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HP OmniBook Ultra (Snapdragon X2 Plus) review: I almost forgot this was a Windows on Arm laptop
The Snapdragon X2 Plus HP OmniBook Ultra 14 combines excellent battery life, a solid OLED touchscreen, and premium hardware with enough everyday speed to make Windows on Arm increasingly easy to forget.
Dark Matter Season 2 review: Apple TV’s unpredictable multiverse finally ramps up the intrigue
Dark Matter Season 2 is more ambitious and unpredictable, expanding its characters and the Box's role while finding new ways to explore the consequences of the multiverse.
LG 39GX950B review: An ultrawide OLED that gets remarkably close to having it all
The LG 39GX950B is a 5K2K OLED ultrawide that gets remarkably close to eliminating the usual monitor compromises.
GameSir Pocket Taco review: I’m smitten and irked by the retro charm of this controller
The GameSir Pocket Taco is a charming game controller for fans of retro titles, and it does the job well. But there are plenty of limitations with the button layout and compatibility with modern games.
Google Pixel 11 Pro review: I had my doubts, and it ain’t perfect, but this phone still won me over
The Pixel 11 Pro pairs a compact premium body with excellent cameras and polished Android 17. Tensor G6 gaming and average battery life hold it back.
Google Pixel 11 review: I don’t think it’s perfect, but offers enough that you’ll love it
The Pixel 11 has its flaws, but after a month of using it every day, they’ve become surprisingly easy to overlook. This is a small phone that gets enough right to make me want to keep it around.
Xteink X4 Pro review: A refined e-reader that now puts more tricks in your palm
For a device as diminutive as the XTEINK X4 Pro, $100 sounds like a lot of money. But once you start using it, you'll realize this one is a solution to some big e-reader problems.
HoverAir Aqua review: I spent two weeks trying to drown this drone
HoverAir Aqua is a truly waterproof self-flying camera with impressive tracking chops, but it suffers from a battery letdown and a high maintenance ask. But at the end of the day, it's also one of a kind.
Dell 14S (DS14260) review: Easy to love, but Dell already has a better option for you
For a road warrior looking for a slim and stylish laptop, the Dell 14S fits the bill. It’s neither under- nor over-powered and is an easy-to-live-with companion on the run.
Google Pixel 11 Pro XL review: Great cameras, quirky chip, but I’m hooked on the experience
I spent over a week with the Pixel 11 Pro XL. The telephoto camera won me over completely. The Tensor G6's benchmark scores did not.
Epomaker GX1 review: This $50 gaming headset has no business being this good
Epomaker’s GX1 packs open-back 50mm drivers, 2.4GHz wireless, dual microphones, RGB lighting, and up to 70 hours of battery life into a $50 gaming headset
DuRoBo Krono review: A fresh take on the phone-ish e-reader that aims a tad too high
For those chasing the dream of a versatile book reader that's as comfortable as using a phone, and then adds some extra practical oomph into the mix, the DuRoBo Krono is a near-perfect device.
Hynox Trooper X eBike Review: Lots of power in a foldable frame
A powerhouse foldable bike with great suspension, solid climb performance, adjustable air shocks, and a foldable design make it easy to overlook the overzealous throttle output on the Hynox Trooper X.
Dell Alienware 15 (DA15265) review: Budget gaming has a new price, and it holds up surprisingly well
Dell’s $1,499 Alienware 15 makes some obvious compromises, but strong RTX 5050 gaming performance, useful upgrades, and a fast 165Hz display make them surprisingly easy to accept.
Sony BRAVIA 9 II Review: One of the best HDR TVs I’ve tested
We test its 4,000-nit HDR brightness, color accuracy, local dimming, gaming performance, and how it compares with OLED.
TCL QM7L Review: The mid-range continues to deliver excellent value
TCL’s QM7L lowers the barrier to its flagship Super Quantum Dot color display and raises the bar for sheer brightness while subtly cutting a few corners.
ASUS Zenbook A14 (2026) review: The dreamy ultraportable laptop I’ve been waiting for, almost.
The ASUS Zenbook A14 combines a 0.99kg chassis, excellent battery life, and impressive Snapdragon X2 Elite performance, but its 60Hz display keeps it from greatness.
X-Sense SC07 and SCO7W Review: Reliable, affordable, and peace of mind
The The X-Sense SC07 combo smoke and CO detector serves easy installation perk, reliable sensing, and real-time carbon monoxide readings without any subscription hassles or breaking your bank.
Sony REON Pocket Pro Plus review: Quiet personal cooling is a bliss, but comes at a premium
Sony’s REON Pocket Pro wants to replace neck fans with thermoelectric cooling. It's discrete, effective, and gets the personal cooling job done, but it's ask is a bit on the higher side.
Cosori Iconic review: The best-looking air fryer your countertop deserves
Armed with a sleek metallic finish, the Cosori Iconic delivers a top-tier cooking experience and intuitive app controls. It's not cheap, but it's but it delivers plenty.
Viture Pro 2 review: Affordable glasses that I loved more for work than play
Viture Pro 2 deliver a fantastic mix of affordability, visual brilliance, comfort, and productivity perks. If you want to finally experience smart glasses, this one is a lovely pick.
MelGeek MADE68 Ultra V2 Review: Great for gaming, even better than I expected for typing
After a month of daily use, the MADE68 Ultra V2 impressed me with its gaming performance and software, but its typing feel ended up being the biggest surprise.
I tried a smart bracelet as my digital journal and mood calendar. It’s odd, but it works.
The Adiaro charm bracelet offers a stylish incentive to begin journaling your daily mood, and it does so while riding atop the scientifically proven benefits of the habit.
Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor review: A workstation in a single display
The Dell UltraSharp 52 combines a massive 5K2K display, Thunderbolt docking and a KVM switch into one workspace. Here's whether it's worth the investment.
Tineco Pure ONE Station 5 Pro review: A reliable kit that’s low on maintenace, high on conveniences
The Tineco Pure ONE Station 5 Pro combines a thoughtful design with quiet operation, decent battery life, and plenty of smart features that make it one of the best
cordless vacuum picks in the price bracket.
MelGeek MADE84 Ultra Review: Getting addicted to this magnetic keyboard was only a matter of time
The MelGeek MADE84 Ultra V2 packs Hall Effect switches, an 8,000Hz polling rate, heaps of RGB customization, and a wonderfully smooth typing experience into one very heavy keyboard.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 review: I spent weeks testing it, and I don’t want to put this beauty down
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the most exciting phone Samsung has made in years. It's pricey and makes a deep compromise, but what it offers is plenty of utilitarian charm, reliability, and longevity in a versatile shell.
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