Ryan Epps
Ryan Epps is a Staff Writer at Tom's Guide, covering TVs, projectors, and other tech news. During off hours, he's either working on his next YouTube video, playing Dark Souls, or enjoying some strange 90's anime without really knowing what's going on. Ryan has covered tech for two years at Tech Times, as well as entertainment and gaming at Digital Trends, International Business Times, and TheGamer. He's a passionate writer who has loads of short stories and poems in tiny notebooks written since the age of six. Ryan joined Tom's Guide as a Staff Writer at the end of 2023. He graduated from Seton Hall University in 2016 with a BA in English and Creative Writing.
Latest articles by Ryan Epps
LG Display announces production of new gaming OLED — and it’s a world's first
By Ryan Epps published
LG Display’s new panel fuses OLED tech with gaming prowess through switchable refresh rates, MLA panel design and a newly-designed DFR feature.
I ditched my Sony WH-1000XM5 for the Nothing Ear — here’s what happened
By Ryan Epps published
Can over-ear headphones be beaten in quality and comfort by Nothing's affordable new earbuds? That’s what I wanted to find out.
Sony’s A95L QD-OLED is getting a major refresh with 2024 TV features
By Ryan Epps published
On the heels of launching its brand new 2024 TV lineup, Sony is set to give its A95L a software boost with features found on its newest range of displays.
Apple just struck a deathblow to overpriced movies in hotels with AirPlay debut
By Ryan Epps published
Apple is finally bringing AirPlay to select hotels and resorts across North America, letting you stream music, shows, and movies without the exorbitant costs.
I’ve been testing the Nothing Ear (a) and they’re amazing wireless earbuds for $99
By Ryan Epps last updated
Not yet ratedAs a firm believer in the style, comfort, and performance of over-hear headphones over earbuds, Nothing’s Ear (a) is a testament to the smaller form factor’s potential.
Sony 2024 TV lineup: All the latest Mini-LED, OLED, and LED TVs coming this year
By Ryan Epps published
Sony’s Bravia TV line is bringing massive strides this year with slimmer bezels, brighter panels, and improved backlighting across its range.
I witnessed the future of Sony’s ULT audio technology — and it left me confused
By Ryan Epps last updated
Our first look at Sony’s newest ULT audio hardware leaves me in a bind, as although the sound is there I’m still at a loss for a real reason to upgrade.
TV security is at an all-time low and it’s time for a major upgrade — how to stay safe
By Ryan Epps published
As TVs continue to improve, their underlying security must also find better ways of stifling unwarranted attacks and breaches to keep our data secure.
7 shows like ‘Tokyo Vice’ to watch while you wait for season 3 renewal
By Ryan Epps published
With the ‘Tokyo Vice’ finale bringing a close to its second season, fans need the perfect replacement for its neon-noir look into the criminal underworld and bustling newsroom.
Prime Video’s ‘Fallout’ series got me back into ‘Fallout 3’ on PS3, and it’s like I never left
By Ryan Epps published
Prime Video's 'Fallout' suckered me back into the Capital Wasteland on PS3, and I'm in love all over again.
I went hands-on with the Sony ULT Field 1 and it's my new go-to travel speaker
By Ryan Epps published
Not yet ratedSony’s new ULT Field 1 portable speaker is a boombox in a small, compact form made to travel with ease.
Roku TVs just got a big free upgrade — here’s the top 3 features
By Ryan Epps last updated
Roku has added a slew of enhancements to its interface, including a robust Smart Picture feature that dynamically adjusts picture quality and artful Backdrops.
The new Roku Pro Series is a better, cheaper version of Samsung's The Frame
By Ryan Epps last updated
Roku is adding a brand-new QLED TV to its lineup that pushes the bounds on budget displays with the Roku Plus Series.
TCL just announced a new 98-inch QD Mini-LED TV with an eye-searing 3,500 nits of brightness
By Ryan Epps published
TCL is set to bring to market a Mini-LED TV built with a 120W speaker, 144Hz refresh rate, and brightness that hits 3500 nits, making this a gamer’s paradise.
‘Tokyo Vice’ finale hits all the sweets spots — and makes me crave season 3
By Ryan Epps published
With the final episode of ‘Tokyo Vice’ bringing Tozawa’s reign to a close, what will become of this thrilling look into the beautiful world of 1990s Japan?
Nothing teases new release for April — and it could be a major AirPods rival
By Ryan Epps published
In its newest social product tease, Nothing brings together a yellow frog and a beetle as it gears up for a potential major earbud launch come April 18.
Roku just announced a free NBA channel — here’s everything you get
By Ryan Epps published
Roku TV home screens will soon become a sports hub via a free ad-supported NBA channel with news, highlights, documentaries, and more.
Apple Beats Solo 4 rumored to launch soon — here's what we know
By Ryan Epps last updated
Beats Solo headphones have been dormant since 2016, but they're set to return as soon as this week, according to a report in Bloomberg.
What to watch in April 2024: 15 new movies and shows coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more
By Kelly Woo published
Our guide on what to watch in April 2024 include 'Fallout,' 'Welcome to Wrexham' and 'Star Trek: Discovery'
LG’s webOS 23 finally lands on these older TV models — see if yours is on the list
By Ryan Epps last updated
As part of its webOS Re:New Program, LG is updating its 2022 TVs with modern features.
Hurry! Get this 75-inch Mini-LED TV for $300 off before Amazon’s Big Spring Sale ends
By Ryan Epps published
Perfect for the college basketball season, this 75-inch TCL Q6 Mini-LED is just $599 — a $300 saving thanks to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.
You can get a free 65-inch Samsung TV on Amazon right now if you pre-order a 2024 TV
By Ryan Epps published
Samsung is sharing the love in the lead up to its 2024 TV lineup debut with a free display on a purchase of one its brand new TVs.
Rise of the Rōnin is the Dark Souls and Ghost of Tsushima mix I always wanted
By Ryan Epps published
Rise of the Rōnin puts you into a world wracked by no uncertain evils that only push your sword-fighting skills ever-forward in a cyclical challenge of art blended with history.
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