Reviews

The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus may not look new, but their better cameras, longer battery life and faster performance make them awesome upgrades, especially the dual-camera Plus.

With its bold design, powerful performance and innovative features, the ROG Phone is one of Asus' most compelling smartphones to date.

Motorola's latest midrange offering doubles down on performance and packs a killer display, but so-so battery life and an awkward design hold this phone back.

The Galaxy Note 9 doesn't wow with innovations, but its bigger battery, beefier storage, water cooling and AI camera should satisfy power users.

The iPhone XR delivers fast performance, great cameras and longer battery life than other flagship phones, all in a colorful and affordable package.

The TiVo Bolt OTA is a good DVR for cord cutters that places an emphasis on finding and recording over-the-air broadcasts.

A connected refrigerator can tell you when its door has been left open or if you're running out of milk, but are these conveniences worth the premium?

The Apple TV 4K offers an attractive, customizable interface and affordable UHD content, but design flaws and a subpar remote hold it back.

This affordable Android flagship sports a lightning-fast in-display fingerprint sensor and powerful performance for half the price of its rivals.

The Pixel 3 is the ultimate expression of Android, and proof that AI done right can make your life easier.

The Galaxy S10 Plus is one of the best phones money can buy, with fast performance, an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, improved cameras and extra-long battery life.

The iPhone XS is faster and takes better pictures than its predecessor, but the iPhone XS Max hogs the spotlight with its ginormous 6.5-inch display.

Analogue's highly anticipated Mega Sg isn't a Sega Genesis Classic — it's better.

The 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 is the middle child of the S10 lineup, but don't sleep on this powerful smartphone or its beautiful display.

The Grado GW100 is a solid first attempt at wireless audio from the brand, meshing superior comfort and stellar audio into a throwback design.

6 tips that will help you survive the brutal and perilous world of FromSoftware’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Hotspot Shield offers a generous 15GB of free data per month, but there are details that may put you off.

Kaspersky Safe Kids is the cheapest good option for monitoring Android, but Zift is better for keeping an eye on Apple mobile devices.

I have taken a 6 hour plunge into Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and it’s hard not to love every second even though I’m dying hardcore.

For a full PC experience that will easily fit into your home entertainment setup, the Azulle Byte3 is the mini PC to choose, thanks to its accessible design, better-than expected performance and included remote control.

The MSI Optix MPG27CQ delivers all sorts of gaming-oriented capability, from a wide color gamut and fast response times to AMD FreeSync support and fancy lighting that's more than just eye candy.

From over-ear to in-ear, here are our best (and worst) wireless headphones.

Credit Karma Tax lets you file your federal and state returns without spending a dime. But there are a few catches to this free tax software.

More than meets the eye, Bose Frames are sunglasses that act as excellent headphones.

TurboTax and H&R Block get the attention, but TaxAct may meet your tax-filing needs if you don't require a lot of handholding.

Quip Kids Toothbrush may help my son build lasting habits for a lifetime.

This app-connected robot vacuum makes a lot of promises, but it delivers inconsistent results based on our testing.

Backblaze is cheap, simple, fast and easy to use. But you might want to shop around if you have multiple machines to back up.

This attractive robot vacuum has a few unique features, but they don’t all deliver.

Provided its evolving apps keep you educated and entertained, this unique musical instrument will let you play and record music no matter your ability.