ZUS Smart Tire Safety Monitor hands-on review
We review the ZUS Smart Tire Safety Monitor, an in-car tool that uses a smartphone app to track your tire pressure and warn you when it gets low.
Logitech ZeroTouch review
The Logitech ZeroTouch phone mount increases your connection to features like messaging, music, and navigation while still remaining hands-free out on the road.
Ventev Wirelesspro dock review
The Ventev Wirelesspro Dock phone mount for your car may finally deliver a good reason to ditch the cables with the help of fast wireless charging technology
Rogers Smart Drive review
Part Wi-Fi hotspot, part diagnostic tool, and part anti-theft device, the Rogers Smart Drive hopes its unique set of features will justify its $15 monthly fee.
Garmin Speak Review
Garmin reinvents GPS with integrated Alexa voice assistance. But Garmin Speak adds complexity without proving itself to be a better solution than a smartphone.
Hudway Cast Hands-on Review
The Hudway Cast keeps your eyes on the road by projecting any application from your phone directly in front of the driver, just like the head-up display systems jet pilots use. But does this HUD work as promised?
Wagan Power Dome NX2 review
The Wagan Power Dome NX2 aims to power all your devices, jumpstart your battery, inflate your tires, and even plays music. We gave it a test to see if this powerful package may be the one automotive accessory you need to have in your car.
Escort MAX 360c review
The Escort Max 360c radar detector adds a new Wi-Fi feature to download the latest updates and connect to crowd-sourced alerts via your connected car. Is this enough of an improvement over the standard Max 360 to warrant the cost?
Raven Connected Car System review
The Raven Connected Car system is packed with cameras, sensors, navigation, diagnostics, and data to keep watch of your car and its passengers at all times. In a market of smart accessories for your car that promise a lot -- and often leave us disappointed -- this device delivers.
Owl Car Cam review
With a growing list of smart products to safeguard our homes, it’s high time someone gave us a better way to watch our vehicles. The new Owl Car Cam is looking to do just that. This new device combines a typical vehicle dash camera with an LTE data connection to let you watch your car while away.
Waylens Secure360 WiFi review
There is no denying the “cool factor” of the 360° video concept and the insane 360 hours of idle time that the Secure360 can watch your car, but the design of this Waylens camera may leave many users disappointed.
FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor Review
Instead of relying on an old-fashioned mirror, it may be time to step up to a parking sensor. The latest FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor license plate frame connects to your phone via Bluetooth and gives you radar for the front or back of your vehicle.
Anker Roav VIVA Pro review
Vocal assistants have become an integral part of our lives and have now found their way into our cars. The new Roav VIVA Pro car charger connects you to streaming music, getting directions, and even ordering food behind the wheel through the help of Amazon's Alexa.