Philips Hue Play reviewed: more immersive entertainment
Entertainment doesn't typically bleed off the screen, but it can. Your movies and TV shows can run over the edge…
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Skullcandy Venue reviewed: wireless noise-free made cheap
Blocking yourself from the outside world shouldn't necessarily come at a premium cost, and that's what the…
Hands-on with the Sonos Move
Sonos is already wireless, but it's about to offer a cordless take on multiroom, and we've gone hands-on. What's…
Vivo S1 reviewed: a surprising entrant
You've seen budget devices from Huawei and Oppo and Motorola and Alcatel. Now it's time to introduce one more,…
Review: Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earphones
No stranger to audio, Sennheiser's first take on an AirPod competitor comes in the form of the Sennheiser…
Samsung Galaxy Note10+ reviewed: a truly premium experience
Phones aren't just phones anymore, and the productivity-focused Note range proves it. Is the Samsung Galaxy…
LG V50 reviewed: an interesting idea
The latest flagship from LG is both familiar and totally unique, arriving as a dual-screen phone. Is the LG V50…
Epson EF-100W reviewed: an intriguing proposition
Ever had the desire to watch something on the big screen from your phone? The cinema experience is typically for…
Budget beauty: Motorola One Vision reviewed
Expensive phones tend to get you big screens, big cameras, and glass bodies, but the mid-range is doing it, too.…
Brydge 11 Pro review: like a MacBook
Even though the iPad Pro is fast and capable, it's not a MacBook Pro. But what if it could feel like one? That's…