From big-screen OLED TVs to immersive home cinema projectors, our TV & Projectors range covers every way to watch. Whether you're upgrading the living room, building a dedicated cinema, or need a portable screen for movie nights outdoors, you'll find trusted brands, clear buying advice and a size or spec for every space and budget.
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Choosing Between a TV and a Projector
Picking how you watch is just as important as picking what you watch on. Televisions remain the easiest all-round choice: they're bright enough for daytime viewing, simple to set up, and now come in technologies like OLED, QLED and Mini LED that deliver stunning contrast and colour straight out of the box. Projectors, on the other hand, are the go-to option when you want a genuinely cinematic scale of picture - often 100 inches or more - without the bulk or expense of an equivalent giant TV. They're ideal for dedicated media rooms, garden movie nights, or anyone who wants the big-screen experience on demand.
Within our TV range you'll find everything from compact Full HD sets for bedrooms and kitchens to flagship 8K and OLED models built for the ultimate home cinema. Our projector range spans portable pico projectors you can pack in a bag, through to premium 4K laser projectors and ultra-short throw models that sit just inches from the wall. Whichever direction you choose, we stock accessories - screens, mounts, soundbars and cleaning kits - to help you get the most from your setup.
Not sure where to start? Think about the room first. A bright living room with lots of natural light usually favours a TV, since projected images can wash out in daylight. A darker room, basement or dedicated cinema space is where a projector truly shines, letting you enjoy a huge, immersive picture that a TV simply can't match for the price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a projector as good as a TV for everyday viewing?
Modern projectors handle everyday viewing well in a reasonably dark room, but TVs are generally better suited to bright rooms and casual daytime use thanks to their higher brightness.
Which is cheaper, a large TV or a projector?
For screen sizes above around 85 inches, projectors are usually more cost-effective than an equivalent giant-screen TV.
Do I need a separate screen for a projector?
Not necessarily - many projectors work well on a plain, light-coloured wall, but a dedicated projector screen will noticeably improve image quality, brightness and colour accuracy.