Valentina Palladino
Valentina is Commerce Editor at Engadget and has covered consumer electronics for a number of publications including Tom's Guide, Wired, Laptop Mag and Ars Technica, with a particular focus on wearables, PCs and other mobile tech.
Latest articles by Valentina Palladino

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Bose's SoundSport in-ear headphones provide balanced audio in a compact, sporty package, but the price is pretty steep.

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WhatsApp extended its VoIP calling feature to iOS. Here's how you can make a voice call using the chat app.

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Whether you just bought a Fitbit activity tracker or have had one for years, here's how to get the most out of your device.

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The HTC Desire 626 offers a bright display, a sharp 8-MP camera and boldly colored designs, but its short battery life is a deal breaker.

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After a sneak peak earlier this year, watchOS 2.0 will come out soon featuring new watch faces, a Facebook Messenger app, complications and more.

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The Android-powered Huawei Watch is almost here, a premium timepiece that challenges other smartwatches to up their style game.

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Editor's ChoiceThe $179 Focal Sphear In-Ear Headphones are solid, unique earbuds that provide top-notch sound that's well worth the premium price.

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It's coming: the Android Wear app for iOS devices will let you use a Google smartwatch with an iPhone. Here are the features that made the cut.

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Facebook's long-awaited personal assistant uses a mix of artificial intelligence and human trainers to help you get things done.

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Editor's ChoiceThe $25 Brainwavz Jive are affordable headphones that sacrifice nothing, and have good sound, a comfortable design and an easy-to-use inline remote.

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A stylish design and engaging app make the Mira fitness tracker worth the premium.

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Buy the Pebble Time Steel if you want an Android- and iOS-compatible smartwatch with a sleek all-metal design, notification delivery and long battery life.

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The $109 Sennheiser OCX 686G Sports earbuds have great sound quality and a sweat-resistant design, but you'll have to deal with an awkward over-ear structure and limited inline remote.

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Before picking up the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus or Note 5, see which wireless carriers have the best prices and plans for each handset.

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Not yet ratedThe $249 Microsoft Lumia 640 XL is a solid Windows phone with a lovely 5.7-inch display and a good rear camera, but we wish the battery lasted longer.

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The Pebble Time Steel is now available for preorder, but you'll have to spend close to Apple Watch money to get the best-looking design.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Moto G is an excellent budget Android phone, sporting a chic design, a bold 5-inch display and all-day battery life.

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The Blu Life One is an affordable unlocked smartphone with a very light and sleek design, a 13-megapixel camera and dual-SIM support, but it's a bit sluggish.

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Motorola just launched its newest flagship smartphone, the Moto X Style. Here are the top features of the latest Android handset.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Skullcandy Strum earbuds offer good sound quality and an intuitive volume rocker, but they could use more ear-insert options.

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Editor's ChoiceThe $149 Jabra Sport Coach wireless earbuds provide great sound quality, a comfortable design and easy-to-follow workout guides to help shake up your exercise routine.

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I bought an iPhone 6 mostly because everyone else was. Here's why I'm making the switch to Android.

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With great sound quality and a reinforced design, the Audiofly AF120 monitors are ideal for musicians and audio buffs who want only the best — but that comes at a steep, $249 price.
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