…port is insufficient to pass through 4K@30fps and uncompressed Dolby Vision and Atmos. Similarly, you must plug a Sony PS5 or Xbox X directly into a fully implemented HDMI 2.1, 4K@120Hz TV port. Bluetooth – high latency (Passable) It is BT 4.2 and has a maximum distance of 8m and…
…<10ms (in Games Mode) and <5ms in 4L@100/120Hz. It also supports NVIDIA GeForce Now and Google Stadia cloud gaming. It fully supports Dolby Vision Games on Sony PS5 and Xbox X. Internal speakers – Pass LG may want to argue its 60W 4.2 system (C2 40W) is good (and it…
…Expert, Panoramic, Portrait, Time-lapse, Text scanner, and Sticker QR code reader Via Google Lens Night mode AI Front MP 16 Sensor OV15A1/Sony IMX481/Sony IMX519 Focus f-stop 2.4 um 1 FOV (stated, actual) 79 (67.8-80.1) Stabilisation Flash Screen fill Zoom…
…reference points. I went into JB Hi-Fi, and while they had other products, particularly Sony RX0 II 4K (nice but lacking accessories and mounts), the DJI Action2 4K, the GoPro Hero10 Black did far more. Then it costs far more. We won’t give it a formal rating. If you want…
…of apps of Android TV, so they buy Sony, TCL and generic TVs over LG (WebOS), Samsung (Tizen) and Hisense (VIDAA). Or they buy the excellent $99 Chromecast with Google TV 4K dongle already built-in to this projector. But it is not the latest Google TV 11, and I doubt…
…$4K plus a Dolby Atmos 5.1.2 (or greater) soundbar is what you need. Competition At $1295 (55”), it competes with the Sony Bravia X75K Google TV, which has almost identical specifications (Direct-lit) but it does not have Dolby Vision or Atmos decode and only a 1-year warranty. TCL C635 QLED…
…Hisense Australian 2022 TV range – huge! Sony has the X95K mini-LED (not here yet and no price), but its closest match is the LG QN85. Samsung has mini-LED, but as it does not support Dolby Vision, there is no direct comparison. TCL C835 Mini-LED TV, TCL C835 Mini-LED TV…
The Sony LinkBuds S WF-LS900N is everything you expect from Sony – well-made, good performance and, surprisingly, a very reasonable price. And at $269, they are a fair bit cheaper than big brother, the $389 WF-1000XM4, which are among the top-performing true ANC buds. Sony WF-1000XM4 are remarkable BT, ANC…
…premium market is dominated by JBL, Sony, and Ultimate Ears. This is a direct competitor, although each has strengths and weaknesses. Its strength is the elegant, highly durable powder-coated steel grille and a silicone exterior that won’t peel or flake and is resistant to rust corrosion and UV light. It…
…matter the brand – LG, Samsung, Sony, Hisense, TCL, Philips, and the vast array of generic brands. In order of image quality OLED is the undisputed king for TV/Movies and has Dolby Vision or the later IQ. Samsung uses a proprietary ‘royalty-free’ HDR10+ format. It does not decode Dolby Vision…
…at full speed instead of piggybacking off one bud. That means lower latency (<200ms) and better bandwidth. Now at A$329.95 RRP (seen for $279), these compete with Apple Airpods (RRP $399 runout $329 – dorky storky) Sony WF-LS900N LinkBuds S $269 JBL Reflect Pro+ $269 Jabra Elite 85T (run out)…
…direct competitor to mid-range headphones like Sony WH-XB910N and Sennheiser HD 458BT. Our job is to see where it excels, and we can tell you we are impressed. Value and performance-wise, this rates very well. JBL Tour One Australian review Website here Price $349.95 From JBL online and major CE…