Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 reviewed: worth considering
Between a durable design, comfy fit, solid sound, and a heart rate tracker, the Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 make a…
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Nothing Phone 3a Pro reviewed: a phone that stands out
At $849, you wouldn't expect a challenger brand like Nothing to really hit hard with an offering that stood out.…
Asus Zenbook S 14 OLED reviewed: slim and sturdy
A premium laptop in almost every sense of the word, the Zenbook S 14 OLED brings high quality specs and…
Nebula Capsule Air reviewed: pocketable entertainment
Not much bigger than a can of drink, the Nebula Capsule Air is a compact take on entertainment you can use…
Apple’s M3 iPad Air reviewed: more of the same in a good way
The new generation of iPad Air doesn't look different from the old one, but the M3 iPad Air carries significant power.
Ryobi’s One+ Wet and Dry Floor Cleaner reviewed
Cleaning the floor isn't typically fun, but with Ryobi's Wet and Dry Floor Cleaner, cleaning the floor is almost…
Apple iPhone 16e reviewed: everything you might need
The first new iPhone in ages for under a grand, the iPhone 16e trickles down the great iPhone experience to more…
Apple’s 2025 Mac Studio reviewed: a compact powerhouse
The design hasn't changed, but the sheer amount of performance on offer makes the 2025 Mac Studio a compact powerhouse.
Apple M4 MacBook Air 15 inch reviewed: utterly brilliant
More powerful and yet also a little less expensive this year, the M4 MacBook Air could be the year's best laptop…
Bartesian Cocktail Maker reviewed: convenient cocktails
A gadget to help with everything, even making cocktails for a night in. That's the promise of the $649 Bartesian…