Concrete isn’t something you’d normally associate with televisions, but German luxury brand Loewe has other ideas. Its Stellar OLED TV features a rear cabinet made from actual concrete, complemented by brushed aluminum and a minimalist design. Behind the unusual construction are 4K OLED technology, 144 Hz gaming, and Dolby Atmos sound.
You spend time choosing furniture and matching colors, only to park a giant black rectangle in the middle of it all. Amazon’s Ember Artline fills that space with artwork between shows, without an art subscription. When it’s time to watch, redesigned Fire TV menus and a revamped phone app help with the choosing.
Talk about turning gadgets into something you want to be seen, Samsung also has a TV that wants to be part of the decor, and […]
It has long been known that, like the Huawei X3 Pro Router, Bang & Olufsen TVs are designed to be seen. But as far as […]
We seldom talk about Xiaomi TVs these days, but as someone who owns the non-Pro Xiaomi TV S Mini LED, let me just say this: […]
Let’s face it. The modern streaming experience feels like standing in front of an all-you-can-eat buffet while starving—and somehow still not finding anything you actually […]
Huawei is not new to making TVs, but the telecommunication equipment maker’s latest TV will make you do a double-take and ask, “Is it a […]
In a world where TVs are getting smarter, brighter, and more self-aware than ever, LG has decided to up the ante with its 2025 OLED […]
Bang & Olufsen and Ferrari are back at it again, and this time they’ve ditched the bright red for a sleeker look. Remember the Ferrari-red […]
Here’s a TV for folks who have wished that they could change a place to watch TV. Called FloatTV, it lets you watch TV anywhere […]
Amazon Fire TV is a streaming media player that opens up to a world of entertainment options including Amazon’s very own Prime Video. But recently, […]