Television Reviews

The Hisense U8QG is a great value and the brand's brightest TV yet. It's also packed with a wide array of features that make it an excellent option for gaming.

JVC's DLA-NZ700 is the sweet spot in the company's projector range, offering much the same level of performance found in its higher-end models at a more affordable price.

Epson’s QL7000 projector can be paired with screens as large as 300 inches, and it’s so bright you won’t even need to dim the lights.

Sony's flagship 4K Blu-ray player is undeniably good, but better value options are available.

BenQ’s GP520 projector is a value-minded home theater option, giving you a bright 4K picture, respectable sound, and a Google TV streamer all in one package.

The Sky Glass Gen 2 is a highly convenient TV package with an improved display, but its lacklustre gaming feature-set is a real shame.

LG’s G5 uses a new OLED TV display panel to hit dizzying brightness heights, making it a versatile option for daytime and dark room viewing.

The Dangbei Atom enters a crowded portable projector market, with mixed results.

Samsung’s QN900F expertly delivers the few bits of true 8K content now poking their head above the parapet, and is also a 4K video and gaming super star.

While there are few differences between the LG C5 and its predecessor, it's still a phenomenal TV that will cater to every need for most users.