SHARP LC-70UI9362K 70-Inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV with Freeview HD, 3 x HDMI, 2 x USB 2.0, USB 3.0, Scart, USB Record- Black

Product Information

If you’re looking for a surprisingly good alternative to some of the more recognizable brands, we think you should consider this Vizio Class M7 series. This model also has one of the best entry-level processors in any TV, with the Crystal Processor 4K. Again this isn’t as powerful as the Quantum Processor, but it still does an impressive job of making older content look brand new. Hisense is an interesting brand of TV. It’s not a top-tier manufacturer, but some of its TVs perform really well in the mid-range, with some impressive features. Overall despite the great color, it’s not the brightest screen and contrast does suffer a little. Plus, despite having Auto Low Latency Mode, there’s not much else to the Game Optimizer feature, and there’s no HDMI 2.1 port.

Highly respected for their home and premium in-car hi-fi, Harman Kardon are a top brand in audio. With this Sharp TV they’ve specced a 2.1 speaker system that uses a dedicated subwoofer for a richer, more lifelike sound. For a further step-up in sound, use the HDMI ARC or optical digital outputs to add a soundbar of your choice.If you’re after a budget 70-inch TV, we think this Samsung 7-series is a good option for most people. This isn’t really one of those: as we’ve said, the selection of quality 70-inch TVs is a little limited. Instead, this is a decent 70-inch TV at an excellent price. The processor is responsible for ‘processing’ the image that you see on screen, and better processors can upscale images to make them look as good as possible – which is pretty important on screens that are as big as 70 inches. Of course, we also consider the smart TV functions and apps for each TV, looking at everything from the remote control design to the voice interaction. This isn’t a QLED and it doesn’t have the best tech that Samsung has to offer. But honestly, for this price, you’ll be amazed by just how good it looks.

Hopefully we’ll get to spend more time with them nearer their launch, but regardless the EQ series are definitely ones to watch out for if you’re wanting to upgrade your home cinema from a more budget set Best TV brands | Best Samsung TVs | Best TCL TVs | Best LG TVs | Best Roku TVs | Best OLED TVs | Best QLED TVs | Best 8K TVs | Best HDMI 2.1 TV | Best TVs with ATSC 3.0 | Best TVs with ChromecastWhile it’s not the best TV out there for your PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X, it is probably the best 70-inch TV for those consoles. And it’s also got some great smart tech included. While we only had a short time with them at a recent Sharp event we were impressed by what we saw (and heard).

Testing the best 70-inch TVs is a thorough process. We put every TV through our custom lab test, measuring color gamut, color accuracy and brightness to objectively see which sets are the best for these key indicators. We also test for lag time, measuring to the millisecond how long it takes for content to travel from the original source to the screen. We use these results to make numbers-based comparisons about color and display quality.

Part of the reason for that is how TVs are manufactured. Specifically, the cost-effectiveness of how many screens can be cut from a single glass panel. And with many of the best 65-inch TVs and best 75-inch TVs being a popular choice for most people, 70-inch TVs appear to be on the way out. If you’ve been searching for a 70-inch TV, you might have noticed a couple of things. Firstly, they are cheaper than you would expect for a television of that size, even the more high-end ones. Secondly, there aren’t as many options as you would expect. Don’t worry, there are still a fair few – just not hundreds and hundreds. That TV looks better all the way around, it’s true, but depending on who the TV is for, a small additional investment could easily be worth it. If you don’t need or want anything more from a TV, why payanything more? With the Samsung Q60B QLED TV, you don’t have to.