Would you watch your shows on a TinyTV?
See all Stories Posted Jun 26, 2025 at 5:55 PM UTC Would you watch your shows on a TinyTV?
I backed the TinyTV 2 on Kickstarter back in 2022, and it's a delight! When you change the 'channel' with its tiny remote or working dials, it'll realistically flick to the middle of your next video just as if you were watching it live. (It syncs timestamps!) Yeah, it's $60... but a gift or treat, perhaps? They also sell the transparent one.
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