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The Hottap Go is an all-in-one hot water system that justifies its high price.
Thomas Ricker
The Hottap Go is an all-in-one hot water system that justifies its high price.
Thomas Ricker
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
The new Fi Ultra adds satellite connectivity to track your dog anywhere in the US, even in cellular dead zones.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy and Thomas Ricker
But I’d only recommend it if you bake at least a loaf a week, and ideally more.
Dominic Preston
The Mini LED Quantum is the cheapest quantum-dot TV you can get, but Walmart’s tracking is worrisome. Luckily you can avoid it.
John Higgins
The Epomaker RT98 is a retro-looking mechanical keyboard you can customize in many ways — including its numpad position.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
The charming Ikko MindOne Pro isn’t all it’s shaped up to be.
Allison Johnson
Active cooling really works, and could clear the way for a 50W wireless charging standard.
Thomas Ricker
The Google Home Speaker nails the hardware, but Gemini for Home isn’t the assistant we’ve been waiting for.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
How much do you hate keys?
Thomas Ricker
This simple plastic rectangle works with my favorite keyboard, edits text, and stays out of my way.
Terrence O'Brien
The truck asks one central question: will Americans trade features for affordability?
Rani Molla
Google Health remains a work in progress, but it could be so much worse.
Victoria Song
They’re $80 cheaper, and Alex Himel, Meta’s VP of wearables, says privacy improvements are on the way.
Victoria Song
$1,049 buys PS5 performance in a couch-friendly desktop.
Sean Hollister
A new look and an upgraded telephoto aren’t enough to make this a mainstream contender.
Dominic Preston
It’s quiet, battery powered, smart, and moves a decent amount of air for its size.
Thomas Ricker
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The Strato E combines the convenience of streaming and the quality of Blu-ray without discs — at a high cost.
John Higgins
Iqunix’s special edition EV63 is decked out in ’90s anime charm.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Testing Govee’s over-the-top RGB lineup convinced me there might actually be room in my garden for a horse-race light show this summer.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
The Evoworks Evo75 and Dry Studio ATM 98 are two of the nicest keyboards I’ve ever seen and heard. One is wonderfully thocky and one is serenely stealthy.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
But the bigger battery is the only one that matters.
Dominic Preston
Even at home, I keep reaching for it again and again.
Thomas Ricker
The Arturia MiniLab 37 balances size, price, and playability.
Terrence O'Brien
Is a $200 portable coffee machine what Thoreau meant by living deliberately?
Thomas Ricker
Earbuds come and go in the life of a reviewer, but these three have earned permanent spots in my life.
John Higgins
It’s basic, but ‘it works’ is a big deal.
Allison Johnson
Initial impressions of macOS Golden Gate’s design refinements show promise, but there’s still lots to come.
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
A muscular electric SUV that’s off-road capable, with tech that feels leaps and bounds better than anything from legacy automakers.
Lawrence Ulrich