Samsung BU8510 Review: 50-Inch 4K Smart TV

The Samsung S90F delivers impressive picture quality for the money with its QD-OLED technology. As the successor to the best-selling S90D, it achieves a remarkable 50% brightness increase to 1,444 cd/m², making it suitable for both dark rooms and daylight viewing. With excellent color accuracy, perfect blacks, outstanding upscaling, and gaming-ready specs (9.3ms input lag, 120Hz), this 65-inch model offers one of the best overall packages in its price class. While the plastic stand feels less premium and the glossy screen isn't as glare-resistant as the S95F's matte display, the S90F proves there's rarely a better OLED TV for the money.

The 77-inch C6 secretly carries G-series hardware: a Tandem OLED panel measuring 2,110 cd/m² and HDR accuracy of Delta E 0.51, with four HDMI 2.1 ports at up to 165 Hz. Weak 2x10 W audio and no HDR10+ are the trade-offs.

The Samsung 98QN90F delivers a truly cinematic experience with its massive 249cm (98-inch) screen and cutting-edge Mini-LED technology. This 2025 flagship TV combines exceptional brightness (2,630 cd/m²) with outstanding anti-glare technology that reflects just 8% of ambient light - making it perfect for bright living rooms and conservatories. With 165Hz support, 8.4ms input lag, and comprehensive gaming features, it's equally impressive for gaming as it is for movies. The near-perfect colour accuracy, excellent upscaling, and Samsung Vision AI make this one of the most impressive large-screen TVs available. Whilst the price is substantial and OLED still offers superior blacks, the 98QN90F is the ultimate choice for those wanting the largest possible premium viewing experience.

OverviewThe Hisense 55E7NQTUK Pro is an affordable television model that was available at a particularly attractive price during the last Black Friday sales. Featuring an LCD panel with a maximum 144Hz refresh rate, it promises to be a great companion for video games and, indeed, other f

The LG OLED65G3 (OLED65G36LA) is the brightest OLED television yet, its MLA panel pairing OLED's perfect blacks with explosive HDR brightness, superb build and webOS 23 — a near-flawless set let down only by a narrower colour volume than QD-OLED and weak built-in sound.

The Japanese manufacturer's most affordable OLED model, the Bravia XR-65A80L, is packed with Sony technologies such as the XR Cognitive processor, the Acoustic Surface audio system, the Bravia Core high-quality streaming application and microphones built directly into the television for hands-free…