Kob Monney

It’s a new year which means another round of TVs that will be coming to your living rooms. As usual, they’l boast of improvements, small and big, over their predecessors to give you a reason to part ways for your money. But what can you expect from TVs in 2025. We’re not expecting any new

As another CES rolls into town it's time to take a look at what the technological showcase might have in store for TV and audio.

Samsung sells more TVs and soundbars then any other AV brand in the world, so when it has new products to announce, every waits to see what will be revealed. And Samsung has plenty on its plate for 2025. Its bringing new 4K and 8K TVs to the market, along with new technology in its

With a swish of its wand, LG has made Micro Lens Array technology for its OLEDs disappear, replaced by LG Display’s brand new 4-stack panel technology.

As far as true wireless earbuds go, when it comes to call quality they’re often not great. If you want to make a call, you’re stuck with poor pick-up of

Of the headphones I’ve reviewed, LG’s previous forays into headphones haven’t been great, nor have they been too bad. They seemed to be stuck in the

Samsung definitely has the quality, but there's no denying that budget TVs from Hisense and TCL are changing the game.

If there's one thing I learned from CES it's that the TV landscape is 2025 is set to become more confusing, not more accessible.

Netflix's latest price rise, above all, shows us exactly where the streaming wars is headed, and you better get your wallet ready.