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The Google TV Streamer just got a huge 50% price hike in the US
By Carrie Marshall Published
Google's TV streamer has gone up 50% in the US, with other countries set to follow.

Dali's new subwoofer aims to make its affordable 5-star stereo speakers sound even bigger and better
By Carrie Marshall Published
Dali's colorful compact subwoofer is the perfect partner for its Kupid and Sonik speakers.

Samsung's best OLED TV is getting a dramatic special version that hides its worst feature under a neat Scandi design — and adds a giant audiophile sound system at the same time
By Carrie Marshall Published
Samsung has teamed up with audiophile firm Canvas to create the HiFi S99H, a flagship OLED with an integrated Hi-Fi sound system.

How does Sony's new Bravia 6 OLED TV compare to the LG C6 and Samsung S90H? Here's what we know
By Carrie Marshall Published
Sony's new Bravia 6 TV is a mid-range OLED priced similarly to the LG C6 and Samsung S90H, but its panel is believed to be OLED SE like the LG B6.

The 'world's first audiophile soundbar' is getting an awesome Atmos update
By Carrie Marshall Published
Canvas has expanded its Canvas L soundbar with Dolby Surround and Atmos support via a new control box

This 9-in-1 USB dock with a Blu-ray drive is smashing its crowdfunding goal
By Carrie Marshall Published
The BluHub is a USB 3 hub with an integrated BD/DVD/CD writer — and despite its early Kickstarter success, some are warning of red flags.

Apple TV 4K fans are begging for these 3 upgrades in the leaked Siri Remote
By Carrie Marshall Published
What we'd like to see in the 2026 Apple TV remote — and the Apple TV tip you can try today.

Sonos Live Activities return to iOS lock screens — here's how to get them
By Carrie Marshall Published
The Sonos app now uses Live Activities to put controls on your lock screen. It's off by default but easy to enable.

Dolby Vision 2 HDR should come to more budget TVs than the original, and will be cheaper to license
By Matt Bolton Published
Dolby Vision 2 Max replaces Dolby Vision 1, while Dolby Vision 2 is meant for a new breed of budget TV — and Dolby says its the best-value picture upgrade that manufacturers can get.
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