Hisense didn’t bring many TVs to CES 2025, but what did make the journey may well be a sign of the future of display technology. The brand’s 116-inch RGB LED TV, dubbed the UX Trichroma TV, uses a new kind of LED lighting system with the potential to shake upContinue Reading
We then got to see the fully assembled RGB prototype next to Sony’s best traditional mini-LED TV, the Bravia 9 (9/10, WIRED Recommends), and its 2023 flagship OLED, the A95L (9/10, WIRED Recommends), and again the results were impressive. While the prototype wasn’t able to create the same perfect blackContinue Reading
Honorable Mentions LG S95TR Photograph: Parker Hall There are a lot of great soundbars out there, and we don’t have room to feature them all. Here are some others you might want to consider. LG’s S95TR for $1,000-1,300: LG’s 9.1.5-channel soundbar (8/10, WIRED Recommends) doesn’t perform as well as Samsung’sContinue Reading
Setting Up a Projector Projectors offer larger screen sizes and a more cinematic viewing experience than their TV counterparts, but that doesn’t mean they’re easier to set up. That’s why we have an entire guide to How to Buy a Projector to check out! Unless you’re going for a portableContinue Reading
It’s finally happening—welcome to the big game. Whether you’re hosting a watch party with friends or just streaming it on your phone while you’re at work, it’s super easy to watch the Super Bowl for free this year. No cable subscription or trial streaming subscription is required to see theContinue Reading
Roku is our favorite streaming OS because it has just about every streaming app there is, and the setup is hassle-free. You don’t have to be technologically savvy to figure it out. Roku also isn’t made by one of the major tech companies. Even though it has moved to includeContinue Reading
If you Like free stuff, an indoor TV antenna should be high on your list. For a small upfront fee you get free, high-quality digital broadcasts like local and national news, sports, movies, and tons of TV shows from past and present. Today’s digital antennas already provide multiple high-definition channels,Continue Reading
Especially in its early years, OLED’s standout concern has been its increased risk of burn-in, or image retention, over traditional backlit displays. Due in part to the use of organic compounds, OLED panels can more easily degrade at different rates over time, which could potentially lead to variations in brightnessContinue Reading
In the world of new TVs, the goalposts are always moving. As soon as you feel safe splurging on a new set, another reason to hold out comes along. First there was 3D. Then 4K. Let’s not forget about OLED and quantum dots, then cheaper 4K and cheaper OLED. ThisContinue Reading
