Chris Hagan

4 days ago | digitaltrends.com | Chris Hagan |Andy Boxall

Each week, we'll hand pick some of the most commonly asked questions and answer them as concisely and helpfully as we know how. Updated less than 44 seconds ago Table of Contents On today’s You Asked: Should you go with a 77-inch A95L or 65-inch Bravia 8 Mark 2? Will the expected iPhone 17 Air have poor battery life? And, is burn-in still a problem on some of the latest OLED TVs?

1 week ago | digitaltrends.com | Chris Hagan |John McCann |Gareth Beavis

Each week, we'll hand pick some of the most commonly asked questions and answer them as concisely and helpfully as we know how. Updated less than 51 seconds ago Table of Contents On today’s You Asked: What’s to come with the new Slate Truck and its potential availability? Is it worth the hype? Why does it feel like smartphone design and innovation has stalled recently?

2 weeks ago | digitaltrends.com | Chris Hagan |Giovanni Colantonio |Andy Boxall

Each week, we'll hand pick some of the most commonly asked questions and answer them as concisely and helpfully as we know how. Updated less than 0 just now ago Table of Contents On today’s You Asked: What’s up with the Nintendo Switch 2? We answer some of your burning questions as preorders are officially underway.

1 month ago | digitaltrends.com | Chris Hagan

Table of Contents We’ve said it a lot: Hisense TVs (and especially the U7 line) offer some of the best bang for your buck. They are beautiful right out of the box. But they can be even better — more bright, more color-rich — with just a few tweaks to the TV’s picture settings. As we’ve heard from manufacturers, most people don’t do anything to their TV after setting it up. It gets turned on and watched as-is.

1 month ago | digitaltrends.com | Chris Hagan

Table of Contents If you’ve seen Digital Trends TV reviews, you know that all of the TVs we get our hands on can produce a beautiful image. However, even the best of the best TVs don’t necessarily come out of the box that way. Before evaluation or collecting video footage, we make a few important changes to the settings to ensure that each TV produces its best possible picture. That goes for every TV brand across the board, including Panasonic.