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Don't-Miss Home Theater Stories
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SVS SB16-Ultra subwoofer review: This astonishing sub will rock your house—and your neighbor's, too
High-tech features and a supremely powerful amplifier team up to produce some of the deepest, cleanest bass you'll experience outside of an IMAX theater.
SVS Prime Elevation speaker review: An incredibly versatile audio solution for the home theater
These smartly designed speakers are particularly great as the height channels in a Dolby Atmos, DTS:X, or Auro-3D configuration.
Sony X930D 4K UHD TV review: Color and HDR done the Sony way.
Sony has forsaken quantum dots and OLED technology to follow its own path to color and HDR.
Chromecast Ultra review: 4K HDR streaming with no frills
Google's Chromecast Ultra quadruples the pixels for double the money, but it lacks the bells and whistles of other high-end steaming devices.
This is the only Blu-ray player we've seen that can also play DSD audio files, but don't pay the premium price unless you can take full advantage of its advanced features.
Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player review: The best bang for your buck
You don't get a lot of extra features, but this player delivers excellent performance on both the video and audio fronts.
Xiaomi Mi Box review: Android TV elevated with cheap 4K HDR streaming
The Xiaomi Mi Box's $69 price tag and 4K HDR streaming help paper over Android TV's shortcomings.
Samsung KS9800 4K UHD, 65-inch smart TV review: Quantum dots + HDR = Wow!
A curved screen? Meh. But HDR and quantum dots result in an LCD TV that gives uber-expensive OLED technology a run for its money.
Roku Ultra and Roku Premiere+ reviews: The priciest Roku still isn't the best Roku
Improvements to Roku's high-end set-top boxes don't add up to a better value—unless you need 4K HDR video.
Enclave Audio CineHome HD review: Plenty of bang for the home theater buck
The 'wire-free' claim is a wee bit overblown, but that doesn't mean this system isn't a good value.
