Tag: televisions

Sorry, home theater fans – Dolby Vision 2 HDR isn’t confirmed for 4K Blu-ray or projectors yet

At IFA 2025, I had a chance to speak to Dolby about the launch of Dolby Vision 2 and Dolby Vision 2 Max. One of the burning question I naturally had was naturally around support outside of TVs, because this wasn’t mentioned in Dolby’s original information. And right now, Dolby’s…

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The 5 coolest TVs at IFA 2025

We may be deep into 2025, and most major TV brands have already released their full lineups, but that doesn’t mean there can’t still be surprises, and that was the case at IFA 2025. I’ve tested some of the best TVs of 2025, but I’m always keen to see more,…

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I saw the first RGB TV that you’ll be able to buy at a remotely realistic size, and it’s a real OLED rival

Hisense‘s RGB mini-LED TVs caused a stir when they were unveiled earlier this year, and while the 116-inch model they introduced isn’t the most accessible size, the company said it intended to bring the panel tech to smaller-sized models in the future. Well, at IFA 2025, it’s done just that.…

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The VisionMaster Max 4K projector promises ‘unrivaled black level performance’, and there’s a matching wireless 5.1.2-channel Dolby Atmos sound system

The new VisionMaster Max has interchangeable lenses, and up to 3,500 ANSI lumens of brightness Effective contrast of 50,000:1, and promise of deeper black levels than usual £4,999 / £4,349 / €4,999 (about AU$10,312). Valerion has announced an enhanced version of its VisionMaster Max laser projector that delivers improved brightness…

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10 Dolby Atmos movies released in 2025 that will show off your home theater system to its fullest

Got yourself a fantastic option from our list of the best Dolby Atmos soundbars – or, better yet, a full-scale Atmos home theater system? Then, like me, you’re probably always looking for something new to show it off, even if it’s just to yourself. Our testing of the best soundbars…

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4 awesome 4K Blu-rays for evaluating your TV’s picture

As one of TechRadar’s TV reviewers, 4K Blu-ray is integral to my testing process. That’s because 4K Blu-ray discs provide consistent picture quality, along with a higher bitrate compared to streaming (128Mbps for 4K Blu-ray vs 17-25Mbps average with 4K streaming). They also provide uncompressed soundtracks, making them a superior…

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