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I'm sick of privacy worries, so I'm taking my TV off the internet for good
Do I need my TV online? No, I don't — here's how I'm finally pulling the plug on any spying or snooping fears, while still keeping my smart TV updated.
Who needs Dolby Atmos? These 6 4K Blu-rays support with DTS Master Audio surround sound (and 1 with stereo) are perfect for showing off what your your home theater can really do
While Dolby Atmos may have the name-power, its rival is no slouch either, so I picked my top 7 DTS-powered 4K Blu-rays.
Someone built a custom player for all 3D movie formats, forwards and back-compatible
An intrepid Redditor has built a 3D movie player that supports three different generations of 3D, with an eye to the future of TV and projector tech.
Exclusive: Q Acoustics' new boss says Tokyo's listening cafes are key to the future of hi-fi
Charlie Henderson's background includes Naim and Cambridge Audio, and he's got big plans for refreshing his latest hi-fi charge
I compared LG's latest OLED TVs side-by-side and I know which one I'd buy with my own money
All three of LG's 2026 OLED TVs are great, but which is really the best value for money? I compared them alongside each other to find out.
Here are 3 Batman 4K Blu-rays I'll be regularly watching until The Batman Part II's release
As Batman fans eagerly await The Batman Part II, now with a 2028 release, here are 3 of my favorite Batman 4K Blu-rays to watch at home
Roku: prices rise by up to 60%, and the memory shortage is to blame
The prices on all of the Roku streaming sticks and boxes have gone up — though only in the US for now.
Someone polled 4K Blu-ray player owners about the reliability of different models over time
A reddit poll of Blu-ray owners shows a big difference in the reliability of different firms' devices over time
