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LG finally proves that it’s not only good at OLED
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NANO TECH
Philips might not have the global brand recognition of rival TV brands such as Samsung, LG and Sony, but it sure knows how to put together a tasty-looking OLED. The 65in OLED910 we have before us toda
Hisense has been on particularly bullish form of late. In 2025, the Chinese powerhouse delivered the world’s first Mini RGB screen, ever better-value king-sized LED TVs, a cracking collection of new l
O LED TVs, especially those equipped with an eye-catching supporting cast of Ambilight technology and strong gaming support, just aren’t supposed to be this cheap. For context, the cheapest 65in OLEDs
Yes, there are plenty of 65in TVs out there these days that are cheaper, but you’ll be very hard pushed to find any of those cheaper models getting even close to matching the C7K’s feature set and per
Here is a sign of the times. Even though this TV is TCL’s premium 85in offering, and pulls out all the stops to deliver a spectacular home cinema experience, it costs a mere £2199. Such low pricing fo