Television Reviews

I tested a JBL soundbar with battery powered detachable speakers, and it absolutely blew me away.

Can WiiM rival Sonos in the world of Dolby Atmos soundbars? Here’s my view after testing out the company’s first ever soundbar.

The Sony Bravia 9 II shows the next evolution of backlit TVs and how they can compete with OLED — although at a cost.

Our review of the Focal Mu-so Hekla asks, among other things: when is a soundbar not a soundbar? And when is a Naim Mu-so speaker not a Naim Mu-so speaker?

The Sonos Beam Ultra is an excellent compact Dolby Atmos soundbar that offers expansive, immersive, and clear audio for movies and music alike.

The Samsung R95H is a successful first foray into RGB TVs for the brand, and while the tech still can't quite topple OLED, it's a sign of what RGB mini-LED tech is capable of.

The Valerion VisionMaster Max is a high-end projector providing exceptional visual quality. But its high price opens it up to competition.

With its vibrant, bright, sharp and contrast-rich pictures, the Sony Bravia 5 offers some seriously punchy performance given its relatively affordable price point.

The LifeStudio Grand is a refresh of Epson’s earlier LS650 projector, and while it has some good-to-see improvements, it’s not a major upgrade.

Sony's entry-level RGB TV, the Bravia 7 II, is a strong overall performer that might not beat the best OLEDs, but gives them a good run for the money.