Reviews

RedMagic's latest gaming phone offers enough power at the right price that even non-gamers might want to take a look.

The Evercade isn’t the flashiest way to relive gaming’s golden years, but it gets the job done

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

The SteelSeries Arctis 7 sets the standard for what a wireless gaming headset should be: functional, versatile and practical.

The Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum is an attractive, versatile keyboard with a fantastic interface and sensible extra features.

Google Stadia is an impressive cloud gaming service but it's half-completed and full of inconveniences.

The Sony WF-SP800N are legit wireless sports earbuds with strong aesthetics, battery life, and sound, but are missing some features.

The Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus offers a new Pre-roll feature that lets you see more of what’s happening outside your door, but it’s not quite as good as the Nest Hello.

With a few new tweaks, HitFilm Express 14 maintains its position as the best free video editing software.

The JBL Quantum 800 provides fantastic sound and a comfortable fit, but frustrating interface issues drag down the experience.

A practically perfect portable console

AVG AntiVirus Free is beaten in features by its more glamorous sibling Avast Free Antivirus and beaten in malware protection by everything else.

Avast Free Antivirus offers a ton of features for a free antivirus program but has mediocre malware protection and a heavy system load.

Windows Defender isn't the absolute best antivirus software, but it's easily good enough to be your main malware defense.

Bitdefender Antivirus Free Edition runs on autopilot and offers no extras or customization options, but it's ideal for anyone who doesn't want to fuss with antivirus software.

Kaspersky Security Cloud Free combines excellent malware protection, plenty of extra features and a very light system-performance impact.

Norton Family is powerful on Android and Windows, but it doesn't have many features for iOS.

Acronis True Image is expensive and complicated, but it offers a wide range of options and features for hard-core PC users.

The Hisense H8G Quantum Series is an affordable Android TV with comprehensive Google Assistant integration, crisp HDR performance and powerful Dolby Atmos sound.

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

The Samsung Galaxy S20 is a powerful flagship phone with a smooth 120Hz display, 5G and advanced cameras in a compact design.

The Apple Watch Series 5 is the best smartwatch you can buy. But if you don’t want all the bells and whistles, the Series 3 is a worthy runner-up.

The Lenovo Smart Frame ($399) shows Lenovo is getting serious about smart home technology. This AI digital photo canvas lets you turn your living room into a personal art gallery.

The Microsoft Surface Go 2's upgrades make it shine with all day battery life.

The iPad Pro 2020 is the best tablet you can buy, with blazing speed, long battery life, improved cameras and trackpad support. But it’s not a great laptop replacement (yet).

While it captures great video, other features of the Levana Mila baby monitor lack the same polish that competing products boast.

The JBL Quantum One gaming headset offers a comfy fit and good sound quality — for a high price.

The Moto G Stylus is a lot like the Moto G Power, only with a stylus instead of a bigger battery. And that’s not a good trade-off.

The Moto G Power delivers the longest battery life of any phone for a very affordable $249 price. It’s the Android phone to get if you’re on a budget.