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Last-Minute TV Deals Illuminate Amazon's Spring Sale 2026
technology11 days ago

Last-Minute TV Deals Illuminate Amazon's Spring Sale 2026

Amazon's Big Spring Sale runs March 25–31, offering a wide range of TV deals across sizes under 50 in, 50–65 in, and over 65 in, with discounts up to $1,400 on brands like Samsung, Sony, Hisense, TCL and Insignia. Notable picks include Samsung 43-Inch The Frame LS03F at $698, Roku 55-Inch smart TV at $268, Sony 65-Inch Bravia (K-65S30) at $648, and LG 77-Inch B5 OLED around $1,600. Prime membership is not required, though it provides early access and faster shipping; other retailers such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart are running parallel spring sales, so cross-shopping for deals is common.

Spring TV Bonanza Slashes OLED, 4K and Smart TVs Across All Sizes
technology12 days ago

Spring TV Bonanza Slashes OLED, 4K and Smart TVs Across All Sizes

Amazon's Big Spring Sale runs March 25–31 with hundreds of TV deals across sizes, including OLED, 4K and smart TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense and Roku, with discounts up to $1,400. The roundup groups top picks by size—under 50 inches, 50–65 inches and over 65 inches—featuring models like The Frame, Bravia, Neo QLED and QLED TVs. A Prime membership isn’t required, though it unlocks exclusive deals and faster delivery; other retailers such as Best Buy, Target and Walmart are running similar spring promos. Deals are time-limited and prices can rebound after the sale ends.

Amazon Spring Sale 2026: Wide-Ranging TV Deals Across All Sizes
shopping12 days ago

Amazon Spring Sale 2026: Wide-Ranging TV Deals Across All Sizes

Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2026 runs March 25–31 with time-limited TV deals across sizes from under 50 inches to 100+ inches, featuring brands like Samsung, LG, Roku, Hisense and Sony with discounts up to $1,500. Highlights include 43-inch Samsung Frame LS03F at $698; 55-inch Roku at $268; 65-inch Sony Bravia K-65S30 at $648; 65-inch Roku Pro at $900; 85-inch TCL QM7K at $1,498; LG 77-inch B5 OLED at $1,500; and 100-inch Hisense U6 at $1,498, among others. Prime isn’t required but is recommended and exclusive deals exist; many deals also appear at Best Buy, Target and Walmart. The sale runs March 25–31, and inventory can sell out quickly.

Shield Your OLED: three burn-in safeguards you should enable now
technology12 days ago

Shield Your OLED: three burn-in safeguards you should enable now

OLED burn-in remains a risk even on newer panels, and Tom's Guide highlights three settings to enable: Pixel Shift (also called Screen Shift), Logo Luminance Adjustment (aka Static Brightness Limiter), and Automatic Pixel Refresher (Panel/Pixel Refresh). Brand names vary, but these options live under Picture/OLED Care or similar menus and either move static content, dim bright logos, or run maintenance refresh cycles to extend panel life. Enable them now to reduce burn-in risk; many of these features run automatically in the background.

OLED911 hands-on: Philips' premium Ambilight OLED with Dolby Vision 2 Max and gaming-ready specs
televisions18 days ago

OLED911 hands-on: Philips' premium Ambilight OLED with Dolby Vision 2 Max and gaming-ready specs

What Hi-Fi? goes hands-on with Philips OLED911, a premium 2026 OLED that pairs RGB Tandem OLED 2.0, Ambilight with AmbiScape room ambience syncing, Dolby Vision 2 Max, and a gaming-focused setup (165Hz VRR, four HDMI 2.1 ports) with a reworked Bowers & Wilkins 81W speaker system. It runs Titan OS on a MediaTek Pentonic 800 and uses a new P5 AI processor for HDR tone-mapping. The chassis is slim (39.9mm) with a redesigned Ambilight bar. UK pricing hints place the OLED910 around £2199 for the 65-inch, OLED911’s price isn’t confirmed; Philips isn’t selling this range in the US/Australia. Early impressions show bright, punchy colors and strong gaming performance, though some banding appeared in streamed content; full verdict to come in the complete review.

Xiaomi unveils ultra-light Book Pro 14 with Panther Lake and 120 Hz OLED
technology22 days ago

Xiaomi unveils ultra-light Book Pro 14 with Panther Lake and 120 Hz OLED

Xiaomi launches the 14-inch Book Pro 14, a lightweight laptop powered by Intel Panther Lake with up to 32 GB RAM, featuring a 120 Hz OLED display, a 72 Wh battery, and 100 W charging. Weighing about 1.08 kg and offering HDMI and USB-A ports, it starts at CNY 7,999 (24 GB RAM, 1 TB) with higher-end models at CNY 9,199–9,999 (32 GB RAM, 1 TB). Global availability hasn’t been announced yet.

Next-Gen Gaming Laptops Bring Brighter OLEDs and Bigger Price Tags
gadgets23 days ago

Next-Gen Gaming Laptops Bring Brighter OLEDs and Bigger Price Tags

Intel’s Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus and Core Ultra 7 270HX Plus bring modest performance gains (FPS boosts vary by game: ~2% in Red Dead Redemption 2, ~10% Cyberpunk 2077, up to ~24% Borderlands 3) to 2026 gaming laptops, but the standout upgrade is brighter OLED and other high-refresh displays on models like Alienware’s Area-51. That glory comes with a price: base 16-inch Area-51 LCD starts around $3,150, while an OLED version with RTX 5090 and 290HX Plus can hit about $4,900; Asus and Acer are refreshing with higher-refresh OLED/mini-LED panels as costs climb. Availability spans 2026 with updates announced for Q2 and beyond, signaling premium pricing for incremental gains.

Asus TUF 2026 laptops gain OLED screens and a Core Ultra 9 upgrade
technology23 days ago

Asus TUF 2026 laptops gain OLED screens and a Core Ultra 9 upgrade

ASUS today announced the 2026 TUF lineup with OLED 16-inch options on select F16 and A16 models and a Core Ultra 9 290HX Plus option on the F16, plus RTX 5070 variants; the refreshed A18 supports up to RTX 5070 Ti, while A16 gains OLED options on certain configs and Ryzen/RTX combinations are expanded (e.g., Ryzen 7 260 on A16, Ryzen 9 8940HX on another A16). Availability and pricing have not yet been disclosed.

LG’s 2026 OLED lineup adds Samsung-backed Eclipsa Audio alongside Atmos
tv-and-home-cinema28 days ago

LG’s 2026 OLED lineup adds Samsung-backed Eclipsa Audio alongside Atmos

LG’s 2026 TV lineup (including C6, G6 and W6 OLEDs plus RGB Mini LED models) will support Eclipsa Audio, Samsung and Google’s open-source 3D‑audio format, as an Atmos rival. Playback works through the TV’s built-in speakers or HDMI eARC devices, and the format is currently not supported by streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, or Apple TV+—it's aimed at YouTube content creators. This marks LG embracing a rival’s IAMF standard on its own TVs.

ASUS ROG Unveils Trio of Strix OLED Monitors With Pro OLED Care and Ultra-Fast Panels
technology28 days ago

ASUS ROG Unveils Trio of Strix OLED Monitors With Pro OLED Care and Ultra-Fast Panels

ASUS ROG today announced three Strix OLED gaming monitors — the 27-inch XG27AQDMG Gen2 (WOLED), XG27ACDMS (QD-OLED), and XG27AQDMES (QD-OLED semi-gloss) — delivering premium OLED visuals with ultra-fast refresh (240 Hz to 280 Hz), factory calibration with an e-report, and a protective OLED Care Pro suite (including a Neo Proximity sensor to dim the screen and reduce burn-in). They also include AI features like Dynamic Shadow Boost and Dynamic Crosshair, ELMB motion enhancement, DisplayWidget control, and a three-year warranty. Connectivity spans DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 (plus USB hub on some models), with brightness specs ranging from up to 1300 nits on Gen2 to 400 nits on the ES model, making these premium yet accessible OLED options for gamers.

LG's C6H OLED Delivers Ultra-Bright Big-Screen Performance
technology1 month ago

LG's C6H OLED Delivers Ultra-Bright Big-Screen Performance

LG unveils 2026 OLED lines: the C6 (42"–65") and the larger C6H (77" and 83"), with Hyper Radiant brightness boosting the 77" and 83" models up to 3.9x over LG's B series; smaller C6 uses older panels. Prices start at $1,399 and the lineup goes on sale in March, with the C6H priced at $3,699 for 77" and $5,299 for 83", offering strong value against the higher-end G6 and Samsung's S90H/S95H.

OLED era ends as Panasonic offloads TV unit, Samsung Buds 4 Pro shine, and WiiM faces a new challenger
av1 month ago

OLED era ends as Panasonic offloads TV unit, Samsung Buds 4 Pro shine, and WiiM faces a new challenger

What Hi‑Fi? recaps a week of hi‑fi and home‑cinema headlines: Panasonic is selling its European TV business to Skyworth, signaling a shift for OLED leadership; Samsung launches Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, touted as its best earbuds yet and outperforming rivals in some tests; reviewer praise goes to the iFi Go Link 2 DAC; and Majority Audio unveils budget hi‑fi streaming gear that aims to rival WiiM in value and features.