Reviews

Huawei has jammed some fun features into a familiar-looking design, but the FreeBuds 3 come with a few problems that could easily turn you off to them.

The Razer Kraken Ultimate accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do: Provide a high-quality USB PC headset.

This DNA test kit aims to tell not just your past, but your future.

The DNA test kit to beat for genealogy.

The S10e packs everything that makes Samsung's pricier phones great into a compact package small-phone users are sure to love.

The Kodak Smile Classic prints out some of the largest photos for an instant camera.

While it's affordable and easy to use, the Ring Alarm home security kit doesn't offer much regarding home automation.

As a stand-alone experience, Gylt is all right. As a Stadia exclusive, it doesn't do much to highlight the system's unique properties.

A sleek design, smart motion tracking and handy privacy switch make the Nest Hub Max a great smart display.

While it lacks professional monitoring, Ooma's home security system is inexpensive and easy to use.

The Sony Master Series A9G OLED is a top-notch 4K smart TV and one of the best consumer products out there. But is the marginal advantage over competitors worth the outsize difference in price?

The 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 Echo Flex plug-in smart speaker ($24.99) might not sound superb, but its Alexa integration and supported accessories make it a practical smart home gadget.

Stadia is a novel democratizing cloud gaming service but it's half-completed and full of inconveniences.

It beats other Android watches, but can it top the Apple Watch 5?

This electric scooter delivers a smooth ride for less than $500.

While pricey, the Netgear Orbi is one of the fastest, most powerful routers we've tested, even without its extension.

The Galaxy A50 offers a big and colorful screen, solid performance and a sleek design for just $350 — even if its camera isn't quite as nice as the Pixel 3a's.

The 16-inch MacBook Pro delivers a great new keyboard, epic battery life and very impressive performance for a steep price.

With its slick and durable design, GPS and optional LTE, the Gear S3 Frontier has all the makings of the best smartwatch ever — if only it had more apps.

The Turtle Beach Atlas Edge is inexpensive and gives any headset gaming-grade options. But you may not need one.

Enpass does password-manager basics right, and costs at most $54.

The Pixma TS8320 offers plenty of features for photo enthusiasts, but above-average ink costs limit its appeal for general office tasks.

LG's B8 OLED TV is a great deal even if it's not perfect

The Galaxy Note 10 Plus boasts a huge 6.8-inch display, long battery life and new S Pen tricks in a gorgeous design.

A swim-proof design, improved touchscreen and potential for deeper sleep insights make the Fitbit Charge 3 the best all-around fitness tracker for the money.

The Mate 30 Pro features some of the best hardware innovations of the year, but you can’t ignore the Google-shaped hole.

Despite ultra-fast scans and lots of security-minded extras, Trend Micro slows down a computer during scans and suffers from many false positives.

The classic Motorola Razr gets a bold redesign with a foldable screen and a pocket-friendly size, but it's pricey.