Reviews

The Alienware m17 R3 is a powerful and capable gaming laptop, but it has some unexpected rough spots that seem out of place in a system this well-made and well-heeled.

Review The Tuft and Needle Original is a basic memory foam mattress with an attractive price tag

Kaspersky's 2021 Windows antivirus lineup offers close to complete coverage without slowing down your computer much, although the least expensive program doesn't offer many extra features.

Bitdefender's Windows antivirus software offers excellent protection along with a slew of features meant to secure your family's systems and identities.

The Motorola One 5G is one of the cheapest 5G phones you can buy — and that’s about all it has going for it

The TicWatch Pro 3 works well as a stylish Android smartwatch, but anyone who’s more than a casual athlete will be disappointed with its activity tracking.

The second-generation Facebook Portal smart display is a big improvement over the original, privacy issues notwithstanding.

The Chipolo One is a key finder that stands out thanks to its excellent out-of-range alerts and low-price. It’s an excellent alternative to the Tile Pro if you want a lower-cost tracker.

The new Chipolo One Ocean Edition is a key finder with an environmental twist, as it's made out of recycled plastic retrieved from the ocean.

Now this is what you call a sequel

If you're looking for a good video doorbell but don't want to spend more than $100, look no further.

The Ring Video Doorbell is the best video doorbell you can get for under $100.

ESET's antivirus software barely slows system performance, but it offers middling malware protection and can get expensive if you have a lot of machines to protect.

McAfee's antivirus software offers attractive pricing offset by so-so malware protection

Sophos Home Premium is inexpensive, easy to use and provides good malware protection, but it can slow system performance.

Norton 360 Standard, Norton 360 Deluxe and Norton 360 with LifeLock include the most complete antivirus-software and identity-protection-service combinations you'll find today.

Trend Micro's heavy scans are trigger-happy and yield many false positives

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is a delightfully compact big-screen phone with new S Pen powers, but is that enough?

The Fujifilm X-T30 is an excellent midrange mirrorless camera, but the Sony A6400 is better at video.

With bright colors and a pleasant curve, the Dell S3220DGF Gaming Monitor performs well, but may be too large and expensive for many gamers.

Google Home plays nice with Google software and hardware, but it lacks some key features of its competitors.

The D5600 features some nice improvements on the already-excellent D5500, making the camera our favorite DSLR under $1,000.

The Asus ZenBook Flip S is a beautiful convertible with performance that doesn't match the Tiger Lake hype.

There aren't a huge number of improvements in the Nikon D3500, but it remains our favorite DSLR for beginners.

The WeMo Mini smart plug makes it a cinch to make your floor lamp or some other appliance into a “smart” device.

The easy-to-hide Linksys RE7000 Max-Stream AC1900+ Wi-Fi range extender is a great choice when you want to fill dead zones.

PrivacyGuard has the useful tools and frequent credit-file information, but other services monitor more types of personal data.

The Yale Smart Delivery Box provides a secure place on your porch to drop off packages, but its signage could be clearer.

Big and bold, Netgear's second version of its EX6200 can push a Wi-Fi network into previously disconnected parts of a home with excellent performance, good range and one of the best assortments of ports.