I recently tested two 2025 UK mini-LED TVs from TCL, makers of some of the best TVs. The models are the entry-level C6K and the mid-range C7K, which earned 4 out of 5 stars in my TCL C7K review .

For context, Samsung's QLED-based TVs max out at $70,000 for a 98-inch 8K version, so it's safe to assume that The Wall Luxury will cost well into six figures, at least for the larger 4K and 8K sizes.

Digital Trends reported that the South Korean electronics and appliances company's new 219-inch Micro LED TV, nicknamed The Wall, looks a lot like real life. The reveal was Tuesday at the company ...

Whether it's for a home office, a bedroom, or a tiny apartment, you don't always want to invest a lot of money when shopping for a television. If affordability is higher up on your television wish ...

Forget OLED, forget LED LCD, there's a new TV tech on the horizon: MicroLED. This display type has the potential for incredible image quality and an even more incredible range of sizes. From your ...

The Wall's "micro LED" display has many of the same benefits as next-generation OLED displays, but without any of the drawbacks like "burn-in." LAS VEGAS - Samsung introduced a new 4K HDR TV the ...

What separates The Wall from the competition now, and what made it so special last year when it came out, is that it uses MicroLED display technology to create a modular display up to 1,000 inches ...

Samsung’s 75-inch Micro LED TV on show at CES 2019. The Wall series of TV is modular, in that it consists of multiple sub-panels that can be arranged to create different aspect ratios and shapes ...

Samsung's The Wall is a big TV—up to 292 inches! ... Small Pixels The Wall features a pixel pitch of 0.84mm for each cluster of red-green-blue ... but it's downright tiny for an LED video wall.

You won't have to stick to Samsung's The Wall if you insist on a gigantic TV for your equally sprawling mansion. LG has introduced a Direct View LED (DVLED) Extreme Home Cinema line aimed squarely ...

For example the Samsung 98Q80C is its 98-inch QLED 4K TV, which is now a more affordable – well, relatively speaking – $7,999.99 in the US. Sure, that's not exactly cheap. But it is ...