All Reviews

Apple TV+ is $12.99/month for a thin but genuinely elite catalog. Severance alone justifies a month. But $156/year for 4 annual shows is mathematically uncomfortable.

Sony built a $199 device to do exactly what your phone does for free, then removed Bluetooth audio. The Portal is charging $199 for a problem you didn't have.

You cut the cord to save money and now you're paying $73/month for a worse version of cable. YouTube TV is cord-cutting's most expensive contradiction.

The streaming service your film-nerd friend won't shut up about. Smaller library than Netflix, but everything on it is actually good. Weird business strategy.

Sony wants $700 for slightly prettier graphics and no disc drive. The PS5 Pro is a mid-gen upgrade for people who count pixels instead of fun.

The best handheld gaming device you can buy, with one condition: you have to actually enjoy tinkering with settings. If you just want to play, buy a Switch.

Amazon Prime costs excerpt: 39/year for shipping, streaming, and services you'll forget exist. Do the math on how often you actually order before renewing.

It's a curated cage for casual gamers and a pointless distraction for everyone else We break down the real cost, alternatives, and who should skip Apple Arcade.

A decent workout service if you're already chained to Apple's ecosystem—otherwise, laughably overpriced.

Apple Music is excerpt: 1/month with lossless audio that 95% of listeners can't tell from Spotify. Unless you own a HomePod, Spotify is the better bet.

The Disney+Hulu+ESPN bundle starts at $15/month. You save $8 vs buying separately — but only if you actually watch all three. Most people don't.

A landfill of AI slop and romance drivel masquerading as a reading service We break down the real cost, alternatives, and who should skip Kindle Unlimited.