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CES 2026 showcased innovative home cinema and hi-fi products, including LG's ultra-slim W6 Wallpaper OLED TV, Samsung's redesigned S95H OLED TV with high brightness, TCL's Super Quantum Dot TV, Xgimi's Titan Noir Max projector, and versatile sound systems from LG and Samsung, highlighting advancements in display technology, sound, and projection for 2026.
Advancements in projector technology, particularly from XGIMI's Horizon 20 series, now include optical zoom and lens shifting, significantly improving image quality and placement flexibility without relying on digital correction, making projectors more practical and accessible for home use.
TCL's new 98-inch Mini LED TV, priced at £2400, offers exceptional brightness, color, and local dimming, making it a strong competitor to projectors, especially at this price point. Its performance and features could pose a significant challenge to traditional projector manufacturers, particularly for those seeking large, high-quality displays for home entertainment.
Amazon Prime Day 2025 features significant discounts on home cinema equipment, including OLED TVs, Dolby Atmos soundbars, AVRs, and projectors, with notable deals like the LG C4 OLED TV for £1600 and the Sony TA-AN1000 AV amplifier for £699, alongside bundle offers and price drops across various retailers.
Xgimi has introduced new versions of its MoGo 4 projectors, featuring built-in batteries for portability, a full-sized HDMI port, and optional laser light sources, with prices starting at $499 for the LED version and $799 for the laser version, both offering enhanced features like improved sound, ambient lighting filters, and Google TV integration.
This article reviews the best Cyber Monday deals on TVs, projectors, and accessories, highlighting top picks like the Hisense U6N and U8N series for budget and top LCD/LED TVs, respectively. It also covers deals on Samsung's QN90D series as an upgrade option, and various projectors and soundbars. The article provides insights into the features and performance of each product, helping consumers make informed purchasing decisions during the sales event.
CES 2024 showcased the latest in consumer tech, with top picks including Hisense's CanvasTV, a competitor to Samsung's Frame TV, Samsung's Neo QLED 8K TV with AI motion enhancer, LG's OLED 77-inch Transparent TV with a wireless setup, Awol Vision's Vanish Laser TV for home theater setups, and TCL's QM7 Series 4K TV for gamers. Additionally, Xgimi's Horizon Max projector offers Imax-Enhanced movie display, while Yaber's UST K300 Laser Projector is designed for small spaces.
Samsung has unveiled new Premiere projectors, including the Premiere 8K and Premiere 5, at CES 2024. These projectors feature Lightwarp, a tool that turns any surface into an interactive display, allowing users to project content and interact with it. The Premiere 5 is described as a "do-it-all" model, while the Premiere 8K is the first 8K projector with wireless connectivity and 8.2.2-channel Dolby Atmos. The entire 2024 Samsung projector lineup will also get the Gaming Hub, allowing access to thousands of games without a console. Pricing and availability details have not been announced yet.
Xgimi has introduced its brightest 4K smart projector, the Horizon Max, and a unique 3-in-1 Aladdin ceiling light projector with Bluetooth speaker capabilities in the US. The Horizon Max boasts 3,100 ISO Lumens, IMAX Enhanced certification, and Intelligent Screen Adaptation technology, while the Aladdin offers 1080P projection and 360-degree Harman Kardon sound. Both devices run Google TV, allowing for easier Netflix integration compared to Android TV. Pricing and release details are pending, with the Horizon Max expected to be under $3,000 and ship in late 2024, and the Aladdin's details to be announced later.
XGIMI is offering Black Friday deals on its range of projectors, with savings of up to $400. The flagship 4K Horizon Pro projector, priced at $1,099, delivers a 200-inch display and runs on the Android TV platform. The Horizon Ultra, priced at $1,529, offers Dolby Vision and 2300 ISO Lumens for a brighter and more detailed image. The portable Halo+ projector is available for $649 and features 1080p resolution, 700 ISO Lumens, and 10W Harman Kardon speakers. Additionally, there are discounts on the ultra short throw AURA model and the MoGo lineup of portable projectors.
Samsung is offering huge discounts on QLED TVs and projectors during their Fourth of July Sale, with deals running until July 4th. The biggest discount is $2,400 off the 85-inch Class QN90B Samsung Neo QLED 4K Smart TV, while the 65-inch S95B OLED TV is slashed in price from $3,000 to $1,700. Projector enthusiasts can also enjoy discounts on The Premiere 4K Smart Laser Projector and The Freestyle. The 75-inch class QN850B Samsung Neo 8K Smart TV is also 36% off, bringing the price down from $4,700 to $3,000.