Computers

The Basilisk X Hyperspeed is a decent enough mouse at a fair price, but it leaves out a lot of important features.

The Sensei Ten celebrates 10 years of the SteelSeries mouse and all of its ambidextrous ambitions.

Save money on ink and get speedy prints and copies.

If you play MMOs, MOBAs or other genres where you need a ton of commands at the tip of your thumb, the Logitech G604 excels.

The all-in-one Xerox B215 delivers quick speeds and a very low cost per page, all for a fair price.

The HP Omen Photon is a solid choice for gamers who are investing in a new HP rig, and it may even be worth a look from those who aren't.

The Logitech G Pro X is streamlined, comfortable and powerful, with plenty of extra, useful features for competitive players.

The HP Color Laser MFP179fnw is well-suited for modest duty in a small office. Find out if its the best for your setup by reading our HP Color Laser MFP179fnw review.

The Razer Viper is a smart, sleek mouse that works well with whatever competitive game you care to throw its way.

Want to make your smartphone photos tangible? The pocket-size Kodak Smile printer gives you fun prints in seconds.

The new Aspire Z24 delivers power for day-to-day use, along with features that make life a little easier, all for an affordable price.

The Corsair M55 RGB Pro is one of the best ambidextrous mice on the market — and at $40, also one of the most affordable.

While the design is a bit too familiar, the Corsair Nightsword RGB is a good, large gaming mouse with tunable weights.

The Corsair Glaive RGB Pro is a versatile mouse with solid performance, but you may not use its biggest feature much.

If you want a big wireless mouse, the Corsair Ironclaw RGB Wireless is your most affordable option as well as a pretty solid peripheral.

The Roccat Kova Aimo is fully ambidextrous and performs well, making it an excellent bargain, no matter which hand you favor.

Media Composer | First is a powerful pro-level app for Media Composer aspirants, but it's not for the faint of heart.

The Maingear Vybe is a powerful RTX gaming desktop with a ton of freedom for customization, but it's quite big and can get expensive.

The OfficeJet Pro 9025 offers loads of speed and features for high volume work, and very competitive ink costs, but image quality via the document feeder could be improved.

The Razer Turret for Xbox One is a very expensive upgrade, but it makes living-room mouse-and-keyboard controls both possible and elegant.

The Apple iMac 21.5-inch (2019) bumps up the performance and display, but keeps those unsightly bezels and has subpar audio.

While the new 27-inch iMac is largely unchanged from the 2017 model, upgraded components give this all-in-one a much-needed speed boost.

For a full PC experience that will easily fit into your home entertainment setup, the Azulle Byte3 is the mini PC to choose, thanks to its accessible design, better-than expected performance and included remote control.

Dremel's LC40 laser cutter lets tinkerers and schools safely cut and engrave wood, leather and other materials. But its high-quality output doesn't come cheap.

The HP M148fdw offers high image quality and lots of features and speed for the money. But the control-panel operation is a little clumsy, and the wireless setup is a chore.

The HP Sprocket Photo Printer (2nd Edition) is a compact photo printer that fits into a pocket, but the fun part of photo printing is held back by major color issues.

The HP Omen Reactor mouse is a mixed bag, but worth hanging onto if you can get it as a pack-in for a new PC, or at a discount.

The Corsair Ironclaw RGB is big, but it's also comfortable, well-designed, colorful and functional.

The Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless is an impressive wireless gaming mouse, especially considering its low price.

The MSI Pro 24X 7M delivers decent productivity performance in a slim, monitor-like design, but it isn't well-suited to heavy workloads.