John Archer

Samsung's top QLED TV offers much of what makes the company's Neo QLED mini-LED TVs great but at a more attainable price.

It’s not cheap, but the new Samsung Odyssey S32G80SD is a 32-inch 4K gaming monitor that is definitely worth it.

With 8K content still hard to find, is there any point in buying LG’s pricey flagship 8K OLED TV? Surprisingly, we think there is.

An affordable Panasonic OLED mid-ranger

Can the mid-range Sony A80L OLED TV without brightness-boosting bells and whistles still compete with the latest OLED superstars? Yes, if you appreciate the finer things.

Samsung says its sophomore Quantum Dot TV is brighter, cleverer and more colourful than its predecessor. But can it really deliver a big step forward just a year on from the technology’s debut?

Second-tier quantum dot OLED puts on a first-class show

A mini-LED masterpiece that feels like the shape of things to come

The Premiere LSP9T is the fanciest of two new ultra short throw DLP laser projectors Samsung first unveiled to an unsuspecting world in 2020.

With Quantum Dot colours and excellent light control, Samsung’s mid-range Q80C QLED TV delivers the goods at an affordable price.

With native 8K content still stubbornly hard to find, Samsung is out to prove with the QN900C that mini-LED 8K TVs can still make a difference. Provided you can afford them...

Samsung's new mid-range soundbar is the best performer we've heard for this price so far, and really takes the fight to Sonos and Sony

Samsung’s soundbars have set the home theater audio pace, but with improvements thin on the ground, is the brand's progress grinding to a halt? Maybe, but it doesn't matter.

With far more local dimming zones than its predecessor and an improved processor, the Samsung QN95C is a good reminder that there's innovation in TVs outside of OLED.

Samsung’s cheapest Quantum Dot TV series also boasts a comprehensive smart system and chic, ultra-thin design. But is it truly the bargain all-rounder it first appears?

Samsung's latest high-end Dolby Atmos soundbar proves definitively that 16 channels of sound somehow crammed into four compact speakers can sound absolutely fantastic.