Tech Reviews

Even with their many problems, I still liked them.

Foldables are just getting better and better.

It's less of a tablet and more of a desktop WFH companion.

We investigated whether one of the most expensive blow dryers is actually the best.

Get this instead of the Pixel 7.

But you really need a OnePlus phone to get the most out of it.

The king of sub-$500 smart speakers is here.

It's the best e-reader out there, and it's not much pricier than the regular Kindle Paperwhite.

It's not without its flaws, but the Kindle Paperwhite is so nice to hold and look at that I can't go back to regular books.

It's still a dinky little tablet with mostly unimpressive specs. Duh!

It's stunning.

It matches the colors on your TV for a personalized light show.

Xiaomi's new flagship ticks all the boxes, and has a great camera, too.

It's fine for basic entertainment use.

No big changes, though.

That camera looks real cool.

It's all about consistency.

But its Clean bulbs aren't quite worth it.

It even comes with a green screen.

Bridging the gap between Kindle and iPad, if not especially successfully.

The software, however, could use some work.

The Soundcore Frames meld your sunglasses and your headphones.

Even if you prefer physical books.

The M2 chip is nice, but other than that the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro is the same as the last generation.

No charging cable required.