Ryan Epps

1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Vizio TVs are some of the sleekest value picks on the market and are packed with tons of features for HDR movie nights and gaming. But even some of the best Vizio TVs can be made better using a variety of tips and tricks to improve the picture, controls, and so much more. SmartCast, Vizio's user interface, is where all the magic happens. There's a lot you can do with SmartCast beyond simply searching up content and opening streaming apps.

1 week ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Sony's back again bringing bass-boosted audio in a portable profile with the new ULT Field 3. It takes up after the SRS-XE300, which released back in 2022, and fields Sony's new ULT nomenclature with a custom EQ setting built into its design. Thanks to a slew of protective measures in place, the ULT Field 3 can withstand practically anything thanks to an IP67 rating. A particular highlight is that it's shockproof, meaning you could drop it and still get crisp audio.

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

It's that time of the year again where some of the best TVs dip in price, netting you a serious value with tons of specs. Gaming features and ample picture performance with a slew of HDR certifications should be at the top of the list, and Hisense has got you covered. In the heat of the Memorial Day season, Hisense has its new 2025 TVs on sale from $199 at Amazon.

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Ryan Epps

Google TV can be found on some of the best TVs and it's getting some exciting changes that could make these displays even better. Announced at this week's Google I/O event, a new update for Android TV, specifically Android 16, is bound for Google TV devices later this year. It will offer major improvements, like enhanced HDMI-CEC, Eclipsa Audio, a modernized interface, and much more.

2 weeks ago | tomsguide.com | Michael Desjardin |Ryan Epps

Just when you thought OLED TVs couldn't get any thinner, new developments in OLED engineering have made even thinner panels a distinct possibility. Samsung Display — display-makers of some of the best OLED TVs you can buy — recently showed off the UT One OLED display at Computex 2005, and its wafer-thin profile is turning heads. According to a report from FlatpanelsHD, the UT One OLED display measures in at just 0.6mm, which is almost as thin as most credit cards.