Compare Prices : JVC LT-26DX7

Review summary: The LT-26DX7's 26in screen size is ideal for the bedroom

Pros: Excellent DiST picture processing, Superb audio

Cons: Black levels good but not great

Verdict: Even without its superb audio capabilities, the LT-26DX7 would be well worth recommending, but its inclusion turns this TV into something rather special. Whether you put it in the bedroom, living room or even the bathroom, it guarantees excellent ...

Review summary: JVC's LT-26DX7BJ starts badly by being very expensive. This places an immediate burden on it to deliver something more than its rivals - a burden it carries well, thanks to a truly impressive set of features.

Pros: Awesome colour performance, Great soundstage

Cons: Smearing and blur over motion, More expensive than the competition, Forgettable dark performance

Verdict: A good image performance but at this price it should perform better

Review summary: At £900 the 26DX7 is comfortably the most expensive TV in this group test. But then it does rest towards the top of JVC's current LCD range - a fact that will hopefully be reflected in its features and performance.

Pros: Stunning image quality with bright, static sources ; good features count and connectivity ;

Cons: Not cheap, and problems occur in the image with dark and/or fast-moving footage ;

Review summary: We give JVC's latest goggle box the once over...

Pros: Two HDMI ports, excellent sound quality, good Hi-Def performance ;

Cons: Quite expensive, occasional problems with moving images ;

Verdict: We particularly liked the positioning of the speakers which are neatly tucked beneath the screen, keeping the set nicely compact. And when powered on, a neat blue glow illuminates beneath the screen which adds a bit of pizazz (if that sounds a bit too ...