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Audeze Mobius review: This gimmick-ridden headset doesn’t need the gimmicks to sound great
Audeze's debut gaming headset, the Mobius, boasts sound quality that justifies its high sticker price—but it's undermined slightly by some first-time-out errors.Reviews
Philips Hue Bluetooth + Zigbee smart bulbs review: The best smart lighting just got better (but no less expensive)
Adding Bluetooth eliminates the need to buy a Philips Hue Bridge. But you can run only 10 bulbs without it, and you'll be cut off from the broader Hue ecosystem.Reviews
Z-Edge F1 dash cam: Great image quality and versatile GPS outweigh the baffling buttons
The GPS-enabled Z-Edge F1 front/interior dash cam takes very good video once you get used to the oddball interface.Reviews
Google Pixel 3a review: A budget phone that acts like a premium flagship
The Google Pixel 3a is more than a low-cost alternative to the Pixel 3, it's a damn good phone in its own right.Reviews
Nextbase 422GW dash cam review: Superior video and versatile design, telephoto rear-view
Nextbase's 422GW is a modular system that accepts multiple camera types and features Alexa support, a touch display, and GPS. Aside from the lack of interior infrared, it's the near-perfect dash cam.Reviews
Google Pixel 3 XL review: Winning the game by rewriting the rules
Whether the Google Pixel 3 XL is the best Android phone is up for debate, but it's the most advanced Pixel ever, and that's what matters.Reviews
OmniCharge Omni 20+ Power Bank review: A one-stop shop for all your charging needs
OmniCharge thought of every connection type that you'll possibly need in the Omni 20+.Reviews
Creative Super X-Fi Air review: Surround-sound magic inside Bluetooth headphones
The Creative Super X-Fi Air puts the best virtual surround-sound experience into headphones that don't measure up quite as well. It's a solid experience, but it should be stellar.Reviews
iOttie iTap 2 Wireless review: A car mount and wireless charger in one
iOttie's magnetic phone mount does more than hold your phone in place while you drive; it also wirelessly charges the battery for ultimate convenience.Reviews
Jackery Honda 290 Portable Power Station review: Big, powerful, and oh so expensive
If you need a lot of portable power, then boy does Jackery have the power station for you.Updated
OnePlus 7 Pro review: Not a flagship killer, a flagship contender
The OnePlus 7 Pro has flipped its underdog script for 2019, challenging the high end with a true flagship.Reviews
LG G8 ThinQ review: Gimmicks with a capital ‘G’
The LG G8 has some good things going for it, but ultimately it's just another 'G' phone that tries to hard to be different.Reviews
Anker PowerCore+ 19000 PD review: Fresh design and new features make this battery pack very appealing
A portable battery pack with USB-C that doubles as a USB hub? Go on, we're listening.Reviews
SanDisk 1TB Extreme microSDXC UHS-I card review: It’s big, fast and pricey
The SanDisk 1TB Extreme microSDXC UHS-I card is one of the world's highest-capacity memory cards, and it's also pretty darn fast. Read on for benchmarks and more information.Reviews
Cooler Master MH752 review: The HyperX Cloud’s stiffest competition is its own long-lost sibling
Cooler Master takes a cue from HyperX, rebranding a respected set of entry-level audiophile headphones as its new entry-level MH752 headset, with impressive results.Reviews
Nimble 10-Day Fast Portable Charger review: Eco-friendly and powerful
The Nimble 10-day Portable Charger is a complete package. For $99, you get a powerful battery pack with a QC 3.0 wall adapter and a commitment to eco-friendliness.Reviews
BlackBerry Key2 LE review: A cheaper way to get the keyboard in your pocket
The BlackBerry Key2 LE cuts some corners to come in $250 cheaper than the standard Key2, but luckily that sweet keyboard is unaffected.Reviews
Z-Edge T4 dash cam review: Great video, a touchscreen, and style for miles, but no GPS
Z-Edge's T4 offers a quality of construction you don't normally see in a low-ball market. Throw in a 4-inch touchscreen and great captures, and you've got one heck of a dash cam–as long as you don't need GPS.Reviews
Asus ROG Phone review: Too much gamer in one phone
In the growing space of 'gaming phones' the ASUS ROG Phone misses the mark.Reviews
Logitech G935 review: Slight upgrade to an old favorite
The G935 brings more bass presence and a more restrained design to Logitech's flagship headset, but some old flaws remain.Reviews
Samsung Galaxy S10+ review: The phone that goes higher, further, faster
The Samsung Galaxy S10+ might not be as revolutionary as the Galaxy Fold, but it's still the baddest Android phone in the universe.Reviews
Mobvoi TicWatch E2 review: The standard for Wear OS is fast enough, cheap enough, and does enough
The Mobvoi TicWatch E2 won't blow you away, but you're not likely to find a smartwatch at this price that does as much.Reviews
Nimble Stand review: A thoughtful, well-designed wireless charging pad
Want a wireless charging pad that quickly charges your phone and attempts to make the world better? Read this. rnReviews
Sennheiser GSP 600 review: An audio-first alternative to your typical gaming headset
Sennheiser's GSP 600 could use a price cut, a better fit, and a sleeker look, but the sound quality is phenomenal for gaming purposes.Reviews
iOttie’s iON Wireless Stand review: A reliable wireless charger with the looks to match its speed
iOttie’s iON Wireless Stand is more than style, boasting strong performance, particularly with iPhones.rnReviews
Arteck HB030B Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard review: A multi-device keyboard for mobile typists
The Arteck HB030B is a universal Bluetooth keyboard with support for the four major operating systems.Reviews
Turtle Beach Atlas One review: This budget headset cuts too many corners on comfort
Turtle Beach's Atlas One sounds pretty good for an entry-level headset, but you'll find it difficult to appreciate when it's this uncomfortable.Reviews
Razer Kraken Tournament Edition review: A messy but interesting refresh for Razer’s no-frills headset line
Razer's 2018 Kraken refresh combines a standard 3.5mm headset with a USB control box, giving it THX capabilities and nifty on-the-fly bass EQ. And hey, the earcups are cold now.Reviews
Goal Zero Sherpa 100AC battery pack review: This portable battery pack does it all
he Sherpa 100AC is what happens when someone builds a battery pack that includes everything but the kitchen sink.Reviews
Moshi Porto Q 5K battery pack review: A well-designed power bank with the bonus of wireless charging
If attractive product design matters to you, Moshi brings it with the Porto Q 5K battery pack. Just don't expect the fastest charging speeds.Reviews
HyperX Cloud Mix review: Pivoting to a mobile lifestyle brand brings mixed results
Bridging the gap between wired gaming headset and mobile Bluetooth headset, the HyperX Cloud Mix doesn't quite nail either. But if you're in both categories, perhaps it's an appealing jack-of-all-trades option.Reviews
Picaboo photo book review: Decent overall, but photo reproduction is inconsistent
Picaboo has many great features, but its editor and photo quality need some work.Reviews
AdoramaPix photo book review: A great tool that creates beautiful, hard-bound books
AdoramaPix wowed us with its high-quality photo book and exceptional web-based creative tools.Reviews
PrestoPhoto photo book review: Affordable but seriously flawed
With an online store for users to sell their photo book creations, PrestoPhoto is unique among the competition. It's also relatively cheap. But none of this mitigates serious problems.Reviews
Mixbook photo book review: Great online editor, stunning photo prints
Mixbook is one of our favorite photo book services with an awesome web-based creation tool, and excellent print quality.Reviews
Shutterfly photo book review: Great photos, not-so-great editor
Shutterfly offers the biggest photo book size available, but suffers from some serious problems.Reviews
Razer Phone 2 review: Still the best gaming phone
The Razer Phone 2 is a gaming powerhouse that loses some of its charm in the upgrades.Reviews
Amazon All-new Kindle Paperwhite review (2018): The best just got better
The All-new Kindle Paperwhite is a outstanding upgrade to an already-fabulous device, with its refined, waterproof design, Bluetooth connectivity, beefed-up storage and reasonable price,Reviews
Rakuten Kobo Forma e-reader review: Refined experience, flawed package
The Kobo Forma is waterproof and insanely light, but quality control issues and a high price keep it from being a Kindle-killer.Reviews
Google Pixel Slate review: So close, yet so far, from being a perfect Chrome-Android tablet hybrid
Google's Pixel Slate is a tablet that wants to be a Chromebook, and it’s better at doing both than any other single device. But it’s still a serious work-in-progress.Reviews
Turtle Beach Elite Atlas review: This PC-first headset gives us hope for the brand
It's been a long time since a Turtle Beach headset has impressed us, but the Elite Atlas's premium design finally did it—even if there are still some lingering audio concerns.Reviews
OnePlus 6T review: Android’s rebel phone goes mainstream—with a punkish purple streak
The 6T is the first OnePlus phone to be sold in a carrier store, and it makes a strong first impression.Reviews
Logitech K810 Multi-Device keyboard review: A mobile convenience missing just one thing
Logitech’s K810 is a compact six-row QWERTY keyboard that supports Windows 7 and up, Android, and Apple iOS. We like its design and feel, though it lacks the handy docking slot we've seen on similar products.Reviews
Samsung Galaxy Book 2 tablet hands-on: Performance takes a back seat to battery life
Samsung's Galaxy Book 2 includes the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 chip, which enables this Windows tablet to achieve industry-leading battery life at the cost of some performance.Reviews
Google Pixel Stand review: Too many locks and not enough ease
The Pixel Stand is a fine wireless charger, but only if you have a Pixel 3 and are willing to pay a premium for a Made by Google product.Reviews
Roccat Khan Aimo review: Hi-Res Audio and 7.1 sound in an affordable headset
Roccat's Khan Aimo gaming headset offers exceptional sound quality at a good price, but sacrifices style and comfort in the process.Reviews
Microsoft Surface Pro 6 review: Microsoft adds quad-core power to its tried-and-true tablet
Microsoft's latest Surface Pro 6 tablet looks the same as its predecessors, though a new 8th-generation Core chip adds enough of a punch to consider upgrading.Reviews
Omen Mindframe headset review: HP nails the cooling, but the basics need work
The Omen Mindframe gaming headset makes its mark with thermoelectric cooling in the earcups. It works as advertised, but HP misses on some basics.Reviews
LG V40 review: The V stands for Victory (and Very expensive)
After a string of disappointing handsets, LG has finally released a phone you might actually want to buy. But probably not at this price.Reviews