TV & Audio

It's time to stop looking at TVs as things we need to hide away. Samsung's new line of QLED TVs are beautiful enough to display anywhere plus they have some of the most advanced TV technology available meaning you'll also get top of the line video quality.

For those looking for big picture, getting past 75” can get quite costly; you’re stepping up into panels that are larger, heavier, and eat up a lot of power. I should know, I recently upgraded to a VIZIO M70-C3 and I’m loving it. But my heart has always been with home theatre projector. In the right environment, a projector can give you a picture that is bright and beautiful, at screen sizes that are metaphorically bank-breaking when you try to spec them out with a panel. Best Buy sent over the BenQ HT3050 for me to review. I did; read on to see how it performed.  

A TV that rolls up like paper? LG unveiled its Signature OLED TV R, a 65-inch rollable screen amongst other TVs, including big 8K panels.

Blu-Ray players used to be just that, able to only play Blu-Ray discs. Blu-Ray players today come with a myriad of additional capabilities and Samsung’s BD-H6500 is no exception. It is fully loaded and is 4K Ultra HD ready so if you have a 4K TV or plan to get one in the future this is the ideal Blu-Ray media player. One of the great things about this player is that it will upconvert HD content to be much closer to UHD resolution. It is loaded with other features too. Although it costs a little bit more than most other Blu-Ray players, I got my hands on one and given all its features and capabilities it is a great buy.  

On the hunt for better sound, but scared of getting overwhelmed? Don't be scared! Here's some help on how to find great speakers for ordinary people.

Sound bars are a great gift idea for an entire family. Here are 5 of the best sound bars to transform any home theatre experience.

If you are looking for new headphones, there is an unbelievable assortment to choose from. In figuring out which ones are best, you could research lab evaluations and critiques, or compare technical specifications but there are a few problems with doing this. First of all, technical superiority tends to mean “more expensive.” What you really want are the best ones in your price range. Technical specs often aren’t easy to decipher, and usually don’t point to a clear-cut winner, and they can’t account for personal preferences.  After all, there is a personal element to what type of sound people like. So rather than rely on the audiophile experts, who can recite frequency response and impedance statistics, why not rely on the toughest critics of all – other consumers?

If you're one of the growing number of Canadians cutting the cable cord, you might start to miss some of the comforts of your local TV channels. Let's take a look at how you can use your Roku to try and bring back some of your hometown TV channels.

MicroLED is the TV of the future. Her'es what you need to know about MicroLED, how it works, and how soon you'll be able to expect to bring these TVs home.

Great headphones come in at every budget. Here are the best wireless headphones in 2023, as well as tips to help you choose the right pair.