TVs Reviews

The BenQ HT2060 is stunningly well rounded for a sub-$1,000 projector that gamers and movie lovers alike can enjoy.

The Optoma GT2100HDR is a bright, low-latency projector suited to gaming, but it has weak color and isn’t well rounded next to competitors.

The Samsung CU8000 delivers okay picture quality for the money, but it struggles against the competition.

A bright and capable midrange TV.

This slim, stylish Windows 11 ultraportable offers a great webcam and beautiful OLED display, but don't expect great performance.

The Hisense UX literally shines with the highest brightness we’ve measured and OLED-like black levels, but there’s some trade-offs.

The Epson Home Cinema 3800 is a powerful projector, but it’s not quite the complete package others are.

The pricey Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 impresses thanks to its expansive 49-inch curved OLED display and lightning-fast 240Hz refresh rate.

One TV that does it all.

The Amazon Fire TV 2-Series will get you a smart TV with decent features at a bargain price. Unfortunately, that comes with serious tradeoffs, including one of the dimmest displays we’ve ever tested.