Reviews

The Galaxy S21 Ultra is a beast of a phone with dual zoom lenses, a dynamic 6.8-inch display and S Pen support for a more affordable price.

The Moto G Power delivers the longest battery life of any phone for a very affordable $249 price. It’s the Android phone to get if you’re on a budget.

CyberLink PowerDirector is a solid video editor for folks who are looking to quickly create short personal projects from their footage.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is a beast of a phone with a 6.9-inch 120Hz display, a 108MP camera with super-long zoom and 5G standard, but its hard to justify the price tag.

The Galaxy S21 delivers better cameras, faster performance and a sleeker design for a lower price, but there's some trade-offs.

With intuitive Face Unlock, a smooth 90Hz display and capable dual cameras, Google's flagship seems like a winner. But poor battery life holds it back, as our Pixel 4 review demonstrates.

Is a low price and a long-lasting battery enough to make you buy the Motorola One 5G Ace? Motorola hopes so, but the presence of other inexpensive 5G devices makes this a hard sell.

Review Our Apple iMovie review will help you decide if Apple’s free video editing software will enable you to produce movies of the standard you want.

Review In our HitFilm Express 15 review, we show exactly why it’s among the highest-rated free video editing programs in the world.

Review Our DaVinci Resolve 16 review will help you determine whether this increasingly popular video editing and post-production software is right for you.

Uncover the pros and cons of using VideoStudio to create your next video project in our comprehensive Corel VideoStudio Ultimate review.

Our iPad Air (2020) review shows how Apple has made one of the best tablets ever, thanks to its A14 Bionic speed and Magic Keyboard support.

The OnePlus 8T’s delivers a super-smooth 120Hz display and super fast charging, but the cameras could be better.

The PS4 Pro offers 4K gaming and streaming, gorgeous HDR effects and a healthy game library with VR support.

The Surface Duo proves there’s worth in dual-screen phones — but you shouldn’t buy this one yet

The Corsair HS75 XB Wireless is a gaming headset that offers good sound and a comfortable fit, but inconsistent connectivity and a high price hold it back.

The HyperX Pulsefire Haste is the lightest gaming mouse from a major manufacturer. Aside from that, it’s competent, if unexciting.

Adobe continues to expand its effort to facilitate complex photo editing for consumers by emphasizing Adobe Sensei AI technology.

If you want 5G connectivity, the Google Pixel 4a 5G delivers in a more affordable package than the similar Pixel 5.

Since launch, the Nintendo Switch has grown significantly, gaining more battery life, an online subscription and a handheld-only "Lite" edition.

Fubo TV is one of the more expensive streaming services but offers a comprehensive lineup of channels, including many niche sports networks.

The Razer Kaira Pro is a clean, comfortable, intuitive gaming headset for the Xbox Series X/S, although that occasionally works to its detriment.

The Oculus Quest 2’s price, game library and overall ease of use make it the best entry point into virtual reality yet.

The OnePlus Nord N10 5G brings OnePlus' budget lineup to the US. And while this phone's features don’t quite match the original Nord, you’ll still get some premium capabilities at a low price.

The Xbox Series S has a lot to offer, with gorgeous graphics and an enormous game selection. But it’s not the most future-proof gadget you can buy.

The iPhone 12 sports a gorgeous new design, full 5G support, great cameras and even better performance. However, the lack of a charger in box and limited base storage are drawbacks.

This office-oriented all-in-one delivers solid performance, but ink costs are above average.

The Xbox Series X is a current and next-generation powerhouse console, and I can't wait to see what it will deliver in 2021.

Price competition has come to OLED TVs with this entry-level OLED for movie fans and gamers.