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This $700 BenQ rivals $1,500 Apple's Studio Display on color accuracy — here's why it's great for professionals
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe BenQ Creative Pro PD2732U 4K monitor boasts excellent color coverage and accuracy. There are plenty of ports and the monitor looks great too.

I went eyes-on with Lenovo’s new 27-inch 4K OLED monitor — and now I want it for work
By Tony Polanco Published
The Lenovo ThinkVision P27UL-40 is an upcoming 27-inch 4K OLED monitor built for work and play. We went eyes-on with it, and here's what we think.

Best Wi-Fi 6 router in 2026: Affordable and fast upgrades for your home network
By Darragh Murphy Last updated
The best Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E routers offer a fast yet affordable upgrade for your home network to get the most out of your internet plan.

I wanted to hate Nvidia’s DLSS 5 ‘AI filter’ — but the real DLSS 5 is photorealistic black magic
By Jason England Published
I tested official DLSS 5 in NBA 2K27. Forget the leaked mods — here is why Nvidia's 3D-guided neural rendering pipeline is a photorealistic game-changer.

I got a sneak peek at TP-Link’s upcoming Wi-Fi 8 routers — and improved range and reliability are their biggest upgrades
By Brian Nadel Published
The next generation of Wi-Fi gear is aimed more at dependability than outright speed but for many, it will offer more throughput.

This Editor's Choice Epson all-in-one is perfect for your home office and $100 off right now
By Louis Ramirez Published
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The Editor's Choice Epson EcoTank Pro ET-5850 is one of our favorite printers. It's fast, offers great print performance, and packs many features. Plus, it's $100 off right now.

Best Buy back to school sale has Epson printers from $59: here's the ones I recommend
By Louis Ramirez Published
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Epson inkjet and all-in-one printers are on sale at Best Buy with prices from $59. If you need one for home or back to school, these are the ones I recommend.

Four heads, zero belts, almost no waste — LightMake rethinks 3D printing
By Sponsored Published
Sponsored by LightMake
The new LightMake L4 swaps out traditional belts for linear motor drives, promising 1,000 mm/s speeds and rock-solid precision for seamless multi-material 3D printing
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