Gadgets

While it's amusing to see Big Mouth Billy Bass lip sync with Alexa, this novelty doesn't seem worth $40.

The Yamaha MusicCast Bar 400 offers good sound and plenty of features, but you'll get the most out of it if you invest in additional MusicCast speakers to expand to a 5.1 system.

With its strong integration with Google Assistant, the Lenovo Smart Display is a better realization than the Amazon Echo Show of what a smart display should be.

Anki's second home robot houses a lot of power and potential but it's a little shy in showing off what it can do.

Hikers, bikers and outdoor lovers will like the portability and image quality of the Parrot Anafi drone.

With high-quality output and support for a wide range of materials, the Ultimaker S5 more than justifies its high price tag for people who need to do a lot of 3D printing.

The DJI Mavic 2 Pro and the Mavic 2 Zoom further advance the field of drone photography.

3D-print enthusiasts who want to try SLA printing at low cost may be tempted by the MP Mini Deluxe. But be prepared to invest some time in getting it running.

A great design, intuitive and helpful app, and a low price makes the Anova Precision Cooker Nano the best sous vide machine.

Although it's fun to fly, the affordable Tello Drone is tricky to program.

The Orbit is one of the best-looking key finders we've tested, but its performance doesn't live up to its looks.

The Lapa key tracker handles the basics of helping you find your lost keys. But its constant notifications make the gadget a pain to use.

The GDU O2 is an easy-to-carry drone that takes 4K video, but we prefer the quality that comes from the smaller and sleeker DJI Mavic Air.

The Zoopa Phoenix HD Q900 is a solid, low-cost introduction for aspiring drone filmmakers.