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Gotta get those steps in!!!
Gotta get those steps in!!!
I would do a factory reset a 1st gen 4K had a pretty powerful chip. The tvOS might have gotten corrupted. It happened to one of mine with a certain app and once I did the reset it worked fine again no issues to this day.
You can’t rename it in the home app?
I like the touchpad I keep it on
For budget with high end feels go with TCL, Hisense, or Vizio
I would go with a Vizio M series with QLED which will have all the new features like Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, HDR 10, HLG and you can get a 55 inch for around 350 USD. This will be a huge upgrade over your 10 year old tv and save and get that brand new Apple TV as well.
Can I get the Max version please and thank you!
iPad Pro eventually you will get more money for a new phone and it’s seems the phone you have is new You can do a lot with the iPad along with media consumption and work/school stuff as well. The iPad with M2 chip will go a long way.
Depending on you phone service you might be able to upgrade to a free iPhone.
Most people have budget 4K TVs which means they don’t really care to much about visual quality so settings like these won’t matter.
I also buy the physical disc with the digital copies as well. While the digital version is convenient you can’t beat the physical disc IMO. I have collected over 600 Blu-ray’s and while it’s easy to pull up some of those movies on iTunes. I still find myself grabbing the disc because I can see the difference and especially hear the difference.