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Tech Awards 2025 Readers\u2019 Choice Results – Part 7<\/h3>\n Following our Editor\u2019s Choice series<\/u>, which presented our editorial team\u2019s picks for the best products of the year, we are pleased to announce the results of the Tech Awards 2025 Readers\u2019 Choice series.<\/p>\n
This article is Part 7 (out of 8) and covers the six awards that comprise the Best of Service Providers. Be sure to check out the rest of the results\u00a0from all the other categories<\/u>\u00a0that have been published previously.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nTable of contents<\/p>\n
<\/svg><\/button><\/p>\n\n1. Best TV Brand – Samsung<\/li>\n 2. Best Soundbar Brand 2025 – JBL<\/li>\n 3. Best Mini Projector Brand 2025 – Lumos<\/li>\n 4. Best Home Theatre Projector Brand 2025 – Samsung<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/section>\nBest TV Brand – Samsung<\/h2>\nSamsung retains its lead as Singapore\u2019s Best TV Brand, securing 27.2% of the vote, ahead of LG (22.5%) and Prism+ (16.5%).\u00a0<\/p>\n
This year\u2019s results reflect a continuation of Samsung\u2019s long-standing dominance in premium TV technology, driven largely by its aggressive push into OLED and Neo QLED panels, improved HDR performance, and strong brand presence. Not forgetting that Samsung also offers Vision AI to improve viewing experiences on their 2025 models, one of the more prominent breakthroughs has been their impressive OLED Glare Free technology that genuinely works.<\/p>\n
Singaporeans have grown increasingly discerning about picture quality and gaming performance, and Samsung\u2019s continued investment in high-refresh-rate modes, anti-glare coatings, and game-friendly features, along with its design differentiation by offering a breakout box for all connectivity on higher-tier models, likely helped keep its appeal.<\/p>\n
LG remains a strong challenger with OLED expertise, but its share of voice hardly changed and almost all other contenders dipped in vote share, other than Hisense and Xiaomi. Both these Chinese brands are gaining vote share, and it\u2019s not surprising considering Hisense has been more active promoting its brand over the last year, while Xiaomi has been opening up several new physical stores to further entrench itself as a credible home appliance and home entertainment brand besides its mobile phones. Discerning and value-conscious shoppers have more options now besides the local brand Prism+, and our polls reflect this as well.<\/p>\n
Looking ahead to 2026, competition may intensify as manufacturers expand miniLED and OLED price accessibility, while Dreame is moving up and beyond just robot vacuum cleaners and wants to conquer your living room with their new TVs. With Samsung expected to roll out more AI-driven image processing and hybrid panel technologies, the brand appears well-positioned to defend its throne. The key question is whether LG\u2019s OLED innovations or local players\u2019 pricing strategy can meaningfully shift voter sentiment next year amid stiff competition.<\/p>\n
Best Soundbar Brand 2025 – JBL<\/h2>\nThe results for this category align with broader consumer trends observed over the past year, where JBL has aggressively expanded its soundbar lineup across multiple price tiers, offering strong bass performance, reliable tuning, and easy TV integration. For many Singapore households, JBL\u2019s balance of power, value and wireless connectivity has made it the go-to option for upgrading personal and room audio entertainment without breaking the bank, and this has worked in their favour to also steal consumer sentiment as a credible living room audio solution.<\/p>\n
Bose\u2019s slip to second place can be attributed to pricing and product segmentation. While Bose still dominates premium compact soundbars with superior clarity and dialogue enhancement, its lineup evolves more slowly, and remains positioned for buyers willing to pay for refinement rather than raw output or immersive formats. In contrast, JBL\u2019s portfolio now supports Dolby Atmos as standard, has gamer-friendly modes, and wallet-friendly entry systems, allowing it to capture a wider base of voters.<\/p>\n
Looking ahead, the category is set for more volatility as spatial audio, wireless satellite expansion, and ultra short-throw (UST) projector pairing gain momentum. If JBL continues pushing accessible Atmos systems while Bose sharpens its premium offerings, 2026 could see another close contest between value innovation and high-end acoustic engineering.<\/p>\n