We measured peak HDR luminance, with a 5 per cent window, at just over 350 cd/m2 (aka nits), which is no different from an SDR LED LCD screen at a comparable price. However, as we’ve hinted, its HDR performance is more of a talking point. HD/SDR Performance TL DR: Full HD and SDR look great here, with UHD pixel density adding a photographic smoothness to 1080p sources 4K/HDR PerformanceĪll things considered, UHD image clarity is extremely good. Consequently, this set actually looks consistently better with SDR content. This can make some HDR content look surprisingly dark. A consequence of running HDR10 content into such a screen is that the set actually pulls down the average picture level, presumably as it attempts to tone map. In keeping with its sub-£500 price point, panel brightness is limited.

This set looks sharp with Freeview HD and looks excellent with regular Blu-ray. HD/SDR Performanceįull HD imagery looks crisp and thanks to the pixel density of the 4K panel has a photographic sheen which delights. All three HDMI inputs are 4K HDCP 2.2 compatible, a requirement for 4K UHD sources.

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