The last TV I reviewed was the 65-inch Sony AF8 OLED that costs around £2500, so this reviewing a 22-inch travel TV is a little different by my standards. You may not have heard of Cello before, but they are a growing TV manufacturer based in the UK, and they make (or at least assemble)…
While many affluent enthusiasts are migrating to OLED based TVs for your average consumer, they are a bit too pricey, even if the prices are dropping. So, if like me, you can’t quite afford OLED, you may be curious about the different panels available within the LCD / LED range. In fact, most consumers probably…
I have been a fan of Panasonic TVs for a while now and picked up one of the cheaper DX600B models a few years ago. I am itching to upgrade my main TV increasing the size to 65” so I have been eagerly keeping an eye on releases from all the leading manufacturers. The latest…
CES 2018 is upon us, and one of the leading attractions will be all the new fancy TV tech. For years we have waited for organic-LED to go into mass production, and thanks to LG that has now become a reality. It has been claimed by many that OLED is the ultimate screen panel technology…
Following my review of the impressive AOC 27” AGON gaming monitor, I have been sent the Philips Brilliance 34” ultra wide to review. This is the flagship model from Philips and is visually stunning. The 34-inch screen is ultra wide giving you a 21:9 aspect ratio and a resolution of 3440 x 1440 using and…
The CR852 is Panasonic’s top of the range model TVs featuring a curved Ultra HD 4K LED screen, quad-core processor, FireFox OS and Freeview Play. Currently priced at £1,299.00 does this TV compete with the current market leader Samsung? Design The first thing you will notice when getting the CR852 out of the box is…
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