Very similar principle to your smartphone, Smart TVs come ready-equipped with internet capability. Once connected to your router (usually wirelessly) they will give you access to a plethora of different apps. Content varies from brand to brand, and model to model, but generally you get social media apps like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, plus a full web browser and access to catch-up services such as BBC iPlayer. Some also include interactive features such as face recognition along with voice and motion control, but these are only available on certain models, so be sure to check the instructions before you start talking to your television – especially if the neighbours are watching.
Samsung have had a really strong line up this year with the mighty QLED sets selling like hot cakes and with some of that fantastic technology trickling down to their mid range models which, as a customer, is always a …read more
It’s been a long time since Japanese manufacturer Toshiba have been part of our arsenal here at Richer Sounds, but with 4K televisions more affordable than ever before, it’s no wonder that they have stepped up to the plate with a …read more
I think we can all agree that despite televisions getting more aesthetically pleasing, you wouldn’t exactly call them “art”. Their minimalistic feel and slim designs, while not terrible to look at, wouldn’t look quite as good as a nice picture …read more
A few years ago, when I first started at Richer Sounds, our most popular size TV was always a 32 inch. As times and trends change, people are wanting bigger and bigger sets to fit in any room of the …read more
After the success of the LG B6 series from 2016, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the new B7… The B7 was announced as the “entry level” of this years OLED offerings from LG. Entry level in appearance …read more
When you think of a 4K TV, budget probably isn’t the first word that comes to your mind. Well fear not my friends because LG have well and truly blown the “budget” 4K TV market wide open! I present to …read more
Hisense are still a newcomer to the TV world when you compare them to the likes of Panasonic, Sony, Samsung and LG; but that doesn’t mean that they are a company to be overlooked. For the money, Hisense offer some …read more
Rob from our Southampton store explains the ins and outs of Samsung’s ground-breaking QLED TV range. To find out more, please give your local store a call today.
After last year’s massively popular TX40DS500, Panasonic have given us another Full HD set in the TX40ES500. “But it’s not 4K!”, I hear you say. Well fear not my dear friends, as Full HD sets are still very sought after, …read more
Whilst new televisions are always interesting and exciting, it’s very rare that something breaks the mould and really stands out from the crowd… Every now and then a certain product does just this; the Samsung F9000, or the first LG …read more
