How To Get The Highest-Quality Audio Out Of Your AV Receiver
An AV receiver is a must-have for any audiophile, but you can't just plug one in and hope for the best; there are steps you need to take for optimal sound.
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Can You Use An Old Router As A Network Switch?
Running out of Ethernet ports for your smart home? Discover how to repurpose an old Wi-Fi router into a free network switch with one simple tweak.
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New Photo Leak Suggests A Limited Edition Switch 2 For Zelda's 40th Anniversary Is Coming
New leaked photos may have revealed Nintendo's plans for Zelda's 40th anniversary, including what could be the Switch 2's first special-edition design.
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Don't Want Earbuds? Consumer Reports Says These Headphones Have The Best Audio Quality
Earbuds are convenient and portable, but they typically don't offer the same audio quality as the full-sized headphones that Consumer Reports says are the best.
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4 Reasons Why People Ditch Their AirPods
Apple's AirPods are hugely popular, but not everyone who buys them sticks with them. Some longtime users have found compelling reasons to make a switch.
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Can You Remove The Tag From Your Roku Remote? Here's Why It's There
The purple tag on a Roku remote may seem like an odd design choice, but there's a reason it's there and has a few practical uses you might not have considered.
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Why There's Simply No Need To Match Your Soundbar Brand To Your Smart TV
Upgrading your home theater audio? Discover the hidden technical rules that prove why buying the same brand of speaker as your TV is unnecessary.
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Who Owns Klipsch Speakers And Where Are They Made?
Klipsch is very much on the enthusiast side of things when it comes to audio, but they do make some good consumer speakers. Who owns Klipsch nowadays?
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Eclipsa Video: What Is It & How Is It Different Than HDR10 Or Dolby Vision?
Do movies look amazing on your phone but dark and bland on your expensive smart TV? Discover the new video format built to finally fix it.
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How Much Bigger Has The Average TV Gotten Since The '70s?
TVs today continue to grow ever larger, but what were they like in the 1970s? The screens may not have been as big, but they were still pretty large devices.
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10 Of The Best Bluetooth Speakers Worth Buying
No matter the use case, audiophiles of all levels should have a Bluetooth speaker (or two). Here are several Bluetooth speakers worth buying.
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This Limited Edition Gears Of War: E-Day XBOX Controller Has Fans Divided
Microsoft just unveiled an eye-catching limited edition gamepad with stunning sculpted grips, but gamers are already furious over one major catch.
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5 Creative Uses For An Xbox Controller
More than 20 years ago, Microsoft released software that allowed Xbox controllers to work with PCs. Now, they're used for a lot more than gaming.
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9 Gadgets And Accessories To Upgrade Your Turntable/Vinyl Experience
Short of getting new speakers or headphones, these turntable accessories are the best way to upgrade your Hi-Fi setup.
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9 Video Game Consoles That Didn't Deserve To Fail
Not every game console is a smash success, but plenty of "failed" consoles had innovative or redeeming features that could have been major game-changers.
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5 Accessories You Can Use With Your Xbox's USB Port
The latest gaming accessories may mostly be wireless affairs, but your Xbox still has USB ports and some great accessories can take advantage of them.
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4 Reasons Why People Ditch Their Alexa Devices
Looking to purchase an Amazon Alexa device? Discover the four hidden frustrations pushing thousands of users to permanently unplug their Amazon devices.
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Can You Use Headphones With A Roku? Here's What You Need To Know
Roku has been on the front lines of the streaming revolution for quite a while now. Can you actually watch something on a Roku device with headphones?
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Why TVs Have Terrible Resale Value
Hoping to fund a home theater upgrade by selling your old television? Discover the hidden market factors that make used TVs almost impossible to sell.
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Why You Might Want To Think Twice About Wall Mounting That New TV
A wall-mounted TV isn't the perfect solution for every home. Explore the pros, the pitfalls, and an overlooked alternative worth considering.
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The 10 Coolest Mad Max Movie Vehicles And The Cars They Used To Build Them
The Mad Max movies have always been a treasure trove for heavily modified vehicles ready to terrorize the wastelands. Here are 10 of our favorite ones.
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10 Audio Brands That Are Owned By Samsung
You may only know Samsung for its smartphones, but this company may own your favorite speaker brand.
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Here's How Often You Should Really Be Cleaning Your TV Screen
It might not be something you think about very often, but cleaning your TV is important to keep it running for as long as possible. Here's how to do it.
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5 Once-Classic Car Movies That Are Unwatchable Today
With all the car movies available today, there's no reason to go back to these unwatchable classics.
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How Many People Actually Buy Physical Game Discs These Days?
With Sony's announcement that it's discontinuing physical game discs in 2028, questions of ownership (and who still buys physical discs) abound.
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What Is The Difference Between Active And Passive DisplayPort Cables?
DisplayPort cables can come in various sizes, depending on your needs, but you may see some labeled "active" and others as "passive." What's the difference?
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What Is The 3:1 Rule For Microphone Placement & Audio Engineering?
Microphone placement may not seem all that important, but for serious recording, it's a big element of the process. The 3:1 rule can help you figure it out.
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