Toshiba 32LL3C63DB 32-inch, Full HD, Freeview Play, Smart TV (2021 Model)

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In short, whereas standard sets can display around 16 million colours, HDR can manage over a billion. Dolby Audio Smart Mode curtails available volume between 10pm and 7am, which seems churlish on a set this small. The 32-incher on our test bench may only be HD Ready, meaning the panel is 720p rather than 1080p Full HD, but it does support HDR and there’s a modicum of AI technology onboard.

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But despite that, it’s still an IPS panel at the heart of things so native contrast performance isn’t the best but colours are extremely natural and images are generally pleasing. With real world Blu-rays it was hard to spot, in all truth, but we’ve seen and expect better handling of the medium. However, the compatibility with HDR10 and HLG is more symbolic; there is a lack of display brightness for “real” HDR effects.ports, a CI (Common Interface) slot, digital optical out (for audio), two USB connections, Ethernet, headphone out, VGA, composite, plus satellite and TV antenna. While audio isn’t expansive, it avoids the bunched up feel of the A7500F with good vocal clarity with both male and female voices, some decent panning of effects and all-round good sense of intelligibility. It's no surprise that they undoubtedly offer a fantastic viewing experience for film buffs, TV binge-watchers, or anyone in between. Fortunately screen uniformity was good, so at least the blacks (dark greys) weren’t overly polluted with light spillage but the screen is noticeably paler at the edges, although it wasn’t usually noticeable with normal content.

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We’d actually recommend using PC rather than Game as it has a more pleasing – read less garish – default picture with less forced sharpening. But, a smaller TV can be a little inconvenient if you're sitting far away from it, so consider choosing the TV for your home carefully. The night-time scenes are packed with deep, moody blacks, while daytime scenes take advantage of vibrant yellows, oranges and greens. High Dynamic Range refers to a television's ability to display a wider colour palette than regular TVs can.For example, the best VPN for Netflix will grant you access to the catalogues of any country in the world, like the US, Japan or Australia.

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The WK3C may have just 12W of sonic oomph to play with, but it offers two flavours of audio post processing: Dolby and DTS Virtual X. App support includes Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All4, My5 and BritBox for video, along with the rest of the UK catch-up apps available in Freeview Play. The button to take you to the Cloud portal could have done with being a bit bigger too but, all in all, it’s quite good. And don't forget, your enjoyment doesn't have to stop with the screen - if you're keen to make your TV viewing experience even better we recommend getting a sound bar for the ultimate experience. If you’re after Disney Plus or Apple TV, you won’t get those apps unless you purchase a separate streaming stick.Watching a football match and edge definition of the players is sharp enough: overall clarity and detail is fine, with skin tones healthy-looking and with a slight push to warm looking complexions. I personally would pay extra 200 pounds to get the 4K resolution, which makes the viewing experience undoubtedly better. However, the small display wouldn’t be my first choice for a larger living room, and movie buffs and gamers will likely won’t to look for something slightly better equipped with a higher resolution and better app support. We're all about keeping things simple when it comes to small televisions; more often than not, they just need to sit in a corner and work.

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There are a number apps for mobile devices, which is good in a way but we’d prefer that all the functions were under one roof. The Toshiba L6353 has a very respectable set of features and the new Home Page is a huge improvement on what went before. The Hollywood Modes have a CMS and both 2 and 10 Point White Balance controls which we’ll investigate on the Test Results page as well as all the usual ‘front panel’ controls in Brightness, Colour and Contrast and there’s some more exotic controls in the Advanced and Expert Picture Settings which we will, again, have a look at later on. The motion handling of the L6 is also quite reasonable; to be fair, unless you get up close, it’s difficult to notice any smearing, at all, so it’s quite a decent TV for sports and action movies. Toshiba has certainly provided some interesting remote controls, these last few years, and they’ve maintained that form here with another unconventional handset.Motion looks even more artificial with some content, giving a show like Netflix’s Stranger Things an even more unreal look. But if you’re looking forward to enjoying every detail of your favourite movie in a bigger living room, this might not be the best choice. I personally liked the look of the Cinema mode best, as it offered richer reds, deeper blacks and better contrast for a punchier image.