The Samsung BU8500 is impressively slim, but this does limit what its speakers can do. (Image credit: Future) Samsung BU8500 review: Sound quality

There is ALLM – automatic delay reduction mode. Note that with Game Mode enabled, the output latency (input lag) is 11ms. As always, this is an average between 1080p and 4K resolutions, so expect very similar performance regardless of the resolution you play at. Smart TV Many countries receive market-specific variations of television, of course, due to differences in broadcast standards and so on – so at present there’s no confirmation of what the equivalent Samsung screen will be in other territories. What we can be certain of, though, is that both the United States and Australia will be getting a range of competitively priced, competitively specified Samsung 4K LED TVs that are more than a little reminiscent of the BU8500 series. Overall, the Hisense 65A6BGTUK 65 Inch 4K UHD Smart TV is an excellent choice for a budget-friendly TV with advanced features. Its 4K resolution, HDR compatibility, smart TV capabilities, and sound quality make it perfect for movie enthusiasts, gamers, and sports fans. Its sleek design and connectivity options make it a great addition to any home entertainment system. The QN900C is very expensive but those willing to splash out on this premium 8K television will be getting arguably the most spectacular mainstream TV available today.

One standout feature of the Philips 65PUS8507/12 is its Ambilight technology, which projects a soft light onto the wall behind the TV that matches the colors on the screen. This creates a more immersive viewing experience and helps reduce eye strain during long viewing sessions. The sound quality of the Philips 65OLED805/12 is also impressive. The TV comes with built-in speakers that provide clear and powerful sound. The TV’s Dolby Atmos technology also creates a surround sound-like experience, providing a more immersive viewing experience. One of the main selling points of this TV is its 4K Ultra HD resolution, which provides sharp, clear, and vibrant images. Additionally, the TV’s HDR compatibility enhances the contrast and color accuracy, making the viewing experience more immersive. The TV’s Dolby Vision HDR feature makes it great for streaming movies and TV shows in high quality.

The Samsung BU8500 is on sale now, though at the time of writing this particular model is available in Europe and some other countries, but hasn't been announced for North America or Australia (though it is available in New Zealand). The flagship system is Mini LED, where much smaller LEDs are used, so more of them can be fitted into the available screen area. The LEDs are grouped into hundreds, or in some cases, thousands of separate dimming zones, and this allows for much finer light control. Samsung calls these models Neo QLED sets, and they can be identified by ‘QN’ letters before the final numbers in their model names.The S95C is the follow-up to Samsung’s first OLED television in almost a decade – the S95B– and improves on its predecessor in just about every way. It’s extremely bright for an OLED and this, combined with its quantum dot filter, allows it to produce incredibly saturated colours that look absolutely fantastic regardless of the type of content you’re viewing. When purchasing a new TV, the size and budget are two of the most important factors to consider. A 65-inch TV is an ideal size for those looking for a cinematic experience while still fitting comfortably in most living rooms. The UK market offers many options, and deciding which one to choose can be overwhelming. Internet connectivity: With built-in Wi-Fi or Ethernet, Smart TVs can connect to the internet, allowing you to browse the web, access social media, and stream content directly from the internet. There are two feet to be screwed to the chassis, and they can be made to look like a single pedestal using a plastic cover that feels rather cheap and fits only approximately. Still, it raises the bottom of the screen sufficiently to comfortably fit a soundbar beneath. Samsung BU8500 review: Value