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5 of the best 4K Blu-ray discs I've tested for showing off your TV's colors
By James Davidson Published
4K Blu-ray is excellent for showing off a TV's colors, and these are 5 of the best discs I've tested as part of the Blu-ray Bounty.

The best 32-inch TV: small screens for any budget
By James Davidson Last updated
The best 32-inch smart TVs offer excellent value for many, with compact sizing and affordable pricing that small TVs can offer.

Best ultra short throw projectors: big, bright images from a box
By River Hart Last updated
Buying Guide We've selected the best ultra short throw projectors at a range of prices for beaming big, bright images in your living room.

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.

The best Samsung TV for all budgets, tested by our reviewers
By James Davidson Last updated
Updated Love Samsung TVs but not sure which one to buy? Our guide to the best Samsung TVs can help you find what you're looking for.

The best 40, 42 and 43-inch TVs, chosen by our experts
By Matt Bolton Last updated
Updated The best 40- to 43-inch TVs hit that sweet spot between small and large-scale TV displays, and can deliver high-end picture quality, or can hit super-affordable prices.

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.

The best 48-, 49- and 50-inch TVs for every budget
By James Davidson Last updated
Updated The best 48, 49 and 50-inch TVs can provide a lot of value and performance in a reasonable amount of space.

Sony Bravia 7 II vs Samsung R95H: which RGB TV comes out on top and can they topple OLED?
By James Davidson Published
As more RGB TVs become available, I decided to test the Sony Bravia 7 II next to the Samsung R95H — but which one is the better buy?

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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