PC Advisor reviews the best TVs you can buy in the UK today.
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The best TVs you can buy in the UK today
By PC Advisor staff | PC Advisor | 09 July 12
5. LG 47LM670T
- Reviewed on: 25 June 12
- RRP: £1,249 inc VAT
- Rating:

The LG 47LM670T is a 3D TV with first class multimedia file support, but it offers slightly disappointing visual and audio performance.
4. Philips 46PFL9706
- Reviewed on: 26 June 12
- RRP: £2,200 inc VAT
- Rating:

The Philips 46PFL9706 3D TV’s Ambilight system is terrific, and picture quality can be outstanding, but there are issues regarding the Moth Eye filter and local dimming that give pause for thought.
3. Samsung UE46ES8000
- Reviewed on: 25 June 12
- RRP: £1,899 inc VAT
- Rating:

The Samsung UE46ES8000 is a desirable 3D TV, with a strong online proposition and characteristic Samsung design. It's voice and motion control party tricks, make it an expensive choice however.
2. Panasonic TX-L47WT50
- Reviewed on: 22 June 12
- RRP: £2,099 inc VAT
- Rating:

The Panasonic TX-L47WT50 offers razor-sharp HD and good 3d imaging. Our Panasonic TX-L47WT50 review shows that this HDTV will look great in your lounge
1. Sony KDL-46HX853
- Reviewed on: 22 June 12
- RRP: £1,449 inc VAT
- Rating:

The Sony KDL-46HX853 can be considered a top-class performer for both HD sports and movies. Throw in a huge selection of streaming internet TV services and you’ve got a screen that demands to be auditioned.
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Comments
Matt Egan said: Its a good suggestion and well look into it Considering a review worthless and a cover up because it emits one factor is quite extreme however
Martin said: Why do suppliers amp yourselves omit the most important information for any item amp that is the Operational power consumption If this information is omitted or difficult to obtain then I will not read a review of the item If this info is omitted then I deem it to be some sort of cover up of a high current consumption therefore the review becomes worthless
Matt Egan said: Thanks Noel Looks like a good deal
noel HARGOOD said: Ive just done my own survey by walking through showrooms in the past week displaying Sony Panasonic Samsung Sharp etc looking for a smallish 32 bedroom set with featuresFirstly I tried all the 3D sets and glasses which convinced me I didnt like it at all after the first five minutes my head achedThe depth of field imagined from the excellent definition of all the 2D screens gave the impression of 3D without the hassle of glassesExceeding difficult to choose but finally went for Sony KDL EX 32 524 at Sony Shop offer 499 not CX not 523 the EX 524 has LCD LEDedgelight and numerous connections to internet HDMI RGB USB etc Other stores at present are more expensive or not offering this model