Best TV 2025 TechRadar Podcast - The Edit.

This Week in Tech: OLED Prices, Marketing Gimmicks & That Asus Rog Xbox Ally with TechRadar

The Concept

In this episode of the TechRadar Podcast, the panel of tech experts dived headfirst into some of the biggest questions in consumer technology right now. From the ever-present debate about overpriced OLED TVs to the growing list of TV “innovations” that might be more marketing spin than substance, nothing is off-limits. This week’s panel features: Josephine Watson - TechRadar’s Managing Editor, Hamish Hector - Senior Writer at TechRadar, Matt Bolton – TechRadar’s Managing Editor for Entertainment and James Davidson - Staff Writer, TechRadar’s TV & Audio team. Together, they unpack the hype, break down the facts, and bring some much-needed clarity to the world of tech.

The Execution

The podcast’s pacing, colour grade, sound design, and engaging visuals for the video edition were all brought together by TODDCS, ensuring TechRadar’s signature professional finish.

  • Why are OLED TVs still so expensive?

The panel explored the production challenges, supply chain issues, and branding strategies that keep OLED prices stubbornly high even as other technologies become more affordable.

  • TV Tech or Marketing Gimmick?

They separated the truly game-changing technologies from the buzzwords - exploring everything from “Quantum Dot” panels to “NanoCell” branding. Are these features worth the price, or are they just clever packaging?

  • Asus Rog Xbox Ally – Wait…what’s it called?

Spoiler: It’s actually the ROG Ally, but they laugh at how easy it is to mix up these increasingly convoluted product names.

Expert Insights

With deep industry knowledge and hands-on testing experience, the TechRadar team provides no-nonsense advice on how to navigate the TV and gaming tech landscape in 2025.

The Impact

This episode offers something for everyone - from casual buyers wondering if they should wait for OLED prices to drop, to hardcore gamers debating their next hardware purchase. By unpacking myths and clarifying jargon, TechRadar strengthens its position as a trusted voice in consumer tech.

Engagement on YouTube, Spotify, and social media has been strong, with plenty of audience debate about which TV feature is truly worth the money.

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