Smart TVs have become integral to our daily routines, radically changing how we enjoy entertainment by serving as the control center for everything from streaming platforms to smart home devices.

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Music doesn’t have to stay tethered to a plug anymore. Portable Bluetooth speakers make it easy to bring your playlists anywhere, from backyard gatherings to road trips and everything in between. The ...

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Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 players can get one of the most popular wireless controllers for the lowest price yet. As part of Amazon's Black Friday 2025 gaming sale, the black and white editions of ...

Assurant is an appliance protection program with low deductibles and a short waiting period. Assurant’s plans cover a variety of home appliances, and you can create coverage based on your products and ...

Sami Allen is the managing editor at Forbes Home, with over seven years of experience in the home space and 10 years of editing experience. Kristin is a lead editor at Forbes Home and has nearly a ...

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