James Davidson
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- Sep 26, 2026
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I'm a certified TV calibrator and after testing Sony and Samsung's 2026 flagship RGB TVs side-by-side, I'm convinced that OLED is going to have a fight on its hands (opens the original)
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RGB mini-LED (and its other various names) continues to be the talk of the TV world, with nearly every brand getting involved with the new tech in 2026. I’ve tested several RGB mini-LED/Micro RGB TVs and while it’s been a mixed bag, the new tech shows promise. While these TVs still can’t quite beat the best OLED TVs for the place at the top of the TV food chain, there’s certainly been some impressive RGB models. One of those is the flagship Samsung R95H, which earned 4.5 stars out of 5 in my rec
As TechRadar's 4K Blu-ray tester, these are the 5 disc I'm most looking forward to trying out in September 2026, including titles from Disney and Criterion (opens the original)
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September 2026 is set to be another big month for 4K Blu-ray, and I’ve already picked out my most anticipated discs which I hope to test as part of Blu-ray Bounty, our monthly column where we test out the latest 4K Blu-ray releases to assess their picture and audio quality. 4K Blu-ray is a big part of what I do at TechRadar, not only because I test the latest releases each month, but because it’s my staple source for testing the best TVs and best soundbars, thanks to its superior picture and aud
I tested 7 new 4K Blu-rays from August 2026 to add to your collection — show off your TV and sound system with Ryan Gosling’s sci-fi epic and one of Hollywood’s best-known musicals (opens the original)
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Welcome to my August 2026 Blu-ray Bounty, where I’ll be testing some of the latest 4K releases of the month. If you’re new to the Blu-ray Bounty, you can check out previous editions of these roundups by clicking the link above. This series is where I test the picture and audio quality of select new 4K discs from each month. I personally use 4K Blu-ray all the time when I’m testing the best TVs and best soundbars, and have become somewhat of a collector myself. In last month’s July 2026 Blu-ray B
'One of the best TVs I've tested in 2026': I review the Sony Bravia 7 II and it shows what RGB LED is capable of — but I'd still pick an OLED (opens the original)
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The Sony Bravia 7 II is one of the strongest examples of the new RGB TV group I've tested to date, showcasing great picture quality and gaming performance at an OLED-rivaling price. While its sound could be better, and it has some of the picture issues that come with mini-LED — backlight blooming, weaker-than-OLED viewing angles — it's still a solid TV that shows RGB can give OLED a run for its money. Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you c
'Another showcase for 4K Blu-ray': The new Hard Boiled 4K release is exactly why I love physical media from the likes of Arrow Video and Criterion over streaming (opens the original)
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Since I started my monthly Blu-ray Bounty column in November 2024, I’ve tested more than 100 4K Blu-rays. In that time, as well as finding that a lot of highly anticipated discs — such as Fight Club — lived up to the hype, there have also been some pleasant surprises, including the reference-quality Speed Racer and the spectacularThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The latter two are now part of the selection of discs I use to test the best TVs and best soundbars. While I haven’t managed to test every
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