TVs & projectors

Smaller Frames in the guest rooms complete the look with art and are easy to use as TVs.

A very small folding projector Arun loved and took home for travelling.

A projector that works as a touchscreen is cool, but the latency makes games hard to play, so the kids gave it four or five.

Decent portable projector with punchy speakers but terrible mood lighting and expensive; 7.5 out of 10.

A cheap way to make a sluggish TV feel new again without replacing the whole set.

The huge, very bright RGB MiniLED TV suits a daytime living room and has ruined other TVs for him.

A case with an AirTag slot to stop the Apple TV remote going missing.

Better than the others, as the glass design suits a TV and the iPhone karaoke feature is a smart use of hardware, earning 6 out of 10.

A 100-inch clip-in screen bought from Amazon for the setup, shown without a detailed verdict.

A transparent display with dedicated space behind it that hasn't arrived yet, with vague shipping updates.

The largest, highest quality TV he has owned and a good reference screen, with neat cable hiding.

A hugely expensive TV he joked about before settling on an LG for Studio B.

Brilliant outdoor TV with great brightness, contrast and low input lag, held back only by costing about three times an indoor equivalent.

Amazing at first, but the large screen needed louder sound and its minimum brightness was too high.

A genuinely good 4K TV that doubles as art, with only a buggy SmartThings app holding it back.

Corrects all device video signals so everything looks better on the shared displays.

Lets any console or PC be shown on any screen, which is essential to the room.

The most bonkers mechanism he has seen: drops a metre, swivels 360 degrees and was the hardest part of the project to install.

Apple TV box is one of the devices connected, used to play movies in the cinema.

Two 55-inch G4 OLEDs on motorised ceiling mounts with impressive picture quality.

Chosen over consumer brands for its much greater brightness, and it is commercial grade with 5K resolution.

Very innovative transparent TV, but not a very useful product.

An 88 inch 8K OLED used as the screen, converted into a touchscreen at great effort; the first one broke.

Pretty with a great picture, but the easel design has no real benefit and it is overpriced; scored 6/10.