Yamaha’s new Aventage BD-A1040 Blu-ray player offers top-notch audio and video playback, excellent upscaling, and plenty of ways to play, but it falls short of knocking the Oppo BDP-103 off its perch.
HTC’s Re is a periscope-shaped action cam that can live in a shirt pocket or in your hand, providing a different approach to the action-cam market dominated by the likes of GoPro.
The LG G Watch R features the world’s first circular P-OLED screen, and makes good use of the latest version of Google’s Android Wear operating system. We take an in-depth look at this gorgeous new smartwatch.
Panasonic’s entry-level Blu-ray player offers good performance, Wi-Fi, and a decent app selection, all at a very affordable price point. But users also pay for the bargain with a bare-bones feature set.
There are times when a tough camcorder is called for, especially if what you're trying to capture poses a threat to life, limb, and your phone's camera.
There’s something to be said for a mid-tier Blu-ray player like the BDT360 when it comes to build quality and bonus features. If you’re looking for a device to act as the hub of your Internet-connected entertainment system, you can find a lot of value in the middle ground.
If you don’t mind dedicating an afternoon to setting it up, Robomow’s flagship RS630 will power through even the most unforgiving terrain and get your lawn looking like a golf course fairway at the touch of a button.
If you often find yourself cursing at your TV as you hunt and peck out the random characters in your 26-character password, the Harmony Smart Keyboard is the best way to avoid a headache (or aneurism).
Philips brings a little bit of everything to its new Blu-ray surround base. With 3D Blu-ray playback, streaming Internet apps, and a heavy punch of sound, the HTB3535B is an enticing choice for those who need a major technology upgrade.
Channel Master’s DVR+ was once the only real player in the over-the-air DVR game, but with recent competition, it’s a slightly harder sell – even without the subscription baggage that comes with its well-featured competition.
There’s nothing like $2,500 worth of hi-fi hardware to make the daily commute more bearable. Step inside to find out if the new AK240 hi-res portable player from iriver can ascend its mountainous price point and make it worth transporting from your audiophile fantasies into your daily routine.
The latest iteration of the celebrated T-Amp, Orb audio’s Mini-T amplifier is small, packed with power, and ridiculously inexpensive. We take the tiny device through a crash course to find out how close to audiophile sound $70 can get.
The Sony FDR-AX-100 is expensive, but it's a smart choice for shooters wanting the highest performance, adjustability, and great stills in a small package.
Most laptops and all-in-one PCs sacrifice audio quality in the name of a more compact form factor. The Cambridge DacMagic XS USB DAC/headphone amplifier aims to solve that problem by providing audiophile-grad performance in a tiny, classy package.
Turtle Beach has broken away from the traditional gaming headset market with two very apple-centric headsets. Here, we review the i60, which offer wireless performance at home and on the go.
Turtle Beach’s Ear Force i30 may be marketed at Apple device users, but this headset is a solid choice for anyone with a Bluetooth device. Noise cancelling, Bluetooth and a host of added features make the i30 worth considering.
JVC expands its Adixxion action camcorder lineup with the new GC-XA2. This new model offers improved specs and Wi-Fi performance, and its rugged design means you don’t need an extra case.
The Leaf revolutionizes the TV antenna by not only looking better than just about any other antenna on the market, but also by performing extremely well.
As designed, the Canon Vixia Mini could provide home self-shooters the creative capture device they are looking for. They just need to decide if its limited use and unstable action video are worth the $300 price tag.
The Samsung HMX-QF30 camcorder is designed for people who want an affordable, dedicated video recorder with midrange features like optical zoom with image stabilization. But average performance and quirky Wi-Fi suggests you should keep expectations low.
JVC’s GZ-VX815 demonstrates that you can build a slim, compact camcorder without sacrificing performance and features like Wi-Fi and low-light shooting.
Sony’s new HDR-PJ430V camcorder is heavier and pricier than a smartphone, but it’s worth it if you’re after superior video quality, a better zoom lens, outstanding image stabilization, and many other bonus features.
If you want a no-fuss POV camcorder that’s ready to go when you are, the Contour ROAM2 is for you. However, don’t expect any other extras beyond basic video shooting.
While Sony’s NEX-VG30H is pricey for most consumers, it offers the flexibility of interchangeable lenses and the benefits of a large sensor – pro features available in an easy-to-use camcorder.
The Marantz PM6004 stereo integrated amplifier sizzles with more power and capability than its low power rating or price let on, making it an absolute bargain in its class.