TVs Reviews

The value OLED TV of the year is here

A budget-buyer’s best friend or a temperamental Google TV? The TCL QM8 Mini-LED TV (2024) goes big on brightness and offers great connectivity options, but delivers dicey colors and poorly controlled audio.

The Bravia 3 is the most affordable TV that bears the Bravia name. It sports a decent-looking picture, but similarly priced TVs offer more features and better performance.

Small, light, and bright The Dangbei Atom is a compact laser projector offering good value. It’s small, light, and bright, making it easy to bring with you and setup wherever.

Panasonic has returned to the US in style, delivering an OLED with superior sound quality, ample reflection mitigation, and incredible performance.

Get the Chromecast with Google TV 4K if you want an excellent streaming device with Google Assistant built in.

The LG Cinebeam Q projector provides 4K projection with gorgeous color, but the tiny nature of this projector presents issues.

The Sony Bravia 8 OLED TV brings to bear Sony’s full arsenal of the entertainment giant’s picture and gaming technologies — but the competition is stiff.

The Hisense U7N is a great value for its price, but comes hard to recommend in the face of cheaper alternatives and its still-competitive predecessor, the U7K.

There’s a lot to love about Roku’s newest TV design, with its budget price being one of its biggest draws, but its newly added Mini-LED backlighting is the true standout feature here.