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Better image, better sound and cheap: 10 "upgrades" for your TV

If you like watching series and films or playing video games, you probably value a good TV, capable of reaching the highest resolutions and frame rates per second to provide the best possible experience. However, as you...

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Better image, better sound and cheap: 10 "upgrades" for your TV
Noticias ao Minuto - Ultima Hora

If you like watching series and films or playing video games, you probably value a good TV, capable of reaching the highest resolutions and frame rates per second to provide the best possible experience.

However, as you certainly know, a top-of-the-line TV or one equipped with the most advanced screen technologies is not cheap and requires a significant investment that, quite simply, not everyone can afford.

Still, have you ever thought that small changes can make a big difference in the way you enjoy the audiovisual experience at home, going far beyond buying a new TV?

According to the BGR website, there are simple adjustments and accessories that cost much less than a new television and that can greatly improve the experience you have with your current TV.

If you want to know more, check out the list below with accessories that can be purchased and small changes that can be made to the environment to improve the viewing experience.

10 ways to improve your TV without buying a new model

Give brands you might not be familiar with a try;

Invest in a soundbar;

Calibrate your TV to improve color accuracy and contrast;

Buy a streaming stick or box;

Add LED lighting to create a more immersive environment;

Adjust the distance and height of the TV to the ideal measurements;

Connect an Ethernet cable instead of relying on Wi?Fi;

Adjust the ambient lighting;

Buy a new TV rack or furniture;

Install acoustic panels.

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