Sony has handed operational control of its TV business to TCL, but that doesn’t mean Sony TVs are going away. Here’s what’s changing, what’s not, and how it could impact buyers in the coming years.

LG’s G6 and C6 OLED TVs look similar on paper, but differences in brightness, performance, and pricing make the decision less obvious. Here’s how they compare and which one makes more sense.

On today’s episode of You Asked: How long should your OLED TV last? Will you actually notice a difference between different TV types? And why is Dolby Atmos not making it from your Blu-ray player to the speakers? Can you see the difference between OLED and QLED at a distance? @mk1976mk asks: Can a normal […]

When is it actually worth upgrading your TV, and do options like the TCL QM6K or LG’s C5 vs G5 OLEDs make a meaningful difference?

In this episode of You Asked, we tackle TV reliability, break down what QLED Plus actually means, and decide if the ultra-bright Hisense U9 is worth the price. Plus, we clear up the confusion around Mini LED vs edge-lit TVs so you know exactly what you’re buying. When TVs fail too soon @RatchetDuck asks: My […]

Amazon’s Spring Sale is bringing steep discounts on several popular Hisense TVs, offering buyers the chance to upgrade their home entertainment setup at some of the lowest prices of the year. The promotion includes a mix of Mini-LED smart TVs and lifestyle display models with savings ranging from around 12% to 40%, depending on the […]

In this episode of You Asked, we tackle viewer questions about using the LG C4 as a PC monitor in 2026, fixing greyed-out picture settings on Samsung TVs, getting the best performance out of the TCL QM6K Pro, and connecting a satellite box to a Sony Bravia TV running Google TV. Is the LG C4 […]

Let’s get this out of the way now. OLED is absolutely undefeated when it comes to contrast and viewing angle. If I had the budget to build a dedicated home theater space in my home, and money was no object, I would be mounting the largest OLED TV I could get my hands on in […]

On today’s episode of You Asked: What’s on the way from Sony to replace the Bravia 9, and should you still consider buying one in 2026 versus more recent competition? And why does picture quality take a dip in game mode? What’s replacing the Sony Bravia 9 in 2026? @willgatlin8229 asks: What’s taking the Sony […]

On today’s episode of You Asked: Why don’t all giant TVs come with legs that can sit the TV on the floor? Filmmaker vs. Movie mode. And should you still be buying 2024 TV models? Filmmaker mode vs. movie mode @brandonchappell1535 asks: My TCL has filmmaker mode. Is this considered to be better than movie […]

On today’s episode of You Asked, we cover what to do about an 83-inch TV that’s too bright, whether it’s time to upgrade a 10-year-old TV, and whether a calibration can extend the life of your OLED. Is an 83-inch TV too bright? @msbgone asks: I went with an 83-inch TV, and it’s so bright […]

On today’s episode of You Asked: Can we give it a rest with pumping up the TV brightness? Why is Samsung adding Nvidia G-Sync support but not Dolby Vision? And what type of TV will work best in a room with wraparound windows? Can we stop pumping up TV brightness? @allclear4115 asks: I’m depressed about […]

On today’s episode of You Asked: Is it still worth buying an Apple TV 4K in 2026? Is the LG C5 the better choice over a Sony OLED? And in a bright room, are you going with the Bravia 9, or letting Samsung’s S95F OLED take on that glare instead?

For anyone who relies on headphones to get through the daily grind, there is a familiar and frustrating cycle. You buy a pair because the marketing promises the world – silence in a chaotic subway, concert-hall 3D sound, and crystal-clear calls – but reality rarely matches the hype. A week in, you realize the “active” […]

On today’s episode of You Asked: What’s a good TV that can double as a work monitor and gaming TV? Plus, an increasingly important question: What are some good TVs that don’t spy on you? TVs that don’t spy on you @raffin2040: Do you know any good TV’s to get that don’t spy on you? Not […]

This week on You Asked, we tackle some of the most common TV buying questions right now, from choosing between LG and Samsung’s latest OLEDs to which brands handle upscaling best. We also dig into whether Dolby Vision 2 is a reason to hold off on a new TV purchase, or if today’s high-end sets are already good enough.

TCL is taking majority control of Sony’s TV business in a surprise move that could reshape Bravia pricing, production, and the future of premium TVs.

For millions of users, the Spotify experience is heavily driven by algorithmic discovery. But thanks to the recent integration with ChatGPT, more users are taking an conversation route to discover new podcasts.

From local dimming and HDR brightness to Mini LED, RGB LED, and Dolby Vision 2, we answer reader questions about modern TV picture quality and what display technology matters most in 2026.

Dolby Vision 2 delivers a significant leap in picture quality, bringing more lifelike color, better motion handling, and creator-intended visuals to everything from flagship TVs to surprisingly affordable budget models.

Aurzen showcases a new generation of portable projectors—from a tri-fold, pocket-sized design to Google TV and Roku TV models—highlighting how projection is expanding beyond the living room into cars, travel, and everyday life.

AI was the dominate theme throughout Samsung's CES 2026 press conference.

Is Mini LED worth the savings over OLED? This episode of You Asked breaks down smarter TV buying choices, eARC cable basics, and what new TV tech to watch for at CES.

We'll run you through a few major predictions for how headphones and earbuds will change over 2026.

The AirPods Pro 3 and Timekettle W4 both offer real-time translation, but there's a clear winner.

Here are our 2026 home theater predictions, including a wire-free year and some advances in soundbars and projectors.