Hisense U7QG review: A gaming champion at a great price
The Hisense U8 series has long been designed to push the boundaries of premium mid-range TV quality. While those TVs get a lot of attention, …
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Keychron M5 ergonomic mouse review: A full-featured vertical mouse
Ergonomic computer peripherals have become more common over the past few years, but they can be a bit limited in terms of functionality. Sure, they …
RedMagic 10S Pro review: A gaming powerhouse with compromises
For almost as long as smartphones have been around, gaming phones have existed as devices that prioritize battery and performance, often at the expense of …
Ecovacs Deebot X9 Pro Omni review: The best you can get, for now
Robotic vacuums are improving at breakneck speeds. Just a few months ago, Ecovacs launched the Deebot X8 Pro Omni, but now it’s already back with …
Motorola Razr (2025) review: An awesome phone at a great price
The Razr is back, in a big way. I may be more of a fold guy, but, perhaps due to their lower price, clamshell flip-style …
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: Stunningly thin… but does it matter?
Thin phones are in… or at least Samsung thinks so. While others have been slowly making thinner phones iteratively, and Apple is rumored to be …
Motorola Razr Ultra review: Huge battery and great performance
The foldable phone revolution has been a boon for the Razr, which has once again become one of the best flip phones you can buy. …
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 …
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 …
