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If you’d rather wall mount, the UK31 is compatible with a 200 x 200 VESA bracket. The stand measures 545 x 250mm and offers 60mm of clearance for those planning to use a soundbar. The Toshiba UK31 is fairly pedestrian in terms of its design, using a simple 10mm bezel and equally nondescript stand, with both finished in gloss black.
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READ NEXT: The best TV deals available right now Toshiba UK31 LED LCD review: Design, connections and control If you’re willing to downsize slightly, the 43in version can be picked up for a more wallet-friendly £429. It is more expensive than the aforementioned options, however, with the 50in model costing £599.

Our favourite affordable 4K LCD TV of 2021 so far is the Samsung AU9000, which sports a design that belies its price tag, great gaming features and impressive SDR and HDR images. We reviewed the 43in model in October 2021 and were taken by its image accuracy, HDR tone-mapping and WebOS smart platform but it failed to deliver in some key areas. If you’d prefer one of the more established brands, the 50in LG UP75 will set you back £439. In addition to a similar set of specs, the A6G retails for a very similar price: it’s available for £379 in the lead-up to Black Friday. Like the UK31, Hisense’s A6G supports both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos and has Alexa built-in. It’s a price not dissimilar to much of the competition, with Hisense, TCL and more established brands like LG and Samsung all offering comparable alternatives. Image 2 of 8 Toshiba UK31 LED LCD review: Price and competitionĪt the time of writing, you can buy the 50in Toshiba UK31 for £387, which is a great price for what is the brand’s top model. Toshiba UK31: Key specificationsĪmazon Alexa built-in, works with Google Assistant However, narrow viewing angles, limited brightness and colour gamut coverage and disappointing picture accuracy prevent it from standing out in a crowded market. Other strengths include decent image detail, low input lag and an effective, Linux-based smart platform. It sports a design and level of build quality that’s about what you’d expect at its price point but its big draws are support for both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, along with built-in Amazon Alexa. Most 4K Ultra HD content has a wider color gamut than regular HD content, matching or besting the color gamut used in theatrical cinema.Despite being the flagship entry in the company’s 2021 TV lineup, the Toshiba UK31 is an eminently affordable option for those seeking a 4K HDR television.
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To our eyes, Dolby Vision HDR content looks better than HDR10 content, but HDR10 has wider support from manufacturers and movie studios. HDR10 and Dolby Vision are the two major competing HDR standards for disc and streaming content. High dynamic range ( HDR) refers to video standards that enable higher contrast ratios-or, starker differences between light and dark areas of the screen-than prior technologies.
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Whereas a 1080p HDTV has 1,080 lines of resolution with 1,920 pixels in each line, 4K TVs have twice as many lines, with twice as many pixels in each line: 3840×2160 pixels.
