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- July 5
- July 4
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- Does Samsung need to release a new soundbar every year? I didn't think so, until I listened to the latest version
- Our deals experts have found top savings on Mini LED TVs, wireless headphones, stereo speakers and more
- 28 Years Later is my film of the year – and here's why I think it will make an awesome test disc
- Sony’s latest flagship OLED TV, a ‘proper’ projector, PMC floorstanders and more earn five stars
- We asked you, What Hi-Fi?'s readers, if movies are better streamed or on a disc – and your responses made one thing clear
- 3 reasons why video streaming devices remain relevant TV upgrades – but probably not for long
- Nothing Phone (3): 3 things about Nothing's latest flagship smartphone that I'm excited for
- This hidden gem is more than just a cinema; it has become my film Mecca
- July 3
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- 8 great TV title songs that are too good to skip – and sound great on your AV system
- BenQ's excellent new projector inspired us to build a full home cinema that dazzles with movies and games
- I watched Dune: Part Two in a virtual reality cinema, and it rekindled my love for the silver screen
- How to get the ultimate cinema experience – without breaking the bank
- July 2
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- How to optimise your 4K TV settings for Blu-ray, DVD and TV viewing
- Sony's latest flagship OLED TV out-muscles its rivals in an often overlooked area
- The top-rated movie of 2025 with 100% on Rotten Tomatoes hits home streaming this week
- After hours of measuring, I have come to the conclusion that full-fat Dolby Atmos doesn't work in normal homes
- July 1
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- 7 tracks we've been using in our test rooms over the past month
- Yoto wants to be the YouTube of kids' audio – with one crucial difference
- Behind the scenes in our AV testing facility – here are the reference home cinema products we use every single day
- My local cinema recently closed down – now I really wish I'd visited it more often
- Have soundbars forgotten their true purpose?
- After six months of hell, I can confirm this former home cinema heavyweight does not deserve a 'vinyl revival'
