Sony’s claim is that standard Bluetooth isn’t fast enough to stay in sync with the screen and your control inputs, so they have their own bespoke wireless (but not Bluetooth) headset.

To be fair, this is kind of true… Most Bluetooth latency is fucking atrocious.

This is the sad truth. I’ll continue watching their shows on a family account as long as I can. The second that’s gone, I’m done with their garbage.

Yeah, I used to happily subscribe to Netflix because anything I could want was there. Now I use it on a family plan on occasion since it already existed, but there’s no way I’d pay for it so I could watch like 2 shows and 4 comedy specials a year, and have to find everything else somewhere else.

I was happy with YouTube and just purchased things there but recently you can’t watch beyond 480p in any browser except for Safari. So fuck that too.

They captured this off the TV using a cell phone camera and uploaded to Lemmy and the difference is noticeable. It’s not a dynamic range problem.

They also increased the saturation/contrast too.

If this is actually their thinking, why even bother with the Fediverse at that point?

Literally from the “debunking” article you posted:

The only thing they may be good for is that studies have shown the blue light can interfere with our bodies’ light cycle