If you’re looking for an affordable TV, the Vizio M-Series Quantum is likely on your radar. It’s an HDR-compatible 4K TV line with quantum dot →
Here is a breakdown of what you can expect from VIZIO’s TV range in 2021. From its affordable budget TVs, to its featured packed LCD →
Full compatibility with new generation consoles like the Sony PS5 and Xbox Series X will be an absolute must for the new televisions we see →
This TV offers better processing than the recently reviewed Konka, though it lacks its rival’s Bluetooth capabilities. It also shows how better technology has drifted →
The Vizio P-Series Quantum (P65Q9-H1) may not offer an OLED panel like its more expensive sibling, the new Vizio OLED H1, but it’s still easily →
Vizio’s high-end smart TV offers the lush picture you’d expect from OLED for less money than LG or Sony, but this isn’t the best OLED →
A soundbar with motorized, swiveling drivers that bounce the audio cues in Dolby Atmos and DTS:X soundtracks off your ceiling? Sounds like a gimmick, right? →
When it comes to TVs, we’ve long sang the praises of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology for for its ability to pack incredible contrast with →
Our Vizio V705X-H1 review is for anyone who is looking for an affordable 70-inch TV they can use for their main television or movie/game room →
Our VIZIO M506X-H9 review goes over the performance and features of this 4K TV that comes with the manufacturer’s Quantum Color™ display that uses over →
Like many contemporary soundbars, the Vizio Elevate is capable of playing audio encoded in either Dolby Atmos or DTS:X. Unlike them, though, it seeks to →
The V- in the Vizio V-Series TVs has always stood for ‘value’, but you could easily argue that it should stand for ‘versatile’ instead, as →
The LG SN8YG is part of the zeitgeist of manufacturers making easy-to-use Dolby Atmos soundbars. But with Vizio, Samsung and Sony all making their own →
The new Vizio V-Series 2.1-Channel Soundbar is one part of a complete revamp of Vizio’s audio lineup, and it represents the company’s entry-level offering. There →
For more than a decade now, Vizio’s stance when it comes to soundbars has consistently been about providing oodles of value without breaking the bank. →
If you’re getting a new TV, you probably should get a soundbar. In the quest for thinness, most TVs have had to sacrifice sound quality. →
Vizio also revealed pricing and availability for its largest LCD TV to date, along with the rest of its new TVs for 2020. Vizio made →
LG made its bed. Now it has to lie in it. After years as the sole OLED TV producer in the U.S., other manufacturers have →
It’s rare that we see soundbars in the sub-$200 range, particularly 2.1 systems with wireless subwoofers. The $129.99 Vizio 2.1 SB2021n-G6 is well below $200, →
When it comes to budget TVs, few come cheaper than this $269 50-inch RCA model that offers support for 4K, HDR, and built-in Roku TV →
It’s pretty unheard of to buy a surround sound system for just $120, but you can do just that on Amazon right now. That’s because →
SmartCast 4.0 proves there’s room for yet another smart TV platform. Vizio has a knack for making TVs with solid picture quality at reasonable prices, →
An Atmos surround sound system at an affordable price and in one accessible package The VIZIO SB36512-F6, also known as the 36in 5.1.2 Soundbar system →
A newcomer to the U.S., Konka is the fifth largest TV manufacturer in China. It seems like every other year that another company enters or →
Vizio’s latest soundbar is a compact system with a wireless subwoofer that sells for $150. If you just spent big bucks on a new TV →
The overall picture of this affordable TV is excellent, though the HDR effect is relatively mild and there’s no motion compensation or Bluetooth. It’s also →
Samsung pioneered the use of quantum dots in its QLED TVs, but Vizio has now adopted the tech with open arms. Last year, the company →
If you’re looking for the best TV money can buy right now, you’ve got a tough decision ahead of you. The Samsung Q90R 4K HDR →
There are fewer reasons than ever to buy an Apple TV streaming box in 2019. That’s because Apple is integrating many Apple TV-esque features – HomeKit, AirPlay →
The key feature of the SB362An-F6 – also referred to more helpfully as the “36-inch 2.1 Sound Bar” on most retailer’s websites – is really →