dots to boost colour. In a dim room OLED's contrast is better; in a bright one, QLED and Mini LED have more punch.
LCD technology with a backlight of thousands of very small LEDs, split into independently dimming zones. It's very bright with deeper blacks than standard LED, so it suits bright rooms.
Not with everyday viewing. Current OLEDs move and refresh the picture to look after the panel. Simply don't leave something static, like a paused game, on screen for hours on end.
Look for HDMI 2.1 with 4K at 120Hz or more, plus VRR and ALLM. OLED and Mini LED sets usually have the quickest response and the best HDR.
From 43 inches up, yes; it's the norm, and streaming and UHD discs are made for it. Below that, many kitchen and bedroom TVs are HD or Full HD, which is plenty sharp on a small screen.
Yes. Connect an aerial and the built-in tuner picks up live channels, while Freely or Freeview Play on many models adds catch-up. Portable and art screens can differ, so check the product page.
In the UK, yes, if you watch or record programmes as they air on any channel, or use BBC iPlayer.
