Video Players and Recorders

We spent hours researching to find the best deals on QLED, OLED, and Mini-LED TVs that we love, plus discounts on our favorite streaming players.

If you’re a bit lost by the different Roku models available, we break down the options, compare the features and give you our Editor's Choice and budget picks.

 Learn how to easily pair your Bluetooth headphones with a Google TV player to enjoy your favorite shows and movies without bothering your family members.

Find out how to connect Bluetooth headphones to Roku for uninterrupted, personal listening. Enjoy your favorite shows and movies without disturbing the family.

For the first time, you can pair your Bluetooth headphones directly to select Roku devices for personal listening when you don’t want to disturb others. 

The Roku Streaming Stick 4K+’s WiFi and processor upgrades are appreciated, but what seals the deal is the rechargeable, voice-controlled hands-free remote.

With more than 100 Blu-ray movies coming out this year in 4K Ultra HD, you'll want one of these 4K Blu-ray players.

Find out how the Roku 4 with 4K streaming stacks up against the new Apple TV, Google Chromecast and the new 4K Amazon Fire TV.

The Slingbox M2 lets you remotely watch live cable TV from any phone, tablet, computer, Roku, Fire TV or Apple TV device with no added fees.

A report from StreamingMedia.com separates the real TV trends of 2015 from the hype, from TV everywhere to 4K TVs to streaming sticks.

The new Monopoly Dash, Scrabble Blitz, and Wheel of Fortune Chromecast apps allow anyone with a smartphone to pick up and play a family favorite.

The Nexus Player streaming media box, running the Android TV operating system, is Google's answer to Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV.

Google's Android TV streaming media box will compete directly with Apple TV, offering graph search, voice recognition, games, apps and more.

Sony's new 4K Ultra HD Media Player lets you stream 4K content to an enabled TV and download and store up to 1TB of content.

A study by consulting firm Deloitte reveals that Millennials prefer to get their TV from PCs, smartphones and tablets rather than from the TV itself.

Microsoft today announced the Xbox One Media Remote, able to control your gaming console and TV at the same time.

TiVo's new Roamio DVRs give you superior DVR features to those you get with your cable set-top box but are they worth the price?

The new TiVo Roamio line of DVRs allows live TV and recorded content to be streamed directly to your iOS device ... with a catch.

Researchers can now edit an always-on video recording of a person's life down to a small, easy to watch summary of important life events.

Don't just stare at the camera: Researchers have used the Microsoft Kinect to solve the 'biggest little problem' of Skype video chatting.

The free VLC Media Player 2.0 has finally returned to the Apple App Store. It's better than ever, offering AirPlay and Dropbox integration.

HP's Playlist storage device and PlayLater service offer a great way to watch your favorite shows on the road, without an Internet connection.

With the price dropped to $99 and an upgrade path to the next version of Google TV, does it make sense to buy a Logitech Revue?

Get Skype video chat on your TV with new Internet-enabled Blu-ray players from Panasonic and Sony.

What’s on TV? With a range of apps, Internet browsing and all of your pay TV provider’s content at its disposal, the Logitech Revue box with Google TV delivers whatever you can think of.

Kinect (formerly “Project Natal”) for Xbox 360 is a peripheral that senses the placement and motion of your body to move and play on the screen—no controller required at all.

With a color touchscreen and backlit keypad, the Acoustic Research XSight Touch universal remote delivers the functionality of all your remotes, plus one-button access to activities like "Watch TV."

Your flat-panel HDTV looks lovely hanging on your wall except for one thing: that gunky mess of cables and boxes it’s tethered to that comprises the brains of your home-entertainment system. You can finally finish your A/V feng shui thanks to a new technology—wireless HDMI.

If there were any lingering doubts about whether 3D TV would arrive as planned next year, they were thoroughly laid to rest at this year’s CEATEC, the Japanese electronics show.