Cheap, feature-packed and easy to use, the smart TV box is great for 4K streaming, but there’s a caveat
Author: Steve Withers
Steve Withers
Steve Withers is a professional calibrator and freelance journalist who regularly contributes to Trusted Reviews, reviewing audio and video products, and writing articles. Steve has been writing about audio and video products for over ten years and, along with Trusted Reviews, he also contributes to Tech Radar, AVForums, Pocket-lint, Home Cinema Choice, Stuff, and Wired. Steve is Level 2 certified with THX, the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) and the Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA). As such, he remains abreast of all AV technology developments and the latest industry standards as we transition into a new era in home video and audio.
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