Erik Wesley

5 days ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

With Epson recently introducing their new long-throw Q series projectors, it was only a matter of time before their ultra-short throw lineup received a refresh as well. That brings us to the new QS100. It’s the only ultra short throw model in Epson’s Q series, and it seems like Epson’s trying to address some of the gaps the LS800 left behind. SpecificationsWhile the QS100 and LS800 might look nearly identical at first glance, there are some key differences beneath the surface.

1 week ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

The Q65H sound bar houses TCL’s Q Class speaker drivers, with a rated output of 290 watts RMS and a peak power of up to 580 watts. Built-in tweeters handle the high frequencies for added clarity, while a dedicated center channel and enhanced dialog mode are designed to keep voices crisp and easy to understand. TCL is adding to its home audio lineup with a new sound bar in the Q Class series.

1 week ago | ce-sphere.com | Erik Wesley

NEW! by Erik Wesley (IC: ) We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. TCL is adding to its home audio lineup with a new sound bar in the Q Class series. The TCL Q Class Q65H sound bar is a 5.1-channel system that supports Dolby Atmos and comes with a wireless subwoofer. TCL says the Q65H is built to create a wide, immersive soundstage using its Ray-Danz II Wide Dispersion Side Surround Drivers.

1 week ago | ce-sphere.com | Erik Wesley

NEW! by Erik Wesley (IC: ) We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. TCL has announced the QM8K, its latest TV for 2025 and the direct replacement for last year’s QM851G. The QM8K introduces new panel tech, higher brightness, more dimming zones, and an audio partnership with Bang & Olufsen. The big news is the debut of TCL’s CrystGlow WHVA Panel with ZeroBorder.

1 week ago | avsforum.com | Erik Wesley

#1 · The big news is the debut of TCL’s CrystGlow WHVA Panel with ZeroBorder. The anti-reflective panel keeps colors accurate across a much wider viewing angle which TCL says is about 40% wider than before. The ZeroBorder design shrinks the edge to just 3 to 4 millimeters, so the picture stretches from corner to corner. The QM8K uses a one-piece aerospace-grade aluminum alloy for the frame and finishes it with an anodized ceramic film for added durability.