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Here are some trusted sources for TV reviews, with details on their methodology:
  • AVForums: This UK-based site is highly respected within the enthusiast community. Their reviews often come with detailed measurements and are accompanied by community discussion, which can provide additional context and user experiences.
  • What Hi-Fi?: Another UK-based outlet with a long history, What Hi-Fi? is known for its rigorous side-by-side testing in dedicated listening and viewing rooms. They declare their testing process is controlled and consistent, using benchmark products for comparison.
  • Expert Reviews: This UK-based site tests products extensively, including in-lab measurements for brightness, colour accuracy, and input lag. They also consider real-world performance.
  • Rtings.com: Though US-based, Rtings provides an extremely detailed, data-driven approach to TV reviews. They publish raw data and test bench methodology, allowing readers to compare objective performance metrics side-by-side.
From the infinitely wrong most of the time Google bot, whatever it's called.

What Hi-Fi? Rigorous???
 
Here are some trusted sources for TV reviews, with details on their methodology:
  • AVForums: This UK-based site is highly respected within the enthusiast community. Their reviews often come with detailed measurements and are accompanied by community discussion, which can provide additional context and user experiences.
  • What Hi-Fi?: Another UK-based outlet with a long history, What Hi-Fi? is known for its rigorous side-by-side testing in dedicated listening and viewing rooms. They declare their testing process is controlled and consistent, using benchmark products for comparison.
  • Expert Reviews: This UK-based site tests products extensively, including in-lab measurements for brightness, colour accuracy, and input lag. They also consider real-world performance.
  • Rtings.com: Though US-based, Rtings provides an extremely detailed, data-driven approach to TV reviews. They publish raw data and test bench methodology, allowing readers to compare objective performance metrics side-by-side.

What Hi-Fi?
I think it's far from the worst site out there, but IIRC it's pretty subjectivist for the most part.
 
The worst are on the internet, people like Darko, Andrew Robinson
 
The worst are on the internet, people like Darko, Andrew Robinson

I wouldn't say that Darko is the worst (although I agree he's pretty bad). THE worst was Srajan Ebaen from 6 Moons.
 
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