Reviews

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is almost exactly like the first two games: a great core concept, executed pretty well, with a few drawbacks.

While the quality of its prints aren’t as good as other instant cameras, the Kodak Smile wins on ease of use and price.

Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a creative sandbox with big adventures, quirky characters and the freedom to build.

Fujifilm's newest instant camera has too many features for what should be a simple device.

The latest version of Photoshop Elements doesn't have a lot of new features, but new users and anyone with an older version of the app will appreciate the changes that are there.

The Turtle Beach Recon 70 is a super-affordable gaming headset that offers decent sound, but its highs and bass leave a lot to be desired.

This affordable Roomba is easy to set up and use, and it cleans well around furniture.

As 4K HDR streaming devices go, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K does a great job balancing functionality, price and performance.

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

OurPact is one of the best parental-control apps for Android users, and Apple has reinstated it on iOS.

Sea of Solitude offers up a lot to love, with its rich aesthetics and well-intentioned design, but it fails to make a lasting impression with its gameplay or story.

The best all-round VPN service for speed, privacy and unblocking.

Massdrop's latest keyboard appeals to both the gaming and productivity crowd.

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 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.

Verizon-owned Visible offers unlimited LTE smartphone data for just $40 a month — and now without a speed cap, for a short time.

This smartphone-controlled countertop oven can recognize food and tell you how to cook it.

This countertop oven excels at cooking all sorts of food and can be controlled from your phone. But it's very expensive.

TP-Link's Archer A7 router provides one of the best balances between price, features and performance available today. The dual-band system is small and unobtrusive, yet it works well and includes a two-year warranty.

If you want to know what the future of gaming keyboards might look like, the SteelSeries Apex Pro is an enticing, albeit imperfect, glimpse.

Thanks to its intuitive interface, superior discovery features and powerful DVR, Sony PlayStation Vue is very close to being a cable killer.

The Master & Dynamic MW65 produces fantastic sound and prominent noise cancelling, but performance bugs hinder its full potential.

LifeLock offers the most comprehensive personal-data monitoring and a great deal on antivirus software, but it's pricey.

IDShield's frequent three-bureau credit reports and scores are great bargains, though IdentityForce and LifeLock monitor more personal data.

Identity Guard Premier's selling point is IBM's Watson artificial intelligence, but that doesn't make up for the fairly paltry feature set.

IdentityForce offers the best overall service when credit monitoring is factored in, but LifeLock has the edge on pure identity protection.

The cloud-based Adobe Lightroom is a powerful photo editing app that lets you work on all your full-resolution images on all your devices.

Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is almost defiantly old-school: a straightforward action/exploration experience with plenty of polish.

The Turtle Beach Atlas Three isn't that comfortable, and its sound quality isn't great, either.