This 600W system comes with its own wireless subwoofer and a center channel that makes voices easier to hear as you're ...

Soundbars with the 5.1 or the 7.1 channel configuration are an ideal option for listening to surround sound music that would ...

Do you enjoy listening to music, streaming videos, and binge-watching movies with your loved ones this wedding season? You'll ...

The Philips TAB6309 is a budget 2.1-channel soundbar priced at £299 that supports both Dolby Atmos and DTS: Virtual X. Despite its limited channel count and slim design, it delivers a clean ...

Dominic is taking things up a notch (or two) with a review of the Philips Momentum 558M1RY. It's a massive 55in monitor, running 4K, 120Hz, HDR1000, and its own Bowers & Wilkins soundbar. Is this the ...

It's called Multi Stereo, and it's an incredibly simple option: turn it on when listening to stereo music and it'll replicate the front left and right sound channels on the rear left and right ...

It's Luxury Month on T3, so here are the 3 best luxurious TVs to buy right now for the best home cinema experience ...

Portronics has introduced a new portable Bluetooth speaker in India named Fynix, designed for users who want a compact ...

The C5 may not feature the flashy new Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel of the G5, nor indeed the MLA OLED technology of last year’s G4, but it does sport more than enough of its premium sibling’s ...

We check whether the soundbar fits under our 50-inch OLED Philips testing TV to make sure you're not going to have any size issues. Ultimately, it needs to fit on your TV stand. Are there any extras?