Hisense U8QG review: You can’t do better at this price point
The Hisense U8 series has been the go-to for those looking for high quality at a reasonable price for a number of years now, and …
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Ecovacs GOAT A3000 robotic lawn mower review: Smart, thorough, and pricey
As robotic vacuums have gotten better and better, the technology developed for them has started to be used in other products too. Surprise, surprise, it’s …
Oura Ring 4 review: The best smart ring, but you’ll have to pay
Smart rings have grown in popularity as a way for users to get high-end fitness tracking in a subtle and sleek device. Oura, in particular, …
Backbone Pro review: One controller to rule them all?
The Backbone One has long been the go-to portable gaming controller for smartphone gamers, offering excellent support for game-streaming services and a solid feel for …
Nothing CMF Phone 2 Pro review: Unbeatable at its price
Nothing has been firing on all cylinders when it comes to mid-range phones, but perhaps just as interesting as those devices are the budget devices …
Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni review: The best robotic mopping can get…for now
There was a time when robotic vacuums competed more on features than performance, when all of the flagship models started to add convenience-related features like …
TCL QM6K review: Great TVs are getting cheaper
Samsung and LG may be battling it out for high-end TV supremacy, but in the midrange, TCL and Hisense are just as fiercely competitive. The …
Google Pixel 9a review: Tougher competition, but still the midrange king
Google is taking a slightly different direction with its budget A-series phones. The new Google Pixel 9a continues to offer similar performance and features as …
Dell Pro 14 Plus (P1425) portable monitor review
Portable monitors have changed a lot over the past few years. Gone are the days when buying a smaller second screen meant choosing from one …
X-Chair X-Tech office chair review: Ultra premium, ultra expensive
The right desk chair can make a huge difference in your day-to-day work life. While I occasionally use my standing desk to actually stand, the …
Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro review: An iPad clone, in a good way
Is there an iPad of the Android world? You could debate that for hours, about if there were an iPad of Android, it might well …
Apple iPad Air M3 review: Predictably great
The new iPad Air came somewhat as a surprise. When Apple teased a new “Air” release, like most others, I assumed that would come in …
Mac Studio (M3 Ultra) review
The Mac Studio is growing up. When it first launched, the Mac Studio arguably felt kind of like a compromise, sitting in between the low-cost …
Nothing Phone (3a) review: Incredible value
Nothing is expanding. At MWC 2025, the company launched its latest and greatest budget phones — devices that take the torch from the well-received Nothing …
Xiaomi 15 review: A modern flagship in a compact build
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra could well offer the best camera of any smartphone out there right now (at least, when it wants to), but it’s …
Nothing Phone (3a) Pro review: Ultra-versatile camera, great price
The budget a-series of Nothing Phones is going…pro? Nothing has typically offered a flagship phone (currently the Nothing Phone (2)), followed by an “a” variant …
Apple iPhone 16e review: Win some, lose some
The iPhone 16e is a bit of a strange release from Apple. The phone is a kind of spiritual successor to the third-generation iPhone SE, …
Xiaomi 15 Ultra review: Photography king
Last year’s Xiaomi 14 Ultra set a new standard for smartphone photography, offering stunning image quality, a huge range of camera-based features, and more. And, …
Clicks keyboard case review: Supercharge your iPhone productivity
Unlike some of my peers in the tech review game, I never really had the option of buying a BlackBerry. I was 13 years old …
OnePlus Watch 3 review: Truly competitive
OnePlus is taking its approach to smartwatches a little more seriously. The OnePlus Watch 2 from last year represented a pretty massive improvement over its …
DJI RS 4 Mini review: Perfect gimbal for content creators on the go
DJI has been building high-end gimbals for mobile and professional photographers for some time now. While the DJI Osmo series gets much of the attention, …
Viture Pro XR glasses review: A great on-the-go display for productivity
Mixed reality devices have been gaining traction in a few different forms. On one end, you have VR headsets like the Meta Quest 3 and …
FoodMarble Aire 2 review: Tracking digestion with your breath
Health tech is becoming increasingly popular, but beyond the average health trackers that can all effectively track things like sleep and activity, more and more …
Samsung Galaxy S25 review: Maybe the most minor update in history
The Galaxy S Ultra devices always get all the attention, but perhaps more interesting are the base models that accompany them. The Samsung Galaxy S25 …
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra review: Iteration done right
The “Ultra” device in the Galaxy lineup has long served as the best of the best for Android-lovers who aren’t ready to go for a …
Solos AirGo Vision review: Smart glasses with ChatGPT
Smart glasses are getting increasingly popular. Five years ago, you might have assumed that a pair of smart glasses would include an AR-style system for …
DJI Flip review: Rounding out the ultra-affordable
DJI is on a roll. Hot on the heels of the launch of the tiny and cheap DJI Neo, the company is launching yet another …
OnePlus 13R review: A true flagship-killer
The new OnePlus 13 is a compelling option, offering best-in-class water resistance, a great camera, and top-tier performance. You can read my in-depth OnePlus 13 …
BGR’s best of CES 2025
CES 2025 is finally here, and it’s been home to a range of huge announcements that set the stage for an incredibly exciting year in …
OnePlus 13 review: The complete package
OnePlus is taking back its reputation of offering so-called “flagship killer” phones that offer top-end specs at mid-range prices. Last year, the OnePlus 12 offered …
