When Samsung introduced its exciting new QD- OLED technology in 2022, it was at a premium price. The S90C is not only an improvement on its predecessor, but a more budget-friendly way into the realm of QD-OLEDs – relatively speaking. It's still pricey, being an OLED though.

So, why isn't this TV topping our list? All of this comes at a huge premium, and 65-inches is a size where 8K is overkill unless you're sitting close. While the TV is superb, it carries with it a serious price tag that overshadows even premium OLEDs at larger sizes. While it is a phenomenal TV, it's only for those with a serious budget. With Dolby Atmos content, there's no profound sense of overhanging audio, but you do get physical imposition with heft and clarity. But you'll also want to look into more advanced features, like smart home control, video conferencing capability, and other features that may be brand exclusive, or at least unevenly distributed between premium and budget sets. The Sky Glass audio system significantly outperforms rival mid-range LED models both in terms of scale and power, the six-speaker 3.1.2 array creating a wall of sound that’s both wide and high. It's a lot of fun to listen to.

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Ferguson F65RTS4K is a 65-inch Smart Ultra HD TV, and it seems to be like an upgrade of the Ferguson F55RTS4K. It combines terrestrial channels with online streaming content, unlike the usual TV you’d find anywhere in the market. The only displays which sport a sharper picture are the 8K variety – though, being a still-new technology, choice in that department is much more limited and, naturally, 8K models are far more expensive. How we tested the best 65-inch TVs Features - The Ferguson 55” model’s Smart TV feature set is simple and intuitive for anyone to use regardless of age. Effortlessly connect gaming consoles, soundbars, DVD player, and more with multiple HDMI and USB ports. Never miss your favourite programs with preloaded catch-up apps like BBC iPlayer; ITV Hub; More 4; Demand 5. Hook up USB devices, gaming consoles, and TV boxes with HDMI and USB ports in seconds. Watch TV your way– Record your favourite shows and watch when it’s convenient for you. Missed the start of The Chase? Don’t wait till it’s available on the ITV Hub, choose your recordings and fast forward those you don’t want to see! It's important to note that the channel choice between Sky Q and Sky Glass is not exactly the same. We're a big fan of NHK, but it's AWOL on Sky Glass.

Usability leans heavily on voice control, but don’t leave the traditional remote too far out of reach. The most contentious aspect of Sky Glass hangs on its everyday usability. That’s because, instead of 'Recording' content, you add it to a 'Playlist', which can be fed from several sources. Best TV brands | Best Samsung TVs | Best TCL TVs | Best LG TVs | Best Roku TVs | Best OLED TVs | Best QLED TVs | Best 8K TVsIf you're in the market for a new TV, you'll want to consider a few factors before you spend your money. Our TV buying guide breaks down the fine details of what features matter and what distinguishes a great TV from one that's just okay. For a 65-inch set we strongly recommend going with 4K resolution. There are a few older 1080p models still available, but they simply aren't a good value today. And while 8K TVs are hitting the market in the 65-inch size, it will still be some time before 8K resolution gets mainstream support. But this doesn’t tell the whole picture. During our audition period, Sky dropped some new firmware which specifically gives HLG HDR a boost, offering a welcome lift to live Sky Sports coverage. Design - The 4K Ultra HD screen brings additional depth and clarity for those connecting consoles via one of the three HDMI inputs. The ultimate flat screen TV with a thin depth and a lightweight design, ideal for wall-mounting and also easy to move when changing your room or needing to reach plugs etc behind the TV. Read our full LG C3 OLED review . How to choose the best 65-inch TV for you How to choose the best 65-inch TV for you

The Sky Glass screen has a number of attractive attributes (our review sample is the Medium 55-incher): QLED colour, 'Intelligent Zonal' local dimming, and Auto picture management.

We would like to thank you again for purchasing a Cello / Ferguson Television and look forward to assisting you. Thank you for your patience in these uncertain times. For this reason, it is a popular manufacturer with older customers, though of course it is bought by people of all ages. While it offers options, it's clear that Sky doesn't expect users to dig around in the Settings menu and manually adjust picture parameters.

USB input allows you to record live TV, watch saved media, and even easily add an external keyboard. We test the brightness and color range using a colorimeter and Portrait Displays’ Calman calibration software. We test each set straight 'out-of-the-box' as well as after calibrating the screens ourselves, so that we can tell you what you'll get if you don't tweak at all, as well as what the TVs are capable of in the right hands. The TV ships with a heavy metal pedestal stand that adds substantially to its imposing footprint, when viewed from the side. F65RTS4K is the TV you’ve been looking for. It is for anyone who cares about entertainment and desires to feel the best of football, boxing, and other sports at high resolution. This is the TV you don’t want to miss. However, this TV model is not available anymore. So, here are a few good alternatives for 2023: The performance of Cello TVs can’t compete with the more expensive brands, but it isn’t supposed to. We’ve generally found Cello TVs to offer a middling performance at a pretty appropriate price. You won’t feel like you’re getting a bargain, but shouldn’t feel ripped off either.

Sky Glass represents a paradigm shift in the premium TV market

Never again struggle for something to watch on the TV as Cello Google TVs include Freeview Play as standard, allowing users to access an additional 85 channels plus 20,000 hours of on-demand content, for no extra cost. 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. We’ve answered this question in a much more detailed guide elsewhere on TechRadar, but the short answer is: yes, if you can afford to. Cello’s range aims to offer a TV for everyone, but tends to focus on areas that more mainstream manufacturers are leaving behind.