Tag: televisions
The 9 best TV deals for the Sweet Sixteen: save up to $900 on 4K, QLED and OLED TVs
The Sweet Sixteen officially kicks off today, and if you’re still looking to upgrade your TV to watch the tournament, then you’re in luck. I’m rounding up today’s nine best March Madness TV deals, which include up to $1,000 in savings on best-rated 4K, QLED, and OLED displays. I’ve searched…
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Samsung and LG TVs in Europe are about to get tons of excellent free movies and shows
Fancy getting your hands on top TV shows and movies for free? Me too, and Sony‘s bringing just that to Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels and TiVo Plus users. The new Sony One service is a collection of some 54 free, ad-supported TV (FAST) channels that’ll bring you everything from…
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The best deal from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is a free 65-inch 4K TV from Samsung
We’re nearing the end of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, and we’ve just spotted what might possibly be the best deal from the six-day event. The retailer is giving away a free Samsung 65-inch 4K TV when you pre-order a 2024 Samsung TV, and if you’re a Prime member, you can…
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Best Buy launches massive March Madness TV sale – up to $900 off Samsung, LG and TLC
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading that old TV – now’s the time. Not only do we have fantastic deals coinciding with March Madness, but Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart have all launched big Spring Sales. Of the three, we’d single out Best Buy as the top retailer right now…
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You can now pre-order Samsung’s next-gen 2024 TVs and funky Music Frame speaker
When Samsung listed the European prices for its new 2024 range of OLED and QLED TVs, we were a bit disappointed to report that a number of models were getting price hikes. As we wrote last month, there were “major jumps in some cases, well above Eurozone inflation rates”. We…
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We could soon see an end to OLED burn-in – here’s why
If you happen to have one of our picks for the best OLED TV, then burn-in might be a nagging concern that sits at the back of your TV-appreciating mind; but there could soon be a panacea to this problem. That’s because the University of Cambridge (via research published in…
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