This year, Vizio continues what it does best — making great (and, hopefully, affordable) televisions and home audio equipment.
Its SmartCast user interface also gets a major update, and new soundbars are here, too.
The base plans are bumping to $30 a month; Extras are going up, too.
The major streaming services are starting off the new decade right. And we get to reap the rewards.
All you need is ESPN+. (And Amazon Fire TV.)
The best gaming system also is a great way to watch UFC.
You'll also need Tidal's "HiFi" plan to take advantage of the spatial audio.
Confused on the main differences between Ring's five video doorbells? Don't worry, we've got you.
It's hard to overstate how good a price this is on Nest's combo smoke/carbon monoxide detector.
Got a dollar? Then you can get four months of Tidal.
It's really about how badly you want Android TV baked into a $399 soundbar.
The NVIDIA Shield TV (2019) is the best Android TV box you can get. You need a remote control that complements it.
Here's the thing about the Amazon Echo Dot Kids Edition — it's an amazon Echo Dot. But you get a lot of good kids stuff for the extra $30 you'll be paying.
Netflix brings the funny, The Expanse is back on Amazon, and Hulu ventures further Into the Dark.
You'll soon be able to just tell your Nest Hub to fire up Sling.
This 2-inch box fills the gap between Fire TV Sticks and the new Fire TV Cube.
Disney+ doesn't have a hacking problem — but it does have a password problem.
Spoiler: The specs don't matter as much as which platform you live in, and which streaming services you use.
Maybe, or maybe not. On the other hand, you could only actually watch one of those services on launch day.
Disney+ will allow you to download videos for offline playback, but "unlimited" doesn't quite apply to all aspects of the downloads policy.