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Elsewhere, the Philips PUS6753 offers a class-leading 4K picture with Philips’ lively Ambilight technology, which projects on-screen colors onto the wall behind – it’s a touch more expensive at £549 (again, UK-only), but well worth the investment.

If you’re hoping to pick up an Amazon device like a smart speaker, tablet, or smart TV stick, Black Friday is the time to strike. Amazon always celebrates by discounting their own devices and last year Amazon devices were three out of five of the site’s top-selling Black Friday products.

LG has also added AI Brightness, which uses a sensor to detect ambient light, optimising the brightness to improve the visibility in dark areas of the image. Speaking of dark areas, the blacks remain superb thanks to OLED’s self-emissive nature, but LG has also improved the level of detail just above black.

While many celebrate Memorial Day by taking off from work and school to enjoy family time and cook-outs, this particular holiday is also a great time for shopping. A lot of stores – such as Amazon – like to take advantage of the holiday by offering Memorial Day sales.

Screen sizes: 43 inches ($427.99/£549), 49 inches ($497.99/£NA), 55 inches ($600/£799), 58 inches ($647.99/£NA), 65 inches ($900/£1,099) and 75 inches ($1597.99/£1,999)

The Praetor 600 features Collins Aerospace’s newest edition of the acclaimed Pro Line Fusion flight deck. Capabilities such as the industry-first vertical weather display, air-traffic-control-like situational awareness with ADSB-IN, predictive wind shear radar capability, as well as Embraer Enhanced Vision System (E2VS) with a Head-up Display (HUD) and an Enhanced Video System (EVS), an Inertial Reference System (IRS) and a Synthetic Vision Guidance System (SVGS) are some of the highlights on the Praetor 600 flight deck.

We’d also recommend checking out our list of other TV deals if this one doesn’t tickle your fancy. There are plenty of deals to choose from, including a top-of-the-range Samsung 75-inch QLED one for $1,978 — a total saving of $1,219.

This 7200RPM drive has a storage capacity of 1TB with a cache size of 64MB. The drive uses the 6Gb/s SATA interface, and comes with a two-year warranty.

Unfortunately Samsung still doesn’t support Dolby Vision, a proprietary version of HDR that also uses dynamic metadata. This puts the Q70, and company’s entire range of TVs for that matter, at a disadvantage to models from Panasonic and Philips, who both support Dolby Vision and HDR10+. However missing features aside, the Samsung Q70 delivers a solid HDR performance.

LG’s OLEDC9 series of OLED TVs offer a fantastic picture in an incredibly slim frame. It’s hardly surprising, considering LG’s OLEDs consistently impress us with their performance year after year. It doesn’t have the most accurate color out of the box, and is pricey enough that we’d recommend a professional calibration if you plan to make such an expensive investment for your home theater, but even untouched it looks excellent and shows some of the best contrast you can find in a consumer TV. If money is no object and your first priority is picture quality, it’s an excellent choice.

Philips 43-inch Class 4K Ultra HD HDR Chromecast Smart LED TV (43PFL5922/F7) — $229.99 (list price $329.99)

And while we still have some questions about how well the TV will perform in critical home theater viewing conditions, the SM9500 looks like it will be a worthy option for users who want LCD brightness capbailities without losing wide viewing angle support.