LG has launched the first QNED TV that can transmit audio and video wirelessly.

      LG has officially introduced its 2025 QNED evo premium LCD TVs, aiming to redefine home entertainment with a strong focus on enhanced visuals, true wireless capabilities, and a selection of AI features customized for today’s viewer. These advanced TVs are engineered to offer a greatly improved viewing experience through vibrant, precise color technology and immersive picture quality, driven by cutting-edge Mini LED technology and LG’s advanced α AI processor.

      The most notable highlight of this year's remarkable lineup is the QNED9M, marking a major achievement as LG's first QNED TV to support audio and video transmission wirelessly via True Wireless technology. This innovative technology, formerly exclusive to the LG OLED evo M series, is now available in the QNED category, allowing a wider audience to experience stunning high-definition 4K content wirelessly without sacrificing picture quality or introducing noticeable delays.

      Regarding visual performance enhancements, LG’s latest TVs feature dynamic QNED Color technology that offers exceptional depth, clarity, and precision in every frame, creating breath-taking visuals that engage the viewer's senses. Additionally, a new powerful AI processor drives innovative capabilities such as AI Picture Pro, which optimizes detail for an unmatched viewing experience, and AI Sound Pro, delivering an immersive virtual 9.1.2 surround sound that fills the environment. Furthermore, the QNED evo models enhance user interaction by integrating AI Voice ID and LG AI Concierge, designed to provide a highly personalized and user-friendly experience tailored to individual preferences.

      The 2025 QNED evo TVs will be available in sizes from 50 to 100 inches. The lineup will first launch in Korea in May, with other markets, including the U.S. and Europe, to follow throughout the year.

      Bryan M. Wolfe boasts over a decade of experience as a technology writer, focusing on mobile.

      JLab’s stylish $200 Epic Lux Lab Edition wireless headphones feature premium attributes

      For years, JLab has been associated with affordable audio, but recently, it has made strides into the mid-to-high-end market. Their latest product, introduced at CES 2025, is the Epic Lux Lab Edition wireless noise-canceling headphones, which sport a sleek design reminiscent of luxury models from brands like Bowers & Wilkins, Sennheiser, and Sony. True to JLab's commitment to accessible pricing, these new headphones are priced at just $200 and will be available for preorder starting January 6, with shipping expected to commence on January 30. Many of the features and specifications of the Epic Lux Lab Edition will seem familiar to those following the wireless headphone market, including: 32mm dynamic drivers, spatial audio with head tracking, Bluetooth Multipoint, Google Fast Pair, and Find My Device features. They are also the first JLab headphones to include adaptive noise canceling and transparency modes.

      Samsung enhances its AI vision across its TV and audio range at CES 2025

      January is here, signaling the start of CES 2025. Samsung kicked off the event by revealing its offerings for the year, which include the 2025 Neo QLED and OLED TVs, audio products, and more, all designed to push the boundaries of AI-powered features and capabilities. Pricing and availability details are still under wraps, but here’s what we know thus far.

      Understanding the artificial intelligence direction that Samsung is pursuing this year is essential, as it will influence the upcoming TVs and technology. This year, Samsung brands it as "Vision AI," which, in addition to improvements to its AI Upscaling, Auto HDR Remastering, and Adaptive Sound Pro features from previous models, introduces a new Color Booster Pro feature that "leverages AI to provide richer, more vibrant colors than ever before."

      LG’s 2025 OLED TVs maintain their strong performance, but without MLA

      While LG is focusing on revamping and expanding its QNED TV line at CES 2025, it’s important to remember the company’s reputation for remarkable OLED TVs that consistently deliver exceptional performance. At first glance, the 2025 OLED TV line appears to continue this tradition, with notable improvements in light output and additional OLED evo features expected to please gamers. However, the most intriguing aspect regarding the OLED line is what is not included. There are no MLA (Micro Lens Array) OLED panels in any model series this year. To reiterate: the brightness-enhancing MLA technology that LG introduced with the G3 is absent from all of the 2025 OLED TV models.