John Archer
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Samsung HW-Q990C Review
Samsung’s flagship soundbars have earned a fearsome reputation, so hopefully the new Q990C can continue the peerless run of form → Read More
Samsung QN95C review: a super-bright mini-LED TV that thinks it's an OLED
With far more local dimming zones than its predecessor and an improved processor, the Samsung QN95C is a good reminder that there's innovation in TVs outside of OLED. → Read More
Samsung QN900C (QE75QN900C) Review
The Samsung QE75QN900C is the best LCD TV in the brand's 2023 range - and its resolution is just the start of its charms. → Read More
How to use the Samsung S95C OLED TV’s settings to get a perfect picture
Samsung's S95C looks great in its default settings, but its pictures can’t still be made even better with a little effort. → Read More
Explained: the tech that makes Samsung's new QD-OLED TV such a huge leap forward
The Samsung S95C is a blockbuster new OLED TV, and this technology is the reason why. → Read More
Samsung QN95C (QE65QN95C) Review: A spectacular Mini LED TV
The Samsung QE65QN95C Mini LED TV takes on the new OLED generation with a big increase in dimming zones, and the results are spectacular → Read More
Samsung HW-Q990B Review
The Samsung WH-Q990B's 16-channels of sound immerse you in Dolby Atmos movies like no other soundbar before. → Read More
LG Reveals Pricing And Availability For Its 2023 OLED TVs
How deep will your pockets need to be? → Read More
IMAX Enhanced Experience Set To Expand On Disney+
The format’s advantages will extend to sound as well as picture quality → Read More
Samsung Unveils New Gaming Monitors, Including QD OLED And World’s First Dual UHD Design
There are still plenty of reasons for gamers to pick monitors over even the latest premium TVs → Read More
Samsung UE55BU8500 review
Is Samsung’s top non-QLED TV the bargain we’re all hoping for? → Read More
TCL 55C735K review
A very affordable 55-inch TV with comprehensive gaming and HDR support that also performs well. What’s not to like? → Read More
Roku Launches New One-Stop Cross-Platform Sports Hub
As the streaming world becomes ever more fractured, with content being split across more and more streaming services, sports fans are finding it increasingly difficult to keep track of their favourite teams. In fact, according to recent research by smart TV platform Roku, 61% of respondents would like a centralized location from where they could access sports footage, while 63% want features on… → Read More
Devialet Dione review: Ballsy design with performance to match
Devialet's debut soundbar offers up an intriguing, premium design, but at £1990/$2400, does it deliver a premium performance too? → Read More
Devialet Dione review: Ballsy design with performance to match
Devialet's debut soundbar offers up an intriguing, premium design, but at £1990/$2400, does it deliver a premium performance too? → Read More
BBC Confirms It Will Stream World Cup Matches In 4K
Just make sure you watch via the iPlayer rather than the BBC’s broadcast channels → Read More
Harman Kardon Citation Multibeam 1100 review
The Harman Kardon Citation Multibeam 1100 is a good-looking, great-sounding Atmos soundbar that makes the most of movies and music. Read our full → Read More
Philips OLED807 review: Ticks every box (55OLED807)
Philips' OLED807 gives you a whole lot of OLED TV for under £1500. But how does it hold up in an increasingly competitive OLED marketplace? → Read More
Sky Glass One Year On
On October 7 2021 British subscription satellite broadcaster Sky stunned the AV world by unveiling Sky Glass: A genuine potential ‘next step’ in the evolution of TV technology capable of delivering a ’live’ TV service sporting more than a hundred channels all via streaming. The old dish for receiving Sky’s traditional satellite broadcasts was no longer required, and the switch to all streaming… → Read More
There's no excuse for House of the Dragon's darkness problem
Shows should be mastered for the TVs they're actually watched on, says John Archer. → Read More