Manufacturer product image · LGLG C6 OLED (65-inch)
LG's 65-inch all-round OLED TV, with the Alpha 11 Gen3 processor, Brightness Booster and up to 165Hz for gaming. What Hi-Fi? found a bright, rich picture.
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Manufacturer product image · LGLG's 65-inch all-round OLED TV, with the Alpha 11 Gen3 processor, Brightness Booster and up to 165Hz for gaming. What Hi-Fi? found a bright, rich picture.
Manufacturer product image · LGLG's flagship 65-inch OLED TV, with a flush Gallery design, a bright screen and reflection control aimed at daytime viewing. What Hi-Fi? gave the 65-inch model five stars, but the price is high.
Manufacturer product image · SamsungSamsung's premium 65-inch Micro RGB TV, with a Glare Free screen, 165Hz gaming on all four HDMI ports and 70W speakers. What Hi-Fi?'s 65-inch review found deep blacks for a backlit TV, but a flatter picture than rival OLEDs at £3,099.
Manufacturer product image · Samsung UKA 65-inch OLED TV with deep contrast, rich colour and a picture that holds up from side seats. At our latest check the S90H cost £70 less, so compare both.
Amazon product listing imageSony's smaller PlayStation 5 with a disc drive and 1TB of storage. It keeps the strong game library and fast loading, but storage, paid online play and the disc choice affect the real cost.
Amazon product listing imagePlayStation Portal is a handheld screen for a PlayStation 5 you already own. It streams your PS5 games over home Wi-Fi to an 8-inch screen, so you can play when the TV is busy, but it needs a strong home network. With PlayStation Plus Premium it can also stream selected games from the cloud, even when your PS5 is off or you are away from home on Wi-Fi.
Manufacturer product image · Belkin UKSmall enough to carry every day, this Belkin gave our iPhone 17 a useful emergency top-up, stayed secure while walking and was comfortable to use while charging. We used it for a month to see where it fits into everyday life.
Manufacturer product image · ReolinkA clear head-to-toe picture, alerts that arrive like a phone call and recording without a monthly fee. We lived with it for six weeks to see how it copes with real deliveries, visitors and a busy family driveway.
Amazon product listing imageA light, fanless 13.6-inch laptop with Apple's M5 chip and 16GB of memory, suited to email, documents, browsing and calls. Check the connections and fixed memory first.
The Galaxy A56 5G is a mid-range Samsung with a large 6.7-inch 120Hz screen, a 50MP stabilised main camera and 45W charging support. This review covers its size, camera limits, charging costs and the software support left when you buy.
Sony's WH-1000XM6 are over-ear noise-cancelling headphones that can connect to a phone and laptop at once and last up to 30 hours with noise cancelling on, by Sony's figure.
Manufacturer product image · AppleThe iPhone 17e starts with 256GB of storage at £599, with Apple's A19 chip and a 6.1-inch OLED screen. The trade-offs are a single rear camera and a less fluid screen than many rivals.