Best TVs of 2017
Which are the best TVs that you can buy?
PC World and Good Gear Guide look at the best TVs in 2017.
1. LG 2017 OLED TV range full review: W7 Signature Wallpaper, G7, E7 and C7 UHD TVs
The best TVs just inched slightly further towards perfection. But the built-in sound bars are awkward, expensive and unnecessary. Our pick is the base-level C7 which avoids the trimmings.
Review Date: 23rd May, 2017
2. Finally! LG 2016 OLED TV range review
LG's 2016 OLED TVs are a notch above all the competition and get even better when paired with Dolby Video-compatible content. They sound great and are a joy to use. That you can buy one for well under four grand ...
Review Date: 30th Nov., 2016
3. Hisense Series 7 ULED 4K UHD TV review
One of the cheapest TVs on the market is also one of the very best. It's just as simple as that.
Review Date: 12th Sept., 2016
4. Hisense Series 8 ULED 2017: Full, in-depth review
While Hisense punches above its weight in the budget television category, this new top-shelf television struggles to hold its own.
Review Date: 28th Aug., 2017
5. Kogan curved 4K UHD 55-inch LED LCD TV review
Outstanding value and generally-great picture performance. Kogan is the latest to disrupt the TV market with this relatively-cheap, high-value model. Just note you’ll need a set-top box or media streamer to go with it.
Review Date: 1st March, 2017
6. Samsung 2017 QLED Q7 TV: Full, in-depth review
The lesser of Samsung's new top range is better than every Samsung TV we've seen before it. But if you've got this much money to spend, you should look elsewhere.
Review Date: 16th March, 2017
7. Sony X9300D and X8500D UHD 4K TV review
Both of these TVs are among the best on the market. But they look expensive in a competitive market and you can buy similar quality for much less.
Review Date: 12th Sept., 2016
8. Panasonic DX900U UHD 4K smart TV review: Best all-round TV ever?
Most TVs have a weakness of some kind. This one has got it where it counts in all key areas: contrast, upscaling, picture quality and usability. But it's huge and so is the price.
Review Date: 25th Nov., 2016
9. Samsung 8000 and 9000 Series TVs review
Samsung's top-end TVs will impress anyone when displaying high-quality content. The curved models can help deflect reflections in bright rooms too. But they're expensive and there's better value and performance elsewhere.
Review Date: 15th Sept., 2016
10. Samsung 6000 and 7000 Series 4K UHD TV review
If you're desperate to buy into Samsung's Home Entertainment ecosystem these are usable, relatively-cheap options. But there's much better to be had elsewhere.
Review Date: 12th Sept., 2016
11. Review: TCL C1 series 4K TV
If you primarily watch HD content - whether its TV, movies, sports or video games, this is a steal.
Review Date: 22nd April, 2016
12. Panasonic’s EX600U UHD HDR TV + HTB688 soundbar: Full, in-depth review
For a total asking price of less than AUD $3500, the Panasonic’s EX600U series of Ultra HD HDR TVs and HTB688 soundbar promise to deliver both vibrant 4K home entertainment experiences, a intuitive smart TV interface and an extra degree ...
Review Date: 13th Oct., 2017
13. Sony's latest Ultra HD OLED debuts in Australia
Stunning picture quality, like all OLEDs, but price-conscious shoppers need to decide whether it's worth paying a premium for Sony's design.
Review Date: 16th Aug., 2017
14. Hisense Series 8 ULED 2017: Full, in-depth review
While Hisense punches above its weight in the budget television category, this new top-shelf television struggles to hold its own.
Review Date: 28th Aug., 2017
15. TCL X2 review: QLED escapes the premium market
While the broader market does seem to be pivoting towards OLED display going forward, it’s still probably going to be a while before the next-gen display tech finds its way into the sub-$2000 market. In the meantime, the TCL X2 ...
Review Date: 18th Dec., 2017
16. LG 65E7T Ultra HD OLED TV review: The South Korean thoroughbred is still first past the post
Despite the growing competition, LG's Ultra HD OLED televisions remain a length ahead of the field.
Review Date: 27th Nov., 2017
