Samsung offers a large selection of TV models in all sizes and price ranges. In the middle of this stack we find the RU7475 series, which is one of Samsung’s dearer budget models. It’s available in sizes ranging from 43 to 65 inches with a seemingly promising price/device value ratio. The Samsung screen has a …
Panasonic has a solid track record when it comes to delivering high-performance TVs. The best model TX-65GZ2000E remains one of the roughest TVs we tested in 2019, with a contrast and color quality on a par with a professional studio monitor! The only sour thing about the GZ2000 is that it costs 5,000, which is …
The 7 series takes over from one of last year’s top sellers from Philips but in the changeover Philips has raised the equipment level a few substantial notches: “The One” has 4K resolution, HDR, the latest Android Pie operating system and plenty of apps. It supports virtually all video formats, Atmos 3D sound and of …
When Samsung introduced its first QLED models a few years ago, it was the Q7, Q8 and Q9 series that mattered. In recent times, there has also been a cheaper Samsung Q60R model, where the goal has obviously been to offer a taste of QLED technology to most people! In appearance, the Samsung Q60R is …
The Master series is the nickname for Sony’s very raw products, where performance is in focus, and the price comes second. We still have the test of the 8K screen KD-85ZG9 fresh in our minds, and it was so sharp and contrast-rich that it almost burned into the retina, permanently! Unfortunately, it will also burn …
LG was responsible for some of last year’s best TVs: With the help of Sony, Panasonic and Philips, they have managed to make OLED a dominant technology in the high-end class, and a favorite among image enthusiasts. But there is no point in resting on your laurels: With arch-rival Samsung and their QLED monitors notch …
The old adage, “two heads are better than one”, inspires a popular strategy in the audio and video industry. When a manufacturer launches a new product, you can almost bet it has “audio from producer Y” or “designed by producer Z” included in the description. This can range from pure licensing to more in-depth cooperation. …
Long before many of today’s manufacturers made their first “goggle-box”, Philips was established as one of the TV heavyweights – literally. Anyone who ever tried to lift a hippo-heavy 32-inch Widescreen CRT television can vouch for this! A lot has happened since then, but Philips still plays an important role in the TV jungle. They …
What primarily distinguishes the new Philips 55POS9002 from the competition is the patented Ambilight that lights the back wall with the same colours you see on the TV screen. This gives a contrast-enhancing effect that can definitely boost your experience of the picture by several notches. It will be extra exciting to see how this …
Participant number 2 from Philips is a slightly more expensive variant. The 8303 series has a more exclusive and confidence-inspiring finish than the 7363. The TV is heavier, everything seems a bit more sturdily put together, and the base in plexiglass gives an impression of luxury. Usability and features Like other Philips models, this is …
The Q6 Series is the most affordable of Samsung’s exclusive QLED-models. When it comes to appearance, this is definitely one of the most delectable in the test. The TV is very slim, with a barely visible frame around the screen. The back is completely smooth, with no visible cables. These are hidden behind a cover …
The SK8500 series is one of LG’s top models for 2018. The sleek design can definitely be reminiscent of the OLED screens from the same class. 65SK8500 has a smooth back with recessed connections, which also makes it easy to wall mount. It has considerably more beautiful construction quality and finish than the SK7900. Usability …