Adrienne Maxwell

The BenQ HT2060’s good contrast, bright output, and impressive color accuracy make it our pick for the best budget home theater projector.

The Denon AVR-X1700H is an easy-to-use AV receiver that sounds great and has the necessary features to meet most people’s movie, music, and video-gaming needs.

The Epson LS11000 4K laser projector delivers a big, beautiful image and has most of the features you need.

The SofaBaton U1 has a good physical design and a lot of features for the price. Though it has flaws, it’s the best remote we’ve found in a dying category.

Start your vinyl music journey here with our picks for turntable, receiver, speakers, and more.

We reviewed every type of projector to find the best projector to fit your needs, whether it’s for a home theater or an office. Read to see what we recommend.

You can watch those handsprings in ultra high definition.

The 2024 Summer Olympics are here. Here’s how to watch the action in 4K.

If you’re looking for a more rugged, portable projector to take outdoors, the easy-to-use Nebula Mars 3 offers good brightness and a long battery life.

If you want the best, brightest picture quality for your outdoor home cinema, you should use an outdoor movie screen. Here are three options we like.

If you want to send HDMI signals wirelessly instead of through cables, the Nyrius Aries Home+ performs reliably and has more features than the competition.

If you want to use your favorite wired headphones over a wireless connection, the easy-to-use 1Mii ML100 is the best Bluetooth headphone adapter we’ve tested.