TVs Reviews

The JMGO N1S Ultimate improves on what was already a great projector, though its competition made bigger advancements.

The Hisense U65QF offers best-in-class backlight technology and a 144Hz refresh rate for around $500.

The TCL QM7K is a full step up from bargain-priced sets, with good picture quality and a generally satisfying feature collection.

The LG QNED80T is the most affordable QNED TV in LG’s 2024 lineup, and unfortunately, its edge-lighting limitations hold it back in the face of tough competition.

Samsung bets on AI and anti-glare with the S95F, its most advanced OLED television to date.

The Aurzen ZIP Tri-Fold is perfect for traveling, camping or watching and playing video games in bed, and it impresses with its color reproduction.

In my Samsung Frame Pro hands-on review, I go over the biggest upgrades and preliminary test results of this pricey art TV.

The LG C5 OLED fuses multiple technologies that maximize everything about the TV experience.

The Hisense U6N Mini-LED TV is a great TV for the money, but it has some shortcomings that make it still a distinctly budget TV.

Hisense's commitment to competitively priced Mini-LED TVs remains strong with the new U7QG, which could be gaming TV of the year.