Tag: televisions
After three weeks with the Kaleidescape Strato E movie player, I can’t go back to 4K streaming services to get my movie fix
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. Kaleidescape Strato E: One-minute review Kaleidescape is a California-based company that has been at the forefront of digital home…
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Bluesound is still gunning for Sonos, this time with powerful new Dolby Atmos soundbars at different sizes
Bluesound launches the big Pulse Cinema Dolby Atmos soundbar And also the much more compact Pulse Cinema Mini Pulse Cinema: $1,499 / £1,149 | Pulse Cinema Mini: $999 / £799 Bluesound has announced two serious soundbars in a choice of sizes. The flagship Pulse Cinema is a 47-inch-wide model, making…
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I saw Samsung’s $30,000, 115-inch micro-RGB TV, and its vivid picture outshines mini-LED TVs
Samsung’s massive, in both price and size, micro-RGB TV is barely two weeks old, but it’s making waves for those two factors as well as the promised visual quality. The 115-inch Micro RGB Samsung Vision AI Smart TV – yes, a long formal product name for sure – is out…
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Best Buy just announced an expanded online marketplace, and it’s great news for 4K Blu-ray fans
Best Buy Marketplace sells DVD and Blu-Ray discs Online only via third party sellers Available in-app and online from today We’ve been saying for ages that reports of the death of movie discs are premature, and it looks like Best Buy agrees with us: it’s launching a new online marketplace…
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Sennheiser’s best Dolby Atmos soundbar is getting a great free upgrade
Adjustable channels for 3D immersive audio Hi-res audio via TIDAL Connect and Google Cast New dialog enhancement mode Sennheiser’s flagship soundbar, the Ambeo Max, is getting a major firmware update called AMBEO OS2 that should deliver a serious audio upgrade to what’s already a very impressive soundbar. This is the…
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I tested the first next-gen RGB mini-LED, and while it’s a stunning TV, OLED doesn’t need to be worried just yet
When Hisense announced its 116-inch RGB mini-LED TV at CES 2025, the TV world took notice. RGB panel technology had already been realized in LG’s new Primary Tandem RGB OLED panel, with the promise of bolder, richer colors than had previously been seen in a TV. But combining that with…
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