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It’s a difference that’s going to be all but imperceptible to all but the most discerning of viewers, but if you want the most accurate image quality around, then this is the set to beat. Unfortunately, the sound side of the equation isn’t nearly as impressive.

If you want true HDR, you’ll have to invest in something more pricey. But if you’re looking for a cheap, capable 4K set with a wide color gamut, the NU7100 is simply one of the best sub-$500/£500 sets you can buy today.

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The Baize Digital Camcorder offers both high visual quality and also a variety of features all at a more affordable price. Videos are listed with 24-megapixels in HD and may zoom up to 18x. The camera comes equipped with eight scene ways to allow for IR night vision, which captures photos in low-lighting, as well as a wide range of indoor and outdoor settings. The Baize includes ports and AVI, allowing you to transfer and play with files onto TV or your personal computer.

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Another great performer with a more manageable price-tag. The LG OLED 55B7V is capable of delivering vibrant colours, deep blacks and excellent sharpness, in addition to increased brightness which positively impacts its HDR performance, which is very good for the money. Speaking of HDR, the 55B7V boasts support for HDR10, HLG, Technicolor’s Advanced HDR and Dolby Vision, making it as close to future-proof as you’re likely to get right now. If you switch the set to gaming mode you’ll also get a latency of around 21ms for both 4K HDR and 1080P, which is a solid score for a TV at this price point. The TV’s smart features come courtesy of WebOS, which has proven its worth as a TV OS time and again, and you’ll get dedicated Netflix and Amazon buttons on the remote.

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Today’s premium television market is divided into two panel technologies: OLED and QLED (basically an LED-LCD screen with quantum dots).

This TV is thin, like really thin. It requires no backlight and looks good on the wall or its included metallic stand. The display appears bezel-less, giving you the optimal amount of screen. When you’re not watching the TV, you have the option to set it to gallery mode to display art.

The TV works with both Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, and it has Chromecast built in. You can also download the Vizio Smartcast mobile app and turn your phone into a touchscreen remote control for the TV.

The takeaway here is that, regardless of either company’s financial health, both are focusing on their current display technologies, and aren’t going to suddenly stop supporting any of the new TVs they’re currently bringing to market. So which set you pick should really just be down to what you want in your living room.

At the top of the pile you’ll find the TCL 6-Series (R615, R617). Available in 55in, 65in and 75in screen sizes, it has all the above features and functions, but adds "Contrast Control Zones", which we know as local dimming, with the number of zones – up to 160 – dependent on the size of screen you choose. The TCL 55R617 is the most popular model in this series.