NVIDIA’s Shield TV Pro is a deliberate contrarian to all of the budget-priced streaming sticks and cubes. For those who want the best performance in a streaming device, the Shield Pro delivers where others just perform. Priced at $169.99 (down from $199.99) ahead of Black Friday, recent software updates in February 2025 added Auro-3D audio and new GeForce NOW titles so it stays current.
Holiday seasons demand a TV that can last through those long – and we mean LONG – movie nights and the screaming sports fan in the other room. Hisense has just the ticket with the 50-inch E6 Cinema Series QLED 4K Smart Fire TV, now available for $218.99 – its price has been slashed by a whopping 42% from its original list price of $379.99. What does that get you for an entry level TV? A whole lot – namely quantum dot colour, full HDR support and seamless streaming all wrapped up in a very affordable package.
LG just revealed a beast of a screen called the MAGNIT Active Micro LED, a 136-inch monster that’s basically a private IMAX for your living room. Announced today in Seoul, it hits stores in Korea tomorrow and comes to North America soon after. At 3 meters wide and 1.7 meters tall, it makes your average TV look like a postage stamp.
Watching a movie on a big screen TV is already a treat, but Govee’s Envisual TV LED Backlight T2 with Dual Cameras ($74.99 after automatically applied 25% off coupon at checkout) takes it to a whole new level.
Streaming is a part of how we consume entertainment, but not all televisions are equipped for the digital age. We still own earlier TVs, which were steady workhorses before apps and Wi-Fi existed. That’s where the Roku Streaming Stick HD 2025 comes in: a little but powerful device that can transform practically any modern TV into a portal for infinite shows, movies, and other content. It’s a low-cost update that packs a powerful punch for $17 (was $29.99).
Samsung’s Moving Style smart TV is a weird combination of portability and polish, with a 27-inch screen that doesn’t need a wall outlet and dares to go where most TVs can’t. This is a mobile TV, with a built-in battery, a kickstand that’s also a handle and a wheeled stand for easy rolling. But does it deliver enough to justify the almost $1,000 price tag in Korea?
A projector that can deliver cinema quality visuals and audio in one portable package sounds like a dream for movie nights, backyard gatherings or even camping trips. Anker’s Soundcore Nebula X1 Pro makes this dream a reality, combining 4K laser projection with 7.1.4-channel Dolby Atmos sound system into one sleek mobile unit.
Sony’s BRAVIA Theater U, a wireless wearable speaker, is $198 (down from $299.99) and feels like a quiet revolution in how we experience sound at home. It sits lightly on your shoulders and delivers surround sound that rivals a full home theater without cutting you off from the world around you.
Whether you’re hosting football watch parties, gaming, or settling in for solo Sunday marathons, the right TV can turn your living room into the ultimate game day headquarters. This is where the 65” Roku Pro Series Mini-LED QLED 4K Smart TV comes in, now down to $599.99 from $1,199.99.
