Faiz Aly
Video Host
Author/Co-Author of 7 articles
Faiz is a video host at Digital Trends covering home theater and TV, where he focuses on the latest in televisions, streaming devices, and audio gear. His content centers on real-world performance, setup optimization, and helping viewers get the most out of their home entertainment systems.
LG C6H OLED Evo AI Review: The First Meaningful C-Series Upgrade in Years?
The LG C6H OLED Evo AI delivers brighter visuals, cleaner processing, smarter AI features and class-leading gaming performance, making it one of the most compelling C-Series OLED upgrades in years.
A guide to Sony’s 2026 TVs and home theater lineup
Sony’s 2026 BRAVIA lineup introduces True RGB technology, new flagship TVs, and the Theater Trio audio system. Here’s everything you need to know about Sony’s latest home theater products.
Sony’s True RGB technology is aiming for the best of OLED and Mini LED
Sony’s new True RGB display technology aims to deliver OLED-like color and viewing angles with Mini LED brightness. Here’s what we learned after seeing it demonstrated firsthand.
The HomePod mini still makes sense in 2026 if you are already in Apple’s ecosystem
The HomePod mini still delivers strong sound and seamless Apple ecosystem integration in 2026, especially when paired with an Apple TV 4K. Here’s whether it is still worth buying today.
Apple TV 4K may finally evolve beyond a streaming box
The next Apple TV 4K could bring Apple Intelligence, a new chip, smarter Siri, and improved audio and video capabilities. Here’s what the rumored upgrades actually mean for how you use it.
Sony just handed control of its TV business to TCL — what it actually means for you
Sony has handed operational control of its TV business to TCL, but that doesn’t mean Sony TVs are going away. Here’s what’s changing, what’s not, and how it could impact buyers in the coming years.
LG G6 vs. C6 OLED TVs: What’s actually different, and which one should you buy?
LG’s G6 and C6 OLED TVs look similar on paper, but differences in brightness, performance, and pricing make the decision less obvious. Here’s how they compare and which one makes more sense.