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Xbox One S vs PS4.5 Neo vs Nintendo NX: how the new consoles are stacking up
Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo are shaking up their hardware, but which one is right for you? Announced →
Xbox One S preview: Thinner, better PS4 beater
[su_slider source=”media: 32563,32564,32565,32566,32567,32568″ width=”640″ height=”460″ title=”no”] [/su_slider] Although Microsoft launched a console even more powerful for →
BLU Energy XL Review : Exra Long Lasting
You can tell at first glance that the Energy XL, an unlocked Android phone from Blu, →
PlayStation 4 Neo vs Xbox One Scorpio : how do they compare?
Waiting for 4K gaming? The PS4 Neo and Xbox’s Project Scorpio are on the way. We →
Sony XD9405 4K TV review: The 75-inch UHD wonder
Love movies? Got a big living room? Feeling flush this month? Then Sony thinks it has →
Panasonic DMR-PWT655EB PVR/Blu-ray Player Combi Review
What is the Panasonic DMR-PWT655? This multi-functional device combines Blu-ray and DVD playback, Freeview HD recording →
2017 Yamaha FZ-10 – FIRST LOOK REVIEW
When Yamaha announced that it was selling an R1-based sport naked for the European market in →
Oppo Sonica WiFi Speaker System Preview
Executive Overview You know that Oppo makes great headphones, and their Blu-ray players are so good →
Panasonic DMP-UB900 vs Samsung UBD-K8500 review
The Chosen One will bring light to shadow and change our perception of reality, generally ushering →
Sony UHP-H1 review
Verdict The title Blu-ray player doesn’t quite do it justice. This Sony is a great all-in-one →
4K Blu-ray vs Blu-ray Reveals HDR Is Too Dim for Daytime
We’ve stumbled upon a truly ironic problem for the highly anticipated HDR (high dynamic range) format →
Panasonic TX-65DX902B review
Panasonic seems very enthusiastic right now. The company has already impressed with its DMP-UB900 UHD Blu-ray player, and →
Blu Vivo 5 Review
Hardware Blu is selling the Vivo 5 directly to consumers unlocked. This Android device is slim, →
Blu Pure XL Review
Smartphones with astonishing spec sheets gain plenty of attention. The bigger the numbers, the more excited →
Origin Chronos Review: Mini But Mighty Gaming PC
THE GOOD Attractive, compact design Lots of configuration options Strong gaming and CPU performance THE BAD →
Vizio M Series (M65-C1) Review: Great Big 4K Value
THE GOOD Excellent contrast and deep blacks Good color reproduction Large 4K picture for a reasonable →
Samsung UN40JU6700 Review: Eye-Catching Curve But Pricey
Whatever your reaction to curved screens, the idea behind them is to create a more immersive, →
Toshiba Satellite P50T-C-109 review
With a 4K screen, a decent graphics card and a Blu-ray writer, this is a good-value →
TiVo Bolt (1TB) review: getting smaller and faster has a price
TiVo has been in the DVR game for the better part of two decades, and even →
Yamaha RX-A1040 review
Yamaha’s Aventage range of AV amplifiers has thrilled us in recent years with their powerful and →
Harman-Kardon AVR 370 review
If you’re after big, loud and brawny surround sound, the Harman Kardon AVR 370 has it →
Yamaha RX-A3040 review
The first impression we have from the Yamaha RX-A3040 is one of scale. This £2000 nine-channel →
Pioneer BDP-LX58 review
Spending £600/$900 on a Blu-ray player may seem excessive when you can get a decent-performing one →
Optoma HD50 review
Big, bold and bright – the Optoma HD50 projector’s picture is certainly attention grabbing. Performance A →
Samsung BD-J5500 review
Samsung has got curve fever. Just over a third of the company’s TVs are curved this →
LG BP350 review
The BP350 is one of four new Blu-ray players joining LG’s MUSICflow multi-room family, capable of →
Cambridge Audio CXU review
Build The CXU follows in the footsteps of the CX family with a sleek, premium-quality build →
BLU outs Pure XL with MediaTek Helio X10, Vivo Air LTE
In showbiz, bad publicity is still publicity and that might have somewhat worked for Qualcomm lately. →
Game of Thrones S5 downloads arrive early on August 31
Game of Thrones stands chief among all shows, at least when you look at how many →
BLU Products’ new line brings selfie to budget market
Selfies. Can’t live with them, can’t live without them. And when you’ve got super affordable smartphones →