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A high price and lack of features in the new $10, ad-supported tier keep Max a step behind Netflix and Disney Plus.
$15.00 Check prices
Netflix remains the top choice for TV and movie streaming in 2021 thanks to its ease of use, lack of commercials and original content.
$8.99 Check prices
Both streamers are cheap and excellent, so how do you choose between them? Let's break it down.
Sling TV Blue offers cord-cutters a wealth of live channels for an affordable price, but you may need to bring your own antenna.
$35.00 Check prices
Roku is also bundling the new player with its best voice remote for $70, a savings of $10.
Unless you want to connect multiple TVs to the same source, you probably want an HDMI switch, not a splitter.
With a world-beating picture, oodles of features and slim styling, the LG C1 remains the TV to beat.
$2,071.99 - $2,099.99 Check prices
Samsung makes QLED televisions and LG makes OLED televisions, but the differences don't end there. Here's what you need to know.
With the best channel selection and an unlimited DVR, YouTube TV is the high-end live TV service to choose.
$64.99 Check prices
The Zvox AV357 will make your TV sound better than ever, even it's not the last word in affordability or features.
