TVs

Samsung’s RU8000 LCD TV is a great TV for gamers because it offers low input lag, HDMI 2.1 support, and good picture quality for a reasonable price.

We recommend the best displays, sources, and accessories for watching 4K HDR movies and TV shows at home.

LG’s C9 OLED TV offers superb image quality, a good streaming-TV platform, future-proof connection options, and a thin, attractive design.

Our new pick for the best budget TV, the TCL 5-Series offers good image quality and great streaming in an affordable package.

Vizio’s P-Series F1, with a 120 Hz refresh rate and great HDR performance, is our favorite LCD/LED TV and comes in 55-, 65-, and 75-inch sizes.

Sony’s UBP-X700 4K Blu-ray player supports both Dolby Vision and HDR10 video, and it does a great job upscaling DVD and Blu-ray discs.

Here are the best options for anyone looking to drop their cable or satellite subscription that still wants to watch their favorite shows and events.

The best small TV for most people is the TCL Roku. Its low price tag and integrated Roku make it great for a second room or the very price-conscious.

The 4K/HDR-friendly Roku Streaming Stick+ delivers the best selection of apps and services and the best search function in a convenient design.

After spending dozens of hours researching wireless TV headphone systems and testing 20, we’re confident that the Sennheiser RS 165 is the one you should get.

TVs are made for great pictures, so we recommend the best ways to get great sound too.

The Iogear GW3DHDKIT Wireless HDMI Digital Kit is the best choice for sending 1080p video and surround audio to your TV or projector without cables.

Roku’s new Wireless TV Speakers are impressively easy to set up, and they sound pretty good—but they’re not right for everyone.

After spending nearly 25 hours testing new Blu-ray players, we found the compact Sony BDP-S3500 or Sony BDP-S3700 to be the best Blu-ray player for most people.

We spent 20 hours testing analog-to-HDMI converters and the Cingk Mini Video Converter is the best to connect your old VCR or game console to a new HDTV.