Of course, any list of the best 65-inch TVs will also include some money-no-object sets – some of the best OLED TVs with next-gen tech or best 8K TVs are available at this size – but you might be surprised by how little difference there is between these and the price of the best 55-inch TVs in many cases.

You'll also need to make sure your broadband speeds are up to scratch, as Sky recommends a minimum of 10Mbps for HD and 25MBps for UHD content. Which means if you don’t have sufficient bandwidth the picture will periodically freeze. When it comes to evaluating TVs, we're serious about getting it right. That's why every TV we review is put through a rigorous testing process that measures key standards of picture quality and performance. The LG OLED C3 easily lives up to its predecessors’ hype and presents a compelling case for itself as part of the newest generation of TVs. No matter what you want to watch, this set will make it sparkle and if you’re a gamer, you’ll benefit from its performance and dizzying selection of dedicated features just as much. The question of the best 4K TV brand (for 65-inch models, in particular) is a difficult one to answer when there’s so many great models out there. Displays from the likes of LG, Sony and Samsung regularly make this list, but they’re often joined by equivalent models from brands like Hisense and Panasonic.After all, once in, you can't swap it after a year for something new. It has to deliver—and up to a point, Sky Glass does. But there are caveats. With Dolby Atmos content, there's no profound sense of overhanging audio, but you do get physical imposition with heft and clarity. Tab down and an App and Inputs rail offers up just that. Sky has assembled a solid assortment of streaming services here, 21 at launch, including Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer, BBC sounds, All4, ITVhub, YouTube, discovery+ and STV player. More recently others have been added, like Apple TV Plus. But, value is where the Hisense U8K shines. It offers great, mini-LED picture quality and a surprising host of gaming features at an affordable price that rivals other budget brands like TCL and more premium brands like Samsung without making too many sacrifices. Although it is a bit of a let down in the audio department, with the Samsung S90C, S95C and Sony A80L all beating it, it’s undeniable just how good a TV the LG G3 is. And yes, although its brightness advantage is marginal, with only a 49 nits difference, the LG G3 is the brightest OLED TV available.

Still, you can enliven things with a choice of customisable speaker fascias, to better match with your interior decor, or show an element of individuality. The set has a Wake using Motion mode, which can be activated in the menu. The idea is it'll automatically turn on during daytime and evening when motion is detected in the room. When no motion is detected for an hour, the set turns off. The remaining speaker array faces forward behind a fabric panel, with the left and right output partially directed through side grilles.The gaming features and performance of the LG G3 are also impressive. With four HDMI 2.1 ports that support 120Hz Dolby Vision gaming, VRR, ALLM as well as Nvidia G-sync and AMD FreeSync, the G3 also looks stunning, even during graphically intense moments. The Game Mode optimizer gives you plenty of settings to tweak to get the best out of video games and even adjusts settings to a game based on its genre with one option within the game menu, and it does a great job while it’s at it.