Reviews

The Nintendo Switch OLED sports a gorgeous screen, an improved kickstand and lots of storage space. It’s an easy recommendation for first-time Switch buyers — but not for current Switch owners.

The MacBook Pro 2021 (14-inch) is a practically perfect Mac. Its price is pretty high, though.

The MacBook Air’s new M1 chip gives the laptop MacBook Pro-like power along with amazing battery life.

This smart lock does a pretty good job of combining several smart home devices into one.

A review of the Apple Watch Ultra - Apple's first adventure watch

Get the Chromecast with Google TV 4K if you want an excellent streaming device with Google Assistant built in.

The Saatva Classic mattress offers a comfortable and supportive night’s sleep at a reasonable price, but is it right for you?

Our Chromecast with Google TV HD review shows that it’s a good streamer for those looking to smarten up an older TV or display.

Apple's AirPods 2 brought wireless charging and hands-free Siri into the mix with longer call times and clearer audio.

Our Hulu with Live TV review takes a close look at the service. And while it's colorful, robust and effective at recommending new content, it's not perfect.

The Amazon Echo Dot is one again the best smart speaker for less than $50, but the $60 Echo Dot with Clock is the better value.

The LG OLED Flex is a versatile gaming TV-slash-monitor with a bendable display that curves from flat to 900R and everywhere in-between with the press of a button.

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

This small but mighty wireless subwoofer will supercharge your Sonos One speakers or Ray soundbar setup.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 has a new skin-temperature reader, more scratch-resistant display and a longer-lasting battery life. Here's our full review of why it's the best Samsung watch yet.

Is this Fitbit's most premium smartwatch yet?

The Echo Studio is Amazon's best-sounding Alexa speaker yet, offering impressive bass, but it's not quite the best in its class.

The second Amazon Echo Dot with Clock ($60) is as useful as the first edition of the versatile Alexa smart speaker, plus the LED display looks great on the updated round profile.

The Amazon Echo Show 15 puts Alexa on a wall and gives you a big screen with helpful widgets, but the sound could be better.

With a nicer design and vastly improved audio, the third-generation Echo Dot is Amazon's best, cheapest speaker yet.

iOS 16 isn't a big overhaul of Apple's iPhone software. But with a lot of meaningful little changes, iOS 16 extends the capabilities of your iPhone in a very welcome way.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 delivers a more durable design than before, S Pen support and better multitasking features, but the battery life and price could be better.

There's stepped up competition for the best bargain phone, thanks to the iPhone SE and Galaxy A53. But the Google Pixel 6a tops both, thanks to its great photo features and a new Tensor chipset.

The iPhone 14 Pro Max’s clever Dynamic Island, powerful cameras, always-on display and super long battery life make it the best phone money can buy.

Bowers & Wilkins Px8 are $699 luxury Bluetooth headphones aimed at those who take music listening seriously.

The PS5 is a true generational leap, offering incredibly fast load times and an innovative new controller that can change the way games feel.

Tesla's Model 3 is one of the most popular electric cars in the world, but does it live up to all the hype?

This smart motion sensor, dimmer and light switch supports all of the smart home standards.

A small Android update that puts the focus on stability and privacy

Bothersome microtransactions aside, NBA 2K23 delivers a nearly flawless sports sim.