TVs

We answer your TV questions, from improving Blu-ray brightness to the best bedroom set.

Disney+ now supports HDR10+ on Samsung TV models from 2018 onward, starting with over 1,000 Hulu titles and expanding to more content later. For Samsung, this is a natural move; for other TV owners, it highlights a growing format divide.

Plus, find out the best 65-inch TV for sports and home theater.

We answer your burning TV questions, from OLED to Mini-LED and more.

Amazon retitled the Fire TV Stick 4K as Fire TV Stick 4K Plus. It’s the same hardware with a clearer spot between 4K Select and 4K Max, and Amazon’s support docs already match the new name.

Roku’s fall update puts AI inside Roku Voice and adds clearer search, sports scores, and Bluetooth private listening.

Your TV’s idle screen is about to get a glow-up. Glance has teamed up with DIRECTV to turn ordinary screensavers into AI-powered experiences that show trending stories, shoppable visuals, and personalized content — all right from your couch. Starting in 2026, DIRECTV Gemini users can expect a smarter, more interactive TV experience that goes way beyond static wallpaper.

Instagram is planning a TV app to bring vertical videos like Reels from your phone to TV screen. Meta hopes this move will let creators reach new audiences and give viewers a fresh way to enjoy Instagram.

Netflix is turning its living-room app into more than just a streaming hub. The company is bringing its catalog of mobile games to smart TVs and browsers, starting with titles like Boggle Party and Lego Party.

It has the most feature-packed 8K TV on the market, but Samsung has a decision to make.

The just-released Philips Roku TV is bringing Ambilight technology to TVs in the US.

Get a better picture instantly - and without paying a dime – by making the few tweaks recommended by an industry expert

12 months in, this TV is still a steal, but even bargains have room for upgrades

Plus, our tips for adjusting your TV's settings to get the best picture.

What’s happened? Roku has just announced the release of its first-ever smart projector, dubbed the Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube. This is important because: It’s a big deal for both Roku users and those who enjoy projectors, as it makes the process of using one a lot more seamless. Why should I care? […]

We answer your TV questions, from kitting out your basement to considering Samsung's S90D.

The Chinese TV giant previewed the technology on its 85in RGB-MiniLED TV, while also revealing more details on its 'world's largest' 116in screen

The release sets up a heavyweight bout between the brand known for budget sets, and the prestige names.

The QN990F is loaded with tech and an impressive anti-glare screen. However its image quality is too little too late in a market with far better value propositions.

We answer your TV questions from dialing up (or down) the brightness, to finding a great big-screen set.

According to research, binge-watching TV shows can boost retrospective-imaginative-involvement (RII) and it can help users cope with stress in the long run.

Two of the most common TV acronyms out there are OLED and LED. They sound and look alike, but how are they different? We'll show you.

Your flatscreen audio experience shouldn’t feel like a seesaw of barely-there whispers and blasts that rattle the furniture. Here’s how to steady the sound without spending a cent.

This is Samsung's biggest ever Neo QLED TV.

The Panasonic W70B is a decent selection for anyone on a tight budget that enjoys Alexa on all their devices.

Plus, advice on how to sell or get rid of your old TV.

We cover some of your most pressing TV questions, including is upgrading from the LG C8 to the Sony A95L worth it?

We breakdown Hisense’s 2025 TV lineup, from budget-friendly QD6 and QD7 models to high-performance ULED options like the U8QG and flagship 116-inch UX. Compare features like Mini LED, quantum dots, Dolby Vision, and Wi-Fi 6E to find the best Hisense TV for your home theater or gaming setup.

Howdy offers thousands of titles, with almost 10,000 hours of content available for you to watch.

We break down Sony’s current Bravia TV lineup, including OLED, QD-OLED, and mini-LED models, to help you choose the right TV for your needs.

We answer your burning questions on all things TV.

The 116-inch Hisense UX RGB miniLED TV comes with a $30,000 price tag, but its breakthrough technology could change the future of home entertainment.

Plus, should you go with a 75-inch LED TV or a 65-inch OLED?

If you want a true cinema screen experience at home, you'll need to start saving.