Game consoles are electronic devices designed specifically for playing video games.

Home theater systems are designed to provide a cinematic experience in the comfort of one's home.

Streaming sticks are small devices that connect to a TV and allow users to access streaming services.

Sound bars are designed to improve the audio quality of a TV or other audio source.

DVRs (Digital Video Recorders) allow users to record and store TV shows and movies for later viewing.

Blu-ray discs have a larger storage capacity compared to DVDs, allowing for higher-quality video and audio.

Smart TVs have built-in internet connectivity, allowing users to access streaming services, apps, and other online content.

Projectors are used to display images, videos, or presentations onto a screen or surface.

Home audio systems are designed to provide high-quality audio playback for music, movies, and other audio content.

Remote controls are commonly used to operate home entertainment devices such as TVs, DVD players, and game consoles.

Streaming sticks are generally smaller and more portable compared to set-top boxes.

Converter boxes are used to convert analog TV signals to digital signals, allowing older TVs to receive digital broadcasts.

Media players are devices that can play various types of media, including DVDs, CDs, and digital files.

Receivers are used to amplify audio signals and distribute them to speakers.

Home theater systems typically have multiple speakers, while soundbars have a single speaker unit.