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          1. Sony 40HX853

            Sony KDL-40HX853

            Price as reviewed £969.00
            27 Aug 2012
            Our rating:
            10/10

            Sony's most affordable HX853 model turns out to be every bit as good as the others.

          2. Philips 40PFL7007T front

            Philips 40PFL7007T

            Price as reviewed £999.00
            17 Dec 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            As an all-round package, this is arguably Philips' best 2012 TV yet.

          3. Sony 46HX753

            Sony KDL-46HX753

            Price as reviewed £899.00
            4 Jul 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Bigger is definitely better for Sony’s latest 46in TV.

          4. Toshiba 46YL863

            Toshiba 46YL863

            Price as reviewed £999.00
            19 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Toshiba’s 46YL868 is ferociously well specified and exceedingly glamorous. But is it also any good?

          5. Panasonic P46GT30

            Panasonic TX-P46GT30

            Price as reviewed £996.00
            4 Nov 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            The P46GT30 is the mid-sized option from Panasonic's acclaimed GT30 range, and as such could actually be the most widely desirable of the lot.

          6. Panasonic TX-P50G30

            Panasonic TX-P50G30

            Price as reviewed £1,029.00
            19 Jul 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            With the 50in TX-P50G30, Panasonic takes a break from 3D to serve up a very affordable and typically talented 2D-only option.

          7. Panasonic TX-P46ST30

            Panasonic TX-P46ST30

            Price as reviewed £942.28
            24 Jun 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Although it’s missing a few multimedia features, this is a pleasingly affordable way into Panasonic’s 3D plasma range.

          8. Samsung PS51D6900

            Price as reviewed £1,016.00
            27 May 2011
            Our rating:
            9/10

            Samsung turns its 3D attentions to plasma, with impressive and startlingly affordable results

          9. Toshiba 42VL963

            Toshiba 42VL963

            Price as reviewed £831.00
            17 Aug 2012
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Toshiba's new passive 3D TV is a fine and affordable family TV.

          10. Sharp LC-60LE636E

            Sharp LC-60LE636E

            Price as reviewed £999.00
            31 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            8/10

            60in of often good picture quality for less than £1000. Surely there can’t be anything not to like, right?

          11. Philips 42PFL7666

            Philips 42PFL7666T

            Price as reviewed £820.00
            8 Feb 2012
            Our rating:
            8/10

            The Philips 42PFL7666 delivers arguably the most compelling argument yet for passive 3D – and it’s not bad at other stuff either!

          12. Panasonic 37

            Panasonic TX-L37DT30

            Price as reviewed £834.90
            17 Jun 2011
            Our rating:
            8/10

            Can the L37DT30 do justice to 3D programming where its smaller counterparts fell short? We take a look.

          13. Finlux 55S6040-M

            Finlux 55S6040-M

            Price as reviewed £848.99
            8 Mar 2012
            Our rating:
            7/10

            An affordable 55in TV. Could this bring the Finlux name into the living rooms of the masses?

          14. LG 50PZ850

            LG 50PZ850

            Price as reviewed £913.49
            20 Dec 2011
            Our rating:
            7/10

            LG’s latest 3D TV, the 50PZ850, also lets you write on its screen. No really, it does.

          15. Toshiba 47VL863B

            Toshiba 47VL863B

            Price as reviewed £899.00
            18 Aug 2011
            Our rating:
            7/10

            Toshiba‘s 47VL863B makes another persuasive case for passive 3D technology.