Tag: televisions
Best Buy’s 60th Anniversary sale has some seriously tempting TCL TV deals — our favorite models are up to $2,000 off
The Best Buy 60th Anniversary sale includes a myriad of excellent TV discounts this week, but I don’t think any touch the retailer’s deals on the TCL brand specifically when it comes to outright value. Right now, Best Buy’s discounts range up to $2,000 off across a range of 2025…
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This 9-in-1 USB dock with a Blu-ray drive just smashed its Kickstarter goal by 300x—as backers succumb to dongle fatigue and physical media nostalgia
The BluHub reads and writes Blu-rays, DVDs and CDs It has 4x USB 3.0 ports and two card reader slots The Kickstarter Super Early bird price is $59 (about £40 / AU$80) If you’ve got a fairly recent computer you’ll be vividly aware that for everything but high-powered gaming PCs,…
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Apple TV 4K fans are begging for these 3 upgrades from the leaked Siri Remote — but one is already possible today
New version of Siri Remote appears in latest Apple code There are no details of how it might differ from the current one One popular wish, customizable buttons, is already possible Apple‘s latest product leaks include good news for Apple TV owners like me: a new Siri remote is coming.…
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NFL starts next month — here are 11 TV deals that I’d buy, including up to $1,600 off 4K, QLED and OLED TVs
Even though it might still feel like summer, football season starts next month, with the NFL kicking off on September 9. That means it’s time to upgrade your home cinema setup with a brand-new TV, and I’m here to help you find the best display and, most importantly, save money.…
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Sony Bravia 7 II vs Samsung R95H: which RGB TV wins, and does either model topple OLED? I tested them side-by-side to find out
RGB TVs have become the talk of the TV world this year, with just about every brand releasing their own RGB model. While the tech is still in its infancy, having been introduced by Hisense in 2025, the tech is being touted as an OLED-killer, delivering much higher brightness and…
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Dolby says Dolby Vision 2 HDR should come to cheaper TVs than the original — and the basic version is less expensive to license than Dolby Vision 2 Max to achieve that
Dolby confirms that Dolby Vision 2 Max is intended to be the replacement for Dolby Vision 1 in more premium TVs Standard Dolby Vision 2 is intended to come to budget TVs that wouldn’t have included DV1, and will be cheaper as a result More chips that support Dolby Vision…
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