Category: TVs
I tested 3 flagship mini-LED TVs – here’s the one I’d spend my own money on
I’ve tested the top mini-LED TVs from Hisense, Samsung, and TCL. Here are my thoughts on what each model does well, and which one I’d personally lean toward buying.
Don’t wait for Prime Day: you can get any of Amazon’s Fire TV soundbars for a record-low price right now
If you’re looking for a deal on a soundbar, Amazon has you covered with huge discounts to its own lineup of soundbars.
I hooked up Marshall’s five-star soundbar to a mega external sub and the combo was so powerful I felt the room shake
I connected a giant subwoofer to the Marshall Heston 120 and it absolutely blew me away.
The 7 next-gen OLED TVs of 2025 explained – the different panels and key features, and our early verdict
This year’s high-end OLEDs from Samsung, LG, Sony, Panasonic and Philips explained
LG and Samsung EOFY TV deals see up to AU$1,800 knocked off top-performing screens
It’s not often the major brands deliver discounts of their own, but that all seems to have changed with these fantastic offers from Samsung and LG.
Glare-Free vs anti-reflection: This is how Samsung and LG’s flagship OLED TV screens fared when I tested them
Both LG and Samsung’s 2025 OLED TV screen have anti-reflection measures, but which one is better?
Cheaper QLED TVs might be on the way: Samsung is developing a less expensive quantum dot layer
One of the most expensive bits of a QLED display is getting a whole lot cheaper
I tested the Sony Bravia 8 II OLED TV, and I don’t think Samsung and LG have anything to worry about
Sony’s new Bravia 8 II flagship OLED TV has arrived at a premium price. Does it have what it takes to stand up to this year’s OLED competition?
Don’t worry if your Roku homepage suddenly changes – a smarter new layout is being tested for a lucky few
Roku is trying some improvements to its homescreen, but only for selected viewers
I tested Samsung’s unique ‘two-way’ Dolby Atmos soundbar, and it sounds great in both setups
Samsung’s most flexible soundbar ever proves that convenience doesn’t have to trump performance.
