Television Reviews

Can the mid-range Sony A80L OLED TV without brightness-boosting bells and whistles still compete with the latest OLED superstars? Yes, if you appreciate the finer things.

Samsung’s QN90C packs many of the same features as its flagship QN95C Neo QLED, but sells for considerably less.

With significantly enhanced brightness, Panasonic’s new flagship OLED TV – the MZ2000 – is a beacon.

The LG Cinebeam HU915QE's exceptional brightness makes it a great option for both day and nighttime viewing, but that brightness comes at a price.

With far more local dimming zones than its predecessor and an improved processor, the Samsung QN95C is a good reminder that there's innovation in TVs outside of OLED.

Samsung says its sophomore Quantum Dot TV is brighter, cleverer and more colourful than its predecessor. But can it really deliver a big step forward just a year on from the technology’s debut?

The Sennheiser Ambeo Soundbar Plus is the brand's latest premium soundbar and it's an astonishingly good TV companion.

LG's mid-range TV is a feature-packed option for gamers and movie fans. You can spend more on an OLED and you can also spend less, but the C3 seems just right.

Yamaha is strongly betting that small is beautiful with its latest Yamaha SR-C30A Soundbar and Wireless Subwoofer.

LG’s CS OLED TV manages to keep costs down by marrying old and new to mostly good effect.