Kanto has announced three major additions to its TV wallmount lineup: the PMX900HD, the company's most powerful professional-grade mount to date, and the PT405 and PF405, its thinnest-ever wall mounts. Set to launch in early 2026, the PMX900HD represents the next evolution of Kanto's Pro Series. Designed to accommodate the world's largest TV, the PMX900HD supports displays from 65 up to 140 inches, with a staggering 275-pound weight rating.

A new AI feature uses a variety of sources including customer reviews to generate an audio summary of a product. That could be very useful for the visually impaired, and help with the cognitive overload associated with attempting to digest a huge amount of online content, but AI experts caution that not every task requires an AI version, and AI-fatigue is a risk as well.

TWICE, Residential Systems, and What HiFi? have announced the winners of their annual Best of Show awards at CEDIA Expo 2025. The products were nominated by the manufacturers, and a team of judges was employed to read through the entries and rate the products on a number of criteria, including their value, impact, and how unique it was to the market.
Residential Systems entries were judged through the lens of the residential integrator, while TWICE based theirs on a consumer electronics retail view, and What Hi-Fi? from the home entertainment enthusiast perspective.

Mammotion's newest launch takes things to another level, with a triple-pronged approach that includes RTK, a 3D camera and solid-state LiDAR.

Hisense has announced the launch of its newest home theater system, the HT SATURN. A 4 1.2 channel wireless system, the HT SATURN builds upon Hisense's experience in ULED X TVs and laser home cinemas by adding multidimensional audio to the company's premium visual offerings.

In a time when consumer focus is less on devices and more on the content those devices deliver, how have major consumer electronics retailers and e-tailers fared? Find out by purchasing the latest editions of TWICE's annual Retail Reports, produced in partnership with Senex, an industry research and analysis firm.