Reviews of TVs, TV audio & media players

We have reviewed Samsung's first 8K TV that also boasts 4000 nits peak brightness, "AI" upscaling, and the latest smart features

HW-N950 supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS:X through its 7.1.4 channel output. It is the successor to HW-K950. Here's our full review

A9F is Sony's new OLED flagship with a new video processor, 4K HDR, a unique sound system and Android Oreo. Here's our in-depth review

HT-Z9F in the US and HT-Z9F in Europe an affordable Dolby Atmos / DTS:X soundbar with optional rear speakers. Read our review

We have tested the new compact Beam soundbar from Sonos, which is a more affordable option than Playbar

2018 OLED from Philips with 4K, HDR, Ambilight and Android TV. Read our full review

We are reviewing Polk Audio's compact yet powerful MagniFi Max soundbar

ST5000 is Sony's first soundbar with Atmos. It has since been updated to DTS:X. Here's our review

Q8 is a scaled-down version of Q9FN with fewer dimming zones. Q8 also features 4K, HDR, Tizen & Samsung's One Remote.

FZ800 and FZ950 are Panasonic's 2018 OLED TVs with 4K and HDR. The difference lies in audio

Loewe has a full line-up of OLED TVs with 4K and Dolby Vision. Here's our review of the bild 5 with an integrated 1TB hard drive

FX700 is a mid-range 4K LCD TV with HDR10+ and a refreshed platform. Another value-for-money TV from the Japanese brand?

Samsung's 2018 Q9 with full array local dimming. The company is also focusing on design and new smart features

2018 OLED with the new 'Alpha 9' video processor, 4K and Dolby Vision. Can LG cement its position as the OLED TV brand?

A8F is Sony's latest OLED TV with 4K, Android TV, and the unique Acoustic Surface speaker system. Read our full review

The 2018 version features FALD, the X1 Extreme processor, a new “X-motion Clarity” system, and promises of Dolby Vision support & Android 8.0

We have reviewed Heos Bar, Heos Sub, Heos AVR, Heos 1, Heos 3 & Heos 5. So, how does it stack up against Sonos, Sony, Samsung, and the rest?

The Frame is a TV that doubles as a picture frame. In our review we take a closer look at the concept

Eclipse is Bang & Olufsen's first OLED TV. It is also the company's first TV with Dolby Vision and LG webOS. Here's our full review

The TV market is changing in fundamental ways with streaming, 4K HDR, & TV operating systems. It is the perfect time to make a grand entrance so does Apple TV 4K has what it takes?

B7 is LG's most affordable OLED but it still offers 4K, HDR, webOS, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. That sounds like a recipe for success. So, is it? Read our review

The quantum dots are gone but MU7000 still offers 4K resolution, support for HDR, and an updated Tizen operating system. Another value-for-money Samsung TV?

Philips' second-generation OLED TVs gains a P5 video processor and still offers 4K, HDR, Android TV, and of course Ambilight. Here's our full review

We have put Samsung's 2017 flagship TV to the test. It is priced to match OLED but can picture quality compare? Find our in our extensive review