Toshiba VL758 (2010) Series

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

Another sign of the sort of attention to detail that’s the strongest suit of the 46VL758’s design comes from the way many of its most widely used connections can be accessed from the TV’s side. This is a much better option for people wanting to...

Attractive design ; even colour balance ; competent picture with high-definition sources

Web-based content is limited ; slight motion and digital noise issues ; sounds forward

A gorgeous-looking TV but a so-so picture places it way down the pecking order

Build quality ; Slick Jacob Jensen design ; Resolution+ picture processin

Uneven Edge LED backlight ; Limited multimedia support ; Limited web offering

Build quality ; Standard-def performance ; Brightness and colours

Backlight inconsistency ; Limited multimedia options ; Disappointing styling

Engaging celebrated designers to style high-end TVs has become quite the thing. B&O, for example, has a long relationship with David Lewis, while Sharp called upon Toshiyuki Kita for its ground-breaking XS1 RGB LED series. Now it's Toshiba's turn, with...

Aspirational build quality, stylishly minimalist design, good motion clarity, Freeview HD

Some minor motion blur, limited online content, strident audio, not our first choice when it comes to streaming media across a network

The Toshiba 40VL758 is a beautifully built and executed flatscreen which delivers big time in terms of general picture quality and design. Its HD images are sharp and black levels sufficiently profound. While there are issues with the Edge LED...