Looking to buy your next phone, laptop, headphones, or other tech gear? Or maybe you just want to know all of the details about the latest products from Apple, Samsung, Google, and many others. The Verge Reviews is the place for all of that and more. Whether you’re looking for buying advice, how to use products you already own, or the best deals on products we’ve tested and used ourselves and can recommend, you needn’t look any further.
- RELATED /

Belkin squeezed a lot of functionality into this smartphone accessory, but not without some compromises.
Andrew Liszewski

Belkin squeezed a lot of functionality into this smartphone accessory, but not without some compromises.
Andrew Liszewski

Its semi-solid state chemistry is less prone to thermal runaway and should last longer.
Thomas Ricker

You can skip your nightly recharge three nights in a row.
Allison Johnson



This is a great device for a certain kind of notetaker. Otherwise, a regular e-reader or tablet will do.
Victoria Song





The sample-focused DAW gets an MPC-like hands-on interface.
Terrence O'Brien

Posha uses AI and a motorized arm to cook your dinner autonomously. It’s impressive but expensive, and raises all the usual concerns about connected kitchen appliances.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy



The QM9K takes aim at high-end competitors, but ends up competing against its cheaper sibling.
John Higgins






Tech
John Higgins and Chris Welch






Buying Guides
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy


Tech
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

It’s kinda like a pair of chunky sunglasses that runs Android apps.
Victoria Song

A $700 laptop with a great screen and fantastic battery life? What’s the catch?
Antonio G. Di Benedetto


Tech
Chris Welch and John Higgins
My friend who’s never flown a drone had a blast with the Antigravity A1.
I don’t have a full review of this awesome drone today, but I can’t get over how easy it is to fly (once you power everything on)! I’ve updated my story with some pros, cons, a few key specs, pricing and price comparisons, and impressions from other reviewers now that the embargo has lifted.


Tech
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy

BMW’s latest electric crossover SUV is about to put the rest of the segment to shame.
Tim Stevens

Never get locked out again with a smart lock you can control from your phone, with your face, or with a fingerprint.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
![]()
![]()

Five different AI browsers have the same problem.
Victoria Song

ZSA’s Voyager keyboard and Navigator trackball attachment are a lot of fun, if you’re willing to put in some effort.
Jay Peters

Wooting has done a great job improving the sound and feel of its popular keyboard.
Tom Warren

Despite missing some truly professional features, the Nikon ZR delivers the core of what makes RED cameras great for a fraction of the price
David Imel

I tend to like my e-bikes simple and uncomplicated — the Also TM-B is anything but.
Andrew J. Hawkins
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
So, you want a robot vacuum.
You’re in luck. I just published a big update to my robot vacuum buying guide following months of testing dozens of new bots. Plus, this week is the best time of year to buy a floor-cleaning machine, as they’re seeing major discounts ahead of Black Friday. (Well, all except my top pick!).

We compared The Frame and The Frame Pro against options from Hisense and TCL.
John Higgins





The latest smartphone-sized reader comes with a lot of new features. They’re not all upgrades.
David Pierce
0
The company behind the Analogue Pocket is back with its latest game console, which plays N64 games in 4K.
Andrew Webster

Asus brought Hall effect customization to a split ergo board, but it didn’t go hard enough on ergonomics.
Cameron Faulkner

Slapping an RTX 5070 onto your laptop is a big deal. It’s other parts of the Laptop 16 that falter.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Steam Frame vs. Meta Quest 3.
I brought our Quest 3 to Valve’s offices just in case we’d be seeing the Steam Frame, formerly known as Deckard — and it paid off! I didn’t have time to directly compare optics, but I’d say comfort is superior. It’s noticeably smaller, with controllers that are bigger.
