Category: TVs
I tested LG G5 OLED TV’s free Dolby Vision upgrade — and the brightness boost is very real
LG’s latest firmware update seemingly brightens most of its Dolby Vision picture modes on its OLED TVs, so I decided to test it out.
Cloud gaming on TVs suddenly looks like the future —2026 is the year the ‘no console’ world becomes realistic, thanks developments and hardware shortages
With 4K 120Hz arriving on TV cloud gaming and hardware prices rising, maybe you don’t need an Xbox or PS5 any more.
Here are 7 OLED TVs that I personally recommend watching the Super Bowl on — Samsung, LG and Sony from $599.99
Here are 7 OLED TVs that I’m personally recommending to watch the Super Bowl on, including deals from Samsung, Sony, and LG starting at just $599.99
The best OLED TVs for all budgets, as reviewed by our experts.
With infinite contrast and phenomenal picture quality, the best OLED TVs will change how you experience your favorite movies and shows.
The OLED TV vs mini-LED battle is about to really heat up, as LG shows off new brighter and cheaper OLED panels ready for this year’s TVs
Brighter, more affordable OLEDs are coming to entry-level TVs in 2026
Sony’s future TVs could be made by a new ‘joint venture’ that’s 49% Sony, 51% TCL as ‘nearly equal partners’ — it’s the biggest TV news of all 2026, and we’ve barely started the year
Update: Sony provides more details on the the huge deal that includes everything from product development to customer service.
Japanese hi-fi great Marantz has a new high-end AV system — ready for Dolby Atmos, DTS:X and 4K 120Hz
Marantz’ new preamp and amp are made for serious home theater –and are less expansive than its last AV beasts
Valerion just unveiled two elite ultra-short throw projectors made for massive 4K visuals
AWOL’s ultra-short throw projector is made for massive images
I’m an AV nerd, and here’s the TV and audio tech I’m most looking forward to seeing at CES 2026
Next-gen TVs, super-powered soundbars, and smart hi-fi to watch for during CES
Samsung’s new Freestyle+ portable projector nearly doubles the brightness, and makes the image look better on any surface
Smarter features and bolder images are exactly what Samsung’s projector needed needed — but what about audio and battery power?