Tag: televisions
‘It’s looking good’: I’ve been testing the LG C6 OLED TV and these are the top 3 things it improves from its predecessor — and one where it still struggles
LG’s C-series OLEDs are arguably among the most popular TVs released every year, thanks to their versatility, performance, and value for money. While still a premium TV for many, it’s often one of the most competitively priced for what it delivers. Last year’s LG C5 was one of the best…
Read More
Home theater fans will be happy the LG G6 OLED TV fixes this overlooked picture issue its predecessors had — but there’s a catch
The LG G6 OLED TV has arrived and it’s one of the best TVs I’ve tested in the past few years, with improved picture quality and processing power over its predecessor the LG G5 (which was already one of 2025’s best OLED TVs). Among the improvements I found the G6…
Read More
Dolby Atmos is coming to free-to-air TV at last — no internet, no fee, and no next-gen tuner, but still immersive audio
Dolby Atmos audio will be broadcast freely over the air for the first time A Mexican broadcaster will be the first to offer the tech It will use ATSC 1.0 rather than 3.0 / NextGen TV Something exciting is happening in Mexico for home theater fans. Dolby Laboratories and broadcaster…
Read More
TV makers are fumbling the launch of next-gen RGB LED tech — and they might have missed the chance to dethrone OLED
Ever since I saw my first RGB-backlit TV at CES 2025, from Samsung (immediately followed by Hisense and TCL later in the show), I’ve been really bullish on the technology’s potential — even going so far as to call it “a huge danger to OLED TVs”. 2026 is really the…
Read More
Roku just added 6 more free streaming channels — and one of its most useful features is coming to more streaming services
Roku adds more free channels covering reality TV and westerns Instant Resume is coming to more popular streaming apps Roku Store apps of a certain size must use the feature from October 2026 Roku has added another six free channels to its Roku TVs and Roku streaming devices. As with…
Read More
Marshall is taking on JBL and other party speaker makers in a ‘very homogenous’ market — and explains why it wants to make models that ‘trigger your senses’
I’ve tested more than 40 Bluetooth speakers during my time here at TechRadar, and I always get most excited to test the party speakers. They’re large, powerful and — for someone who loves house music like I do — ideal for pumping out tunes with impactful and immersive bass. This…
Read More