K Blu‑ray offers superior video and audio quality compared to streaming. However, the equipment required to get the most out of it makes it not worth it.

Most people these days get "4K" content for their 4K TVs from one source—streaming video. Streaming services like to put the 4K label prominently in their marketing, and if you want 4K you'll have to ...

These excellent streaming devices have similar features and are often close in price. How do you choose between the two? We'll help you decide. Sarah Lord covers TVs and home entertainment. Prior to ...

Starting this month, fuboTV will be the first internet-based TV service to stream Major League Baseball in ultra-high-definition 4K. If you or anyone in your household is a diehard MLB fan, you’ll now ...

Basic with Ads - $9.99/month (No 4K) Standard - $16.99/month (No 4K) Premium - $20.99/month (Includes 4K) If you’d like to check whether your current equipment is up to the task, Max has a list of ...

HBO Max is dead. Long live Max. The new combined streaming service launched on Tuesday, and in addition to housing all of HBO Max and Discovery+’s content in one place, Max also plays host to a robust ...

Cord-cutters and cable naysayers have been turning to streaming devices and subscriptions for a while now, and a lack of cable in a household is much more commonplace these days. As such, a Roku ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. The quality of your at-home picture is determined by the resolution the show is provided in and if your TV has the ...

The Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K, we feel, is the best Amazon streaming device on the market. We love it even more right now, as it's seeing a massive 40% discount. That brings its price to just $30, which ...

Walmart may not have announced it yet, but the retailer’s latest streaming player–complete with the Google TV interface and 4K streaming capabilities–is now in stores, and it’s looking to be quite the ...

Modern streaming platforms like Netflix and Max have changed our content diets dramatically, allowing reality TV lovers and Letterboxd sickos to beam the latest movies and shows directly into their ...