Apple TV 4K Vs NVIDIA Shield Pro: Which Is Better For A Home Theater?
Apple TV 4K and Nvidia Shield Pro are two of the most powerful streaming boxes. Here’s how their features stack up for home theater users.
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5 More Hidden Features Every Roku User Should Know
Roku devices are full of features that are described as selling points on the back of TV boxes, but just as many are hidden from the average user.
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Are Walmart's Onn TVs Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Walmart's Onn TVs are budget-friendly, but are they any good? We turned to user reviews and feedback to find out if these cheap TVs are worth buying.
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What Is YouTube's Ambient Mode And How Do You Turn It Off?
Noticed YouTube’s background changing colors while you watch? That’s Ambient Mode and you can turn it off if it’s not your style.
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5 More Affordable Alternatives To YouTube TV
YouTube TV now costs $82.99 a month — isn't there a cheaper alternative? Of course there is, you just need to choose the one that fits you the best.
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5 Settings You Should Immediately Change On Your Roku TV
Roku jumped into the television game as a streaming device. Now the company has its own TVs, and if you're thinking about getting one, these tips may help.
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Yes, Hyundai Also Makes TVs (But You Can't Buy Them In The US)
Korean titan Hyundai makes a lot more than just best-selling cars; it also has a range of home appliances, including TVs — at least, outside of the U.S.
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Yes, You Can Watch Netflix On Your Peloton - Here's How To Make It Work
If you're wanting to watch streaming services like Netflix on your Peloton's built-in display, a simple workaround exists thanks to its Android capabilities.
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Here's How To Sign Out Of Your Netflix Account On Your TV
Want to log out of Netflix on your TV? It’s easy, just a few clicks in the app’s settings, and you’re good to go.
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TV Buying Guide: How To Confidently Shop For A TV Online In 2025
Buying a TV online in 2025? Don’t stress. This simple guide walks you through various tips, so you can click that “buy” button with total confidence.
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Why Did Old TVs Show Color Bars?
You might have seen images of old TVs with a series of colorful bars, called a test pattern. What were these for, and are they still in use today?
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What Are Amazon Prime Video Channels & How Do You Add One To Your Account?
Amazon Prime Video allows you to subscribe to other streaming services through its Channels feature, but how do they work and how difficult are they to add?
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Can A Gaming Router Replace Your Typical Wi-Fi Router? Here's How They Differ
Looking to speed up your Internet to get better streaming speed? A gaming router may seem like the right idea, but it may not be the improvement you think.
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Your Amazon Fire TV Stick's Home Button Has A Handy Hidden Feature
If you hate digging through menus on your Amazon Fire TV Stick, the remote hides a feature that allows you to access handy shortcuts from anywhere.
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Google Chromecast Vs TV Streamer: What's The Difference? (And Is It Worth The Upgrade?)
Google has officially retired its Chromecast brand in favor of its new TV Streamer line, but is the TV Streamer different enough to justify an upgrade?
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How To Enable Roku's Fast TV Start Feature (And Why You Might Want To)
Roku Fast TV Start keeps network and voice assistant ready even while 'off'—learn how to enable it and why it's helpful for quicker wake-ups.
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Which Hulu Plans Allow You To Download Shows For Offline Watching? (And How To Do It)
If you're looking to go somewhere with spotty or no wi-fi, like a long trip or an airplane flight, then downloading shows from Hulu may be the feature for you.
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Here's Why Google Discontinued Its Chromecast Streaming Devices
Chromecast has been officially discontinued. Find out why Google pulled the plug and what comes next.
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Amazon Fire Stick: How To Pair Your Remote To A New TV
Getting a new TV usually isn't too much of a hassle, but it does require some setup. For instance, you may need to pair your Fire Stick. Here's how.
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The Easiest Way To Stream Your PS5 Screen On Discord
Want to share your PS5 gameplay on Discord? Here’s the easiest way to stream your PS5 screen and connect with friends in real time.
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How To Safely Clean Your Curved-Screen TV (And What You'll Need To Do It)
If you happen to own a curved television, this guide can help you tackle any surface smudges or dirt and dust built up.
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Your Amazon Fire Stick Can Make Your Home Security System Even Better
Did you know your Amazon Fire TV Stick can boost your home security? Learn how to use it with cameras and smart devices for extra peace of mind.
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Here's Why Amazon Is Discontinuing Its FreeVee Streaming TV Service
Heard the standalone Freevee app is disappearing? Learn what’s happening and how you can still access its content going forward.
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Yes, A Monitor Can Work Without A PC - Here Are Other Ways You Can Use It
Monitors may be core peripheral devices for PCs, but there are plenty of other uses for these displays aside from being hooked up to a desktop or laptop.
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Here's Why The Silk Browser Is So Useful On Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
Discover why the Silk browser is a standout on Fire TV Stick — experience smoother browsing, video playback, and seamless integration with remote control.
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HDMI 2.1 Vs 2.2: What's The Difference (And Why It Probably Won't Matter To You)
Confused about HDMI 2.1 vs. 2.2? Learn the real differences between these versions and why upgrading to 2.2 likely won’t impact your setup much as of now.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice About Sleeping With The TV On At Night
Televisions are a staple in most homes these days with some owners keeping them on all day. Then there are those who fall asleep with them playing.
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