Reviews

The Pixel 4a is cheap at $349, but everything about it is forgettable.

It's the perfect tool for people who have no desire to kill bugs — or live with them.

Futurelight gear will change your outdoor game in a big way.

The Nord is the first mid-range phone that you won't hate. It's the spiritual successor to the Google Nexus phones everyone loved.

Converse's reimagined sneaker is made with at least 40 percent recycled materials.

Some smart design decisions and a wide selection of colors make this a no-brainer for ensuring you don’t get brained on your bike or board.

You've been making coffee all wrong. I can help.

We reviewed the new wireless earbuds and the sound quality won't blow you away. But the price absolutely will. At $79, the OnePlus Buds are half the price of AirPods, Galaxy Buds, and Pixel Buds.

Microsoft's second-gen headphones are the most underrated gadget of the year. They're comfy, have excellent sound and noise-cancellation, last 20 hours, and cost less than Bose or Sony headphones.

Slow performance and mediocre battery life make the smallest Surface tablet a confusing purchase for any sensible person.

This tiny, ray tracing-capable gaming PC throws down with systems three times its size and doesn't look like a popped collar. It's insane if you have $3,000.

Getting theater-quality Atmos surround sound at home with the Arc soundbar is simple and frustrating at the same time.

I think it looks good but I haven’t seen it from the back.

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.

It's not just Photoshop, the Palette blocks can be programmed for Lightroom, Chrome, Spotify, and more.

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.