Reviews

A brilliant bike with one existential flaw.

Apple killed AirPower. The Zens Liberty packs in 16 coils to revive the dream.

Apple’s $300 accessory is a big upgrade for its tablets, but clunky software and Frankenstein hardware breaks the spell.

The $400 iPhone SE embarrasses $1,400 Android phones with faster performance and an incredible main camera. Being a blue bubble no longer costs a premium.

They're very small, very comfy, and sound very good. But you should only get them if you love the Google Assistant and want to marry it.

The new OnePlus flagship combines blazing speed, outstanding cameras, and a killer display to rise to the top of the Android heap. Everyone else: you're on notice.

At $150, $50 cheaper than the previous model, they're going to be hard for fitness buffs to ignore.

Apple needs to step it up for AirPods 3.

We compared the 108-megapixel camera and 100x digital zoom with the cameras on the iPhone 11 Pro, Galaxy Note 10, and Pixel 4. The S20 Ultra has an impressive camera, but the autofocus is bad. Like really bad.

A super smooth and quiet hinge and stronger foldable "glass" display make this the best foldable phone yet. But are they enough to justify a $1,400 phone? No!

With no real justification for its own design, middling performance, a mediocre camera, and an absurd price tag, the new Razr is a conceptual failure.

The luxury brand worked with Master & Dynamic on these wireless earbuds that look good, sound great, and have killer battery life.

Playing with AR face filters during video calls is fun, but not life-changing.

I’m gifting all my friends one of these little guys.

It works, but boy is the non-Apple Watch smartwatch landscape bleak.

Shredding the streets on your Boosted Board at night is safer when cars can see you.

It only took years of complaints for Apple to finally cave.

The future of gaming is streamed, but Stadia comes with a lot of caveats at launch.

Snapchat's $380 Spectacles 3 let you shoot 3D photos and video and add AR filters on top, but the experience is too complicated.

The biggest new feature is a USB-C port?