As a person that spends 95% of their time in front of a TV gaming, input lag is a very serious consideration for one AVForums member and we're sure he's not alone. Which raises an interesting question – are TV manufacturers taking input lag seriously?

Let's be honest, as AVForums members we are likely to upgrade our TVs more frequently than your typical member of the public but just how often do you get the itch and act upon it?

Microsoft caused a bit of a sensation when they added an Ultra HD Blu-ray drive to their Xbox One S and instantly created the cheapest 4K disc spinner. However is this games console any good as a budget UHD BD player?

Updated 17th July. The Z1 not only marks JVC's first native 4K projector but also includes a laser light source that promises a better HDR performance. However what is the cost in terms of both price and performance?

Looking for high performance while maximising your floorspace? ATC think they have just what you need in the HTS Series of AV speakers.

Hisense kick off their 2017 range with the N6800 LED 4K TV and the Chinese manufacturer has been listening to our feedback with a TV that combines performance and value.

Panasonic's EZ952 OLED TV brings almost all the benefits of their superb EZ1002 at a much lower price point, so is this professional performance for the masses?

LG's B7 might technically be their entry-level 4K OLED TV but with the same features and picture quality as the higher-end models, why pay the extra when this cracker has got the lot?!

LG's E7 4K OLED TV has the lot including WebOS, HDR, HLG, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos but does the addition of a soundbar and Picture-on-Glass design justify the price premium over the B7?

Panasonic's new EZ1002B 4K OLED TV promises supreme colour accuracy and an uncompromising approach to picture quality combined with semi-professional image processing.

Samsung have promised a lot with their new QLED range of 4K Ultra HD LCD TVs but can the Q8C deliver the full potential of HDR?

Sony finally enter the OLED market with their new A1 BRAVIA 4K HDR TV, which not only offers superior picture quality but also a revolutionary audio system that uses the screen as a speaker.

Sony's new XE93 still retains its ultra slim design but now it adds increased brightness and the X1 Extreme processor, with HLG, Dolby Vision and Android 7 promised for later in the year.