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Inside Acer Aspire 5 (A514-54) – disassembly and upgrade options
Acer Aspire 5 is one of the first budget-oriented devices that comes with Intel’s latest and →
Philips 48OLED+935 Review
A supremely accomplished OLED at an easy-to-accommodate size You really can have more for less. This →
Bang and Olufsen’s 48-inch OLED TV looks spectacular
Bang & Olufsen have thrown their hat into the 48-inch OLED market, and they’ve added their →
Philips 279C9 monitor review
Precision productivity. That’s the Philips 279C9’s core proposition. It’s a 27-inch 4K monitor that not only →
Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box and Gradient Review
When it first launched, the Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box let you synchronise your chosen →
Philips TV 2020: Every 4K OLED and LED Ambilight TV explained
Philips TV 2020: According to Philips this year is the year of the Ambilight TV. The →
Philips 65OLED+935 Review
The OLED935 (65OLED+935) is Philips’ flagship TV for 2020. This finds it combining an OLED panel →
Philips Brilliance 272P7VUBNB Review
The Philips Brilliance 272P7VUBNB is designed as a fantastic all-arounder with its crisp and clear IPS →
Philips Fidelio X3 Open-Back Headphones review
If you’ve never heard a high-end pair of headphones before, the Philips Fidelio X3 is going →
Philips 272E1CA Review
The Philips 272E1CA is an attractive 1080p curved monitor for everyday computing without hurting your wallet. →
Philips OLED 805 4K TV review
Boasting a next-generation P5 image processor with AI enhancement, changes to Ambilight – the LED lights →
Philips SHP9600 Open-Back Headphones review
Philips has always been a huge boon for the budget audiophile crowd, first with its SHP9500 →
Philips 65OLED805 review
It’s hard for manufacturers to differentiate their OLED TVs from those of their rivals, not least →
Philips Fidelio L3 ANC aim to take on the Sony WH-1000XM4
Philips’ L3 over-ears look set to compete in the same space as the recently released Sony →
Philips 558M1RY Review
The Philips 558M1RY is a TV-sized display that’s built with high-end gaming monitor wizardry such as →
Samsung QE55Q90T review
Samsung’s top 4K model for 2020 is a punchy pleasure The Samsung Q90T is a slightly →
Panasonic TX-55HZ1000B review
Another brilliant OLED from Panasonic Panasonic TVs rather fly under the radar these days. If LG →
Best cheap TVs 2020: Which budget TV you should buy?
What are the best cheap TVs? Best cheap TVs 2020: Thanks to stellar work from the →
Philips 245B1 monitor review
When it comes to business monitors, in an age where 4K seems to have assimilated everything →
Philips 55OLED805 Review
Philips’ OLED range is back with the 55OLED805, and it comes a few improvements over the →
LG OLED48CX review
A brilliant first sub-50in OLED TV of the 4K era We’ve been waiting for this moment →
Philips Brilliance 346P1CRH monitor review
Philips’ latest productivity panel aimed at business users, the Philips Brilliance 346P1CRH, seems sober suited at →
Philips TV 2020: Every new 4K OLED and LCD Ambilight model explained
Philips TV 2020: 2020 is the year of the Ambilight TV (according to Philips). If you’re →
Philips Momentum 345M1CR – 144Hz Ultrawide Gaming Monitor for Next-Gen Consoles
The Philips Momentum 345M1CR is an attractive proposition considering how good the brand is when it →
Should you buy a Hisense TV?
Cheap prices could mean big bargains If you’re after a bargain TV, Hisense TVs are likely →
Philips 248E9QHSB Review – Affordable Curved VA Monitor for Daily Use
The Philips 248E9QHSB is a VA-based monitor designed for daily use, whether if it’s for movies →
Philips 272B7QUBHEB Review – 1440p IPS Business Monitor with USB-C
The Philips 272B7QUBHEB offers features such as USB-C connectivity which makes it an effective docking monitor →
Philips OLED754 4K TV review: The best OLED TV for under a grand
While OLED remains a pricey TV upgrade, there is some Ambilight at the end of the →
LG Gallery Series GX 4K HDR OLED TV review
LG made its bed. Now it has to lie in it. After years as the sole →
Philips 55OLED754 review
“Maximum minimalism” Want a super-sleek, super-slim OLED TV without the super-spend? It’s not impossible – but →