The XR Processor features an AI driven scene-recognition system that detects and analyzes each scene to enhance realism. The ...

The Insignia 65-inch F50 Series 4K QLED is on sale for $300 today. Save big on this budget-friendly set when you purchase the ...

With a slew of gaming features including a 165Hz refresh rate, the Hisense U7QG is shaping up to be the budget-friendly ...

The successor to the 'crown jewel' A95L is here and is seriously impressive. Sony is also expanding its range of Bravia TVs ...

Limited game support and fiddly software make Samsung's Odyssey 3D gaming monitor a tricky tech showcase to recommend ...

The global 4K TV Market is set for substantial expansion, with its market valuation projected to increase from USD 246.67 billion in 2024 to USD 472.93 billion by 2033, at a compound annual growth ...

We’ll start with LCDs because they account for most TVs on the market. Here’s how an LCD (liquid crystal display) TV works: Unlike OLED TVs, described down below, LCD TVs all have a backlight ...

Not all TVs support Filmmaker Mode, but it is very common on 4K models and works across both SDR and HDR content. LG, Panasonic, TP Vision (which makes Philips TVs), Samsung, Vizio and Hisense are ...

A QLED is a TV that uses an LCD (liquid crystal display) panel with an LED (light emitting diode) or Mini LED backlight and a filter of quantum dots. QLED TVs may or may not include local dimming ...

Pro Tip: All OLED panels used by Philips and other TV brands are made by the LG Display Company. An OLED TV uses Organic LEDs, which are self-emitting (no blacklight or LCD display panel required).

I could list plenty of reasons to browse the best 120Hz 4K TV options, but if you play fast-paced shooters on console, you'll already know why you're here. Now that the PS5 and Xbox Series X can ...

The best TVs to pass through our test rooms that we can personally recommend Buying a new TV isn’t something many people do very often, so picking one can be both exciting and a little bit daunting.