The best TVs for wall mounting

Samsung's Frame TV not only looks amazing, but it also hits all the key aspects you would want from a wall-mounted TV.

The surface and depth and relatively thin, letting it stick close to the wall (almost like a picture frame), so it's ideal for anyone with a small living space. Since it is designed with wall mounting in mind, this excellent 43-inch TV is especially easy to set up on any wall.

The number of HDMI ports is another nice feature, so you won't have to stress over limited connections. The only major downside is that it is energy class G, meaning it's quite inefficient. However, we think the positives far outweigh the drawbacks.

When it comes to sitting down and marathoning TV shows, you want a TV that's easy to navigate and houses plenty of apps by default, and the Hisense 43A6KTUK delivers that very well.

Beyond the OS being simple and intuitive to get around, the built-in voice controls mean that anyone can get to their destined menu or channel with ease. Having YouTube, Netflix, and Disney+ installed means you'll never be low on options for what to watch.

The Dolby Vision tech means the visuals are especially great for the price, with a nice range of contrast and other settings to customise to your liking. It's also worth noting that this budget TV is lightweight, making it reliable and safe for wall mounting.

The 60 Hz refresh rate does leave us a bit wanting, but it's the only noticeable flaw in this otherwise great TV.

When considering sheer value - there are few televisions that can go toe-to-toe with Samsung's Q60B, a full-fledged QLED television under £600. With 100 per cent colour volume, ultra-precise picture quality, and at a fairly large 50 inches, it's seriously difficult to nitpick this splendid television.

Anyone with multiple consoles or controllers knows how much of a hassle switching around ports and cables can be with a regular TV set, which is why we think the Samsung QN90B Neo, with its multitude of ports and connections, is the perfect smart TV for gaming.

The QN90B also boasts some wonderfully crisp audio features, so you can truly appreciate video game sound design and soundtracks at their best with this TV.

When it comes time to switch up settings, the menus can be a bit of a pain to navigate, but if you can find your ideal setup and keep it that way, it shouldn't become much of a bother.

You can experience unparalleled entertainment with the SONY BRAVIA KD-65X75WLU 65" TV. Immerse yourself in stunning 4K resolution, vibrant colors, and crisp details.

Enjoy smart features for seamless streaming and gaming. Elevate your viewing experience with this sleek and sophisticated television. The LED isn't as polished as OLED or QLED, but the Bravia KD-65X75WLU can still put on a show.

If you're after crisp visuals, you can't go wrong with Samsung's CU8000 Crystal TV. Achieving vibrant and colourful displays is an easy feat for this TV, so even standard daytime TV will look drastically improved.

Rather than focusing on being the best at a specific niche, the CU8000 instead aims to be a superb all-rounder that is ideal for those of us wanting the best smart TV under £500.

However, in contrast to the amazing picture quality, the sound from the TV is simply okay. It will do a good enough job for most viewing experiences, but it is a shame the audio doesn't match the visual excellence.

This Amazon Fire TV 65-inch Omni QLED TV is an amazing TV in just about every way. Here we have a monster of a screen, sporting Amazon's OS which is tuned to Prime and other Amazon services. But the best thing here is that QLED screen - rich colours, deep blacks, vibrant pictures and all topped off with excellent sound.

There's every chance that you may pick up a wall-mounted TV for a bedroom and that it won't be your main one, so it's natural to want a more affordable option, and for that, you can count on the TCL 40SF540K.

It is far from the most advanced TV on our list, and although we do lament the low number of ports, the value of this pick is fantastic.

Don't mistake affordability for a lack of features. The Android OS is easy to navigate, with pre-installed apps, Google Assistant, and the ability to Chromecast all adding to the value. Oh, and it's super lightweight, making it reliable and easy to wall-mount.

We highly recommend this as a bedroom TV for a kid, teenager, or really anyone who wants a quality TV at a respectable price.

The Philips PUS8108 offers a fantastic and unique viewing experience thanks to its key feature, Ambilight. Cinematic visuals are enhanced by the LEDs on the side, which react and match what's on the screen.

It's not just flair with no substance behind it; the PUS8108 50-inch TV display has no trouble displaying a 4K picture that looks impressive despite being only LED and not OLED or QLED. To further improve the cinematic experience, the sound and audio are crisp, clear, and easy to adjust when needed.

It's also relatively thin, with small bezels too, so it's a natural fit for wall mounting. However, there is one gripe we have regarding that.

Despite the thin design, it's actually a bit heavier than some other competitors, and more so than how it looks. It's far from being too heavy, but we suggest making sure the mounts are secure.

The Sky Glass TV boasts the all-encompassing entertainment experience. Where it stands out though, is with that impressive Dolby Atmos soundbar that's built in. The soundbar delivers cinematic audio that far exceeds the abilities of any other TV on the market. Live the cinema experience with Sky Glass mounted.