Tag: televisions
Roku Pro Series OLED TV review: an affordable way to OLED
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. Roku Pro Series OLED TV: One-minute review I really like the Roku Pro Series OLED TV. And in some…
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10 new 4K Blu-rays from September 2026 to add to your collection
Welcome to the September 2026 Blu-ray Bounty. If this is your first time reading, you can check out previous editions of the Blu-ray Bounty at the link. This is where we test the latest 4K releases each month, to recommend whether you should add them to your 4K collection. 4K…
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The component cost crisis is hitting TVs hard now, as chip prices rise higher than panel costs
For small TVs, the processors are now as as expensive as the panels for the first time AI-driven demand is creating a global supply shortage of memory and processors, and it’s expected to last through 2027 (Flash storage is 9x more expensive while Wi-Fi modules have become as pricey as…
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Sony Bravia 9 II vs Samsung R95H: which flagship RGB TV is best, and can they compete with OLED?
RGB mini-LED (and its other various names) continues to be the talk of the TV world, with nearly every brand getting involved with the new tech in 2026. I’ve tested several RGB mini-LED/Micro RGB TVs and while it’s been a mixed bag, the new tech shows promise. While these TVs…
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The best way to celebrate Batman Day is on 4K Blu-ray — here are my four favorite Caped Crusader discs, including one that’s my go-to for testing TVs
It’s Batman Day and as both a Batman and 4K Blu-ray fan, I had to celebrate the occasion. The caped crusader first debuted in May 1939 (a whopping 87 years ago!) and, ever since, has become one of the most iconic figures of page and screen. While many remember the…
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Hi-fi and home theater legend Wharfedale announces four(!) new subwoofers, and if that seems like overkill, wait until you see how big the largest one is
Wharfedale launches four new subwoofers: 8, 10, 12 and 15 inches New long-throw drivers and up to 360W output From £799 (about $1,068 / AU$1,499) Legendary speaker maker Wharfedale has created four new boom boxes in the form of the new Nova subwoofers. Ranging in size from an apartment-friendly 8-inches…
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