The Axon is the latest in ZTE’s newly launched Axon smartphone range, designed to attract international buyers to the brand, using premium materials, cool features, and a low price. Here’s what the phone’s like to live with everyday.
Sony’s Xperia Z5 is a great phone, but it faces strong competition from better-known brands in the United States and elsewhere. We review the Z5 to see if it’s worth the cost.
Until recently, Jabra was best known for its Bluetooth headsets, but a slew of fitness headphones sent the company down a new path. Jabra’s latest, the Halo Smart, combine killer call quality with music listening for a truly hybrid headphone.
DribbleUp is a startup with an affordable smart basketball that can help players of varying skill sets master dribbling and crossovers without having to use hardware inside the ball to track progress and prowess.
For a good price, Optoma offers a pair of Bluetooth earbuds that won’t shift out of place, while keeping the tunes flowing to your ears without any leakage.
Plantronics gives its BackBeat Pro 2 wireless headphones a slimmer look with a lighter feel, while maintaining the same noise-cancelling prowess and excellent battery life, making them a great value for those looking to wear a pair of cans for the long haul.
The Asus Zenfone 3 Deluxe is one of the prettiest phablet smartphones to launch this year, but its thin profile is weighed down by a mediocre camera and absurdly high price.
After a ho-hum debut last year, Synology returns with the RT2600ac, a solid router that not delivers better speed and range, yet is armed with a host of features that would put a smile on any networking gearhead’s face.
The Fugoo Go is, from a design perspective, fundamentally Fugoo, and built to take on whatever beating you may have to dish out. It also bears the distinction of being able to play quite loud.
With a new controller and first-person view (FPV) headset, Parrot gives its Bebop 2 drone a much-needed boost to help pilots fly it with more confidence and swagger.
Jabra sticks to its plan with its Elite Sport true wireless earbuds, offering a solid true wireless choice with sweat resistance, heart rate monitoring, and music playback with rugged verve.
The Focal Listen Wireless headphones are cord-free iterations of the previous wired pair of cans, maintaining the same balanced sound and noise isolation.
In our Optoma NuForce BE2 review, we’ll show you all the ins and outs of the brand’s latest bargain buds, which punch above their weight no matter what you play.
We turned up and dimmed down the Wiz Smart Connected Lights to see if this upstart brand could outshine the competition. Check out our review to see what happened.
The Sport Pulse Wireless get a “Special Edition” moniker as Jabra rectifies the original model’s lackluster audio performance while adding fitness extras.
In our Optoma NuForce BE Free8 review, we opened up our ears to these affordable true wireless earbuds that boast sound made for the everyday listener.
We hooked these true wireless earbuds onto our ears and rarely had to raise the volume or recharge them when we rocked our tunes. But are these the wireless buds you’ve been looking for?
Our Optoma NuForce BE Free5 review proves that underdogs can punch above their weight, as these true wireless earbuds stuck to our ears and kept the tunes nestled inside. It’s not all gravy here, though, and you’ll want to check out the fine print before deciding to bring these $100 headphones home.
The LG G5 retains the best features of its predecessor, and adds a few others that help make it one of the top shooters available. Here's how to use them.
Big banks don’t have to fleece you with unfair rates to convert foreign currency when the mid-market rate will do just fine. TransferWise is a browser and app-based service that cuts fees down to size, and new tools may make it even easier to transfer and spend when traveling abroad
NuForce has come out with its Mobile Music Pump (MMP), a portable headphone amplifier that improves audio quality of compressed music files, like MP3s.
The Vie Shair buck conventional headphone designs in an effort to provide a more comfortable listening experience for the user. But can a completely open headphone really work?