With a new 65-inch model joining its larger siblings, LG's 2024 OLED lineup gets more powerful, while still getting rid of annoying wires.

Samsung's CES 2024 lineup of QLED and OLED TVs offer up some bigger sizes, advanced AI features, and accessibility features for better sound and picture.

It's not a big secret that we're going to see some pretty incredible TV tech at CES 2024 — and some of the companies already have let the cat out of the bag.

As Roku TV enters its second decade of existence, it's adding a new trio of Pro Series televisions to its smart TV lineup.

Vizio smart TVs from 2021 and up (and some from 2020) are about to get a software update that should make the Vizio Home experience a good bit faster.

Amazon Fire TV made a change that causes some users to be forced into full-screen ads and promos. We shouldn't be surprised.

Can sunlight damage your OLED? Why do monitors look better in the store? And is a TV or PC monitor better for gaming and streaming? Let's find out.

Hisense's 110UX will be the brightest consumer TV ever made when it debuts at CES 2024.

Sharp has released its promised OLED-powered Roku TV in both 55- and 65-inch screen sizes.

It's a great time to buy a 4K TV. But if you want 4K quality, count on spending a lot more every month.

Asking whether streaming video is still worth it is very much asking the wrong question. At least if you care about your own control and flexibility.

It's not quite what folks want in a true dumb TV, but that TCL gives you any option not to use the full Google TV system is a good choice to have.

Amazon, Apple, Google, and Roku each has good options for screensavers on their various streaming devices. But one platform definitely stands out.

This probably should go without saying, but we'll say it anyway: Do not buy obsolete hardware with unsupported software. Even if it's inexpensive.

You'll soon be able to buy Sony's Bravia A75L OLED 4K TV, which lowers the entry price of a Sony OLED TV by up to $500.

The new TCL flagship TV promises unprecedented brightness power and brightness control.

Vizio's back with two new 4K QLED TVs that offer tons of features and big-screen sizes for very competitive prices.

Roku is making it even easier to keep up with your favorite NFL team, and live games, via its new NFL Zone on its home screen.

Hisense's 100-inch U8K is the world's largest mini-LED 4K TV and yet at $10,000, it's far from the most expensive big-screen TV you can buy.

Keeping your Samsung smart TV software up to date ensures you're getting the best performance from your set. Here are a few ways to find and install updates.

While it's relatively easy to toggle captions and subtitles inside apps, two remote controls are frustratingly close to make it a one-button endeavor.

LG has announced the suggested pricing for its new M3 OLED TVs with wireless technology, with orders expected to open late August 2023

If you want to hang LG's 97-inch wireless TV on your wall, here's how much it will cost and when you can get one.

Hisense has just released its flagship 2023 U8K mini-LED TV and has thrown in some big discounts to mark the occasion.

TV model numbers are confusing enough, but what Samsung is doing with its OLED TVs is downright misleading.

Hisense has released the most affordable mini-LED TV you can buy – the 2023 U6K, which comes in 55-, 65-, and 75-inch sizes starting at $500.

The Roku Channel — the free, ad-supported streaming service from Roku — is now available on Google TV and Android TV as a standalone app.

Samsung's excellent S90C OLED line now comes in a whopping 83 inches, with a price tag to match.

Whether it's Roku, Amazon, Apple, or others — we apply the same standards to every streaming device that comes our way. Here's how we test them.

Vizio gives its smart TVs a full visual and usability refresh with an updated home screen that makes content discovery easier.

Formula E will find 11 races streamed on The Roku Channel, starting with its 2024 season.

OLED TVs offer the best picture quality you can get, but PHOLED technology is about to make these TVs even better.

The price of ultra-big screen TVs is dropping rapidly, and Samsung is doing its part with a new 98-inch version of its Q80C QLED TV that costs $8,000.

Samsung has thrown a lot of shade at LG's OLED TVs over the years over potential burn-in problems. Have the tables finally turned?