Lewis Empson

5 days ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson

Apple's mainstream announcements at its annual developer conference, which was held earlier this month, mostly concerned the latest versions of iOS, iPadOS and tvOS. However there was one major audio-focused announcement that went under the radar. During the developer-focused sessions of WWDC that follow the livestream, Apple revealed Apple Spatial Audio Format (ASAF).

1 week ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson

Late last week, I helped review the Sky Glass Gen 2. The upgraded QLED TV pleasantly surprised the team and I, with a solid picture and an impressive built-in Dolby Atmos sound system that easily outperforms any other TVs we've seen at this price. Despite that, we hooked up an affordable soundbar and confirmed our suspicions; even a basic soundbar elevates the TV's audio offering.

1 week ago | inkl.com | Lewis Empson

A Sony soundbar on a white background with an Adventures in AV logo in the top right. Late last week, I helped review the Sky Glass Gen 2. The upgraded QLED TV pleasantly surprised the team and I, with a solid picture and an impressive built-in Dolby Atmos sound system that easily outperforms any other TVs we've seen at this price. Despite that, we hooked up an affordable soundbar and confirmed our suspicions; even a basic soundbar elevates the TV's audio offering.

1 week ago | msn.com | Lewis Empson

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1 week ago | whathifi.com | Lewis Empson

Philips has announced pricing for its 2025 TV range, revealing a very pleasant surprise that could seriously disrupt the current OLED landscape. The OLED910, which is a collaboration between Philips and legendary British speaker manufacturer Bowers & Wilkins, sports a price tag that undercuts a lot of its key rivals. In fact, at £2199 for the 65-inch model or £3339 for the 77-inch version, this OLED TV doesn't just undercut its competition, it pulls the rug out from right underneath them.