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You’re spending more money on electronics that don’t last.
And the industry is counting on you not noticing until it’s too late.

In 2026, TVs die early, laptops slow to a crawl, and “smart” appliances fail faster than ever. What used to last 5–10 years now barely survives the warranty period — and this isn’t bad luck. It’s design.

Manufacturers are quietly downgrading panels, processors, and internal components while marketing louder features and lower prices. Consumer data shows higher failure rates, denied warranties, and repair costs so high that replacement is the only option. That $300 TV? It’s not cheap if it dies in 18 months.

In this video, we break down what actually changed in TVs, laptops, smartphones, and small appliances — and how to protect your money. You’ll learn which features are traps, which brands cut corners, and which boring, reliable products still deliver value.

This isn’t about buying the newest tech.
It’s about avoiding regret and buying smarter in 2026.