Category: TVs
I thought I’d love LG’s new OLED TV Magic Remote, but it’s changed too much for my liking
Useful buttons gone, useless buttons in – what happened LG?!
JBL’s new Dolby Atmos soundbar range, includes a flagship system to rival Samsung and Sonos that replaces one of our favorite soundbars
JBL’s new range of Dolby Atmos soundbars is packed with features: Samsung and Sonos better take note.
Sony’s new home theater speakers are a really affordable route to Dolby Atmos nirvana
Sony has introduced four new speaker models for an awesome Atmos experience
Frankly, I can’t believe this 2025 Sony OLED telly is already AU$1,300 off – it’s only a month old!
Discounts of this magnitude can be expected on older models, but on a one-month-old TV? Act fast if you want to snap up one of Sony’s best screens to date.
The new tvOS 26 feature I’m most excited for is also the most obvious upgrade Apple could make to match Samsung and LG
Display Profiles gets an update in tvOS 26, and it’s one enhancement that will help Apple keep up with the smart TV competition.
The 5 new Apple TV 4K features coming in tvOS 26 you need to know about
Apple announced the new tvOS 26 at WWDC 2025: here are the new features coming to your Apple TV or Apple TV 4K streaming box.
Good news, Apple TV fans: the big tvOS free upgrade at WWDC today works on models going back 10 years – though not all features will be available
Your Apple TV isn’t going to be obsolete any time soon: tvOS 26 will come to 2015 models
I compared a new cheap mini-LED TV to a mid-range model, and here’s why upgrading is more than worth a small price increase
I compared two similarly featured, entry-level and mid-range mini-LED TVs to find out what spending extra money gets you.
I tested Samsung’s best mini-LED TV, and its Glare-Free screen tech makes it perfect for gaming and sports
The Samsung QN90F combines refined picture quality with a wide range of well-executed features, making it an excellent TV for movies, sports, and gaming. It’s comparatively pricey, but worth it.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has had some display upgrades – here’s what they are and how to know if your TV supports them
The Switch 2 upgrades include 4K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, but does your TV support them?
