Toshiba 40WL753

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

An interesting quirk of the 40WL753’s YouTube portal is that it provides two different access methods: a standard, Internet-like one with extensive text input and PC-like nav controls. Much more usable is a more intuitive ‘XL’ interface designed with...

Resolution+ standard-def upscaling ; Artefact-free SD and HD pictures ; Plenty of connections ; Easy-to-use remote and interface ; Motion processing is subtle yet effective

Mediocre contrast levels ; Audio lacks warmth ; Square-edged design ; YouTube function is frustrating to use ; Supplied manual is far too perfunctory

Toshiba has struggled somewhat since the demise of its HD DVD hi-def disc format. Late on the Blu-ray bandwagon and slow to announce a 3D set, the brand will be hoping its 2010 flatscreens help it reclaim some lost ground.

Decent styling ; good contrast and detail levels ; impressive Freeview HD tuner

Can’t match the picture quality of the other premium sets ; undeniably patchy backlight causes problems

The competition at this price is just too tight for this average Toshiba

There’s a lot to like about the Toshiba 40WL753, but with a street price of around £880 it’s just too expensive. For £70 more you can get the stunning Philips 40PFL7605H and for £80 less you could have the superb Panasonic TX-P42G20B â€" you do...

Rendu cinéma ; Beaucoup trop cher ; Résolution+ convaincant

Design vu et revu ; Connectivité limitée