Fitbit Charge 5 reviewed: a little bit fancy
Not everyone needs a fancy smartwatch, but if you wish a basic wearable had a bit more pizzazz, the Fitbit…
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Apple’s 2021 MacBook Pro 16 reviewed: best in class
Not having to plug in a laptop is a luxury seemingly deserved for living in the future, but with the 20 hour…
Samsung Galaxy Fold 3 reviewed: big screen to go
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 3 makes the case that you can make a larger screen materialise for whatever need, and…
Sony C500 earphones reviewed: decent but featureless
Looking for a pair of decent earphones that won't cost an arm or a leg? The Sony C500 does well in some areas,…
BlueAnt X4 reviewed: bright enough and loud enough
Taking a party to go often means carrying around a sizeable speaker, but the BlueAnt X4 packs in volume in a…
Kobo Libra 2 reviewed: go your own way
In the Kobo Libra 2, Rakuten has shown that competing with the Kindle doesn't mean making the same device.…
Philips Sonicare 9900 Prestige reviewed
Everything connects to your phone, and now even a toothbrush. Can Philips' app-connected Sonicare 9900 Prestige…
$70 Skullcandy Dime reviewed: surprisingly good sound with caveats
At well under $100, the Skullcandy Dime are a surprising pair of cheap earphones, delivering better sound than…
Canon EOS R6 reviewed: a camera that feels great
Featuring a comfortable design and a fantastic sensor, the EOS R6 is a camera photographers will want to check out.
Astell & Kern SP2000T reviewed: high-res overkill for most
At over $3K, the Astell & Kern SP2000T is one of the more expensive media players we've ever seen, and while…