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Xteink made an even smaller and thinner e-reader by unfortunately skipping a USB-C port.
Andrew Liszewski
Xteink made an even smaller and thinner e-reader by unfortunately skipping a USB-C port.
Andrew Liszewski
Apple’s over-ear headphones get better sound and new features, but they’re still heavy and expensive.
John Higgins
Putting Nokian’s James Bond tech to the test.
Tim Stevens
The Find N6 is my new favorite foldable.
Dominic Preston
Too bad this 500W N-Type panel isn’t bifacial and isn’t (yet) available in the US.
Thomas Ricker
The Play takes the best parts of the Roam and Move speakers to make a great Wi-Fi and Bluetooth speaker.
John Higgins
The U7SG has improved reflection and blooming control, but it will be cheaper in a few months.
John Higgins
And we re-tested the M1 Pro and M1 Max models to see how far the M5 Max has come.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
It took nine minutes for Google’s AI to order my dinner, but it still feels like the future.
Allison Johnson
Quickly untether from an unhinged world.
Thomas Ricker
All style, some substance.
Dominic Preston
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Aqara’s G350 brings Matter 1.5 camera support, promising easier smart home integration — but it only works with Samsung SmartThings.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Sound and ANC performance improve with the Buds 4 Pro, but you still need a Galaxy phone for full functionality.
John Higgins
The Air can’t ignore the new $600 elephant in the room sitting below it, but it’s still the right pick for many.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
The Ultra returns to form with an innovative display.
Allison Johnson
Google’s new midrange phone isn’t even a spec refresh — it’s a rerelease.
Dominic Preston
Here’s how to lock down your existing Ring cameras, along with our picks for security cameras that store footage locally or use end-to-end encryption.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Lego’s tiny toy computer can fly higher than these first Star Wars sets.
Sean Hollister
Samsung’s latest Galaxy S phones are going through the motions.
Dominic Preston
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
‘Hey, what laptop should I get?’ Probably this one.
I’m curious. For those buying one, what color are you getting?
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
iPhone chip, no problem.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Cameron Faulkner, Nathan Edwards and 1 more
Professionals will love the accurate and plentiful reference modes, but far better options exist for the rest of us.
John Higgins
If your iPad is still in good shape, you don’t need this one. Or any other new one. But if it’s upgrade time, start here.
David Pierce
If you have the means, then another $200 for an iPhone 17 is well worth it.
Allison Johnson
Chevy’s hybrid sports car is a sweet deal compared to its Chinese, Italian, and German competitors. And its performance specs underscore the inevitability of electric propulsion.
Lawrence Ulrich
The second over-ear offering from Nothing keeps much of what was great about the Headphone 1 for $100 less.
John Higgins
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
The $1,300 Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal can spot messes, adapt its cleaning to tackle them, then go back to eliminate them.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy