“So “this $80k minivan ain’t cheap but when compared to a $200k sports car it sure looks like a better value!””

“Starting at $2,100, the new Dell UltraSharp U4021QW ain’t cheap, but when compared to more expensive monitor’s like $5,000 Apple’s Pro Display XDR”

I think the Beats Solo Pro (which have been out for over a year, IIRC) also do not work with the $9 adapter and require the $35 cable, which has been out for over a year as well. Everything I have read seem to indicate the same for the AirPods Max.

Everything I have read says that the Lightning-3.5mm adapter doesn’t work and that you need the Lightning-3.5mm cable. Where are you reading that the adapter does work? I would appreciate knowing if what I’ve read so far has been BS.  Thanks!

“That’s just said 450 units short of the company’s goal”

Agreed. Not to mention, a decent-to-good “budget” TV these days is probably $500-$700, or at most, sub-$1,000.  With so many decent TVs at those price points, there’s no way you can say a $1,400 Sony is a budget TV with a straight face.

In addition to the fact that it’s weird to have a comparison without listing prices, I was wondering about your point as well. The other TVs seem to retail for about $750-$950, and then the Sony jumps up to $1,400. Seems weird to include the Sony in the comparison with the other ones.

Did I miss it, or did this article not even bother to list the retail prices for these TVs?

“With a whole 18 hours of battery life? This is what kills me. My samsung is slightly better at around 36 but compared to 15 days?! I would have paid an extra $100 to get just a solid 5 days of battery life.”

“Meanwhile, for just $50 more, you could get the base models of the Apple Watch Series 6 and Samsung Galaxy Watch 3.”

The adapter doesn’t work with the AirPods Max, so you need the $35 cable to use it wired to a 3.5mm jack.

Uhh, its $9.

Yeah, but if they’re going to go that route, Pedro Pascal is much more well known for playing Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) or as Oberyn Martell (Game of Thrones)...

I have been using Fitness+ for the past couple of weeks and absolutely love it. I did yoga for the first time a couple weeks ago and now do yoga every day with a few HIIT/core/strength sessions a week as well. I definitely agree that it is geared more towards beginner/intermediate skill levels, but I think that’s what…

*homogeneous

“Kirk and Max absolutely carried that movie”

“But, full disclosure, my not all of my turnip-eating Christmases have been merry.”

Ah, good ol’ BSG!

“Autocorrect. On an Apple Mac Pro. But it IS subjectively funny.”

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