Televisions

The LG UK6300, released in 2018, is a solid option for anyone looking to upgrade their old HDTV.

For a limited time, you can buy a 65-inch P-Series for just under $1,000 — that’s $200 off a TV that was just released several weeks ago.

The P-Series, which stands for “Performance Series,” is one of the highest-end 4K HDR TVs that Vizio makes.

The fancy new QLED TVs that Samsung announced earlier this year at CES 2019 are now available for purchase or pre-order on Samsung’s website.

You can find the deal on both Best Buy and Amazon.

if you’re looking for a 4K TV and you’re on a budget, you want to go TCL.

Announced at CES 2019, the Panasonic GZ2000 4K OLED TV is the world’s first TV to support HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and the HLG Photo format.

It’s the first rollable OLED TV and, coming this spring, it’s going to be available to consumers everywhere.

Sony’s reliably epic haul at CES continues this year with two massive new televisions.

The TCL Alto 5 and 7 Sound Bars will be available this Spring.

Thinking about getting an Apple 4K TV? Just get a really nice 4K TV instead.

Just look at it.

All of TCL’s 2018 6-Series come baked with Roku’s smart interface, Dolby Vision HDR, and 120 contrast control zones – they’re just really good and easy-to-use TVs.

The gist is that when you’re not watching TV, instead of having a big blank device hanging on your wall, you can display photos and artwork.

It’s almost the same price as LG’s LCD TVs.

We review the Sony MP-CD1, the company’s newest pico projector.

Wirecutter loves this tiny little TV.

This is the Vizio’s new flagship 4K HDR TV. It’s twice as bright as the company’s next brightest 4K TV.

It boasts a signature Sony design, thin with a minimalist central stand, and a picture quality that’s better-than-most in its price range.

Better HDR. Better Voice Controls.