Top 10 TVs for Euro 2012

Let’s get the bad news out of the way with this one right away: its motion handling isn’t brilliant, as players lose definition as they charge around the pitch. However, its colours are spectacularly vibrant for what’s essentially a mid-range TV, its sound is better than expected given how small its designer bodywork is, and best of all its passive 3D technology is perfectly suited to group viewing thanks to the way you get five pairs of 3D glasses free and don’t have to worry about dimming the lights to avoid the flicker you get with active 3D.