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I tested the newest Cricut Maker 5 — I can't believe I'm choosing it over my beloved Maker 4
By Lucy Scotting Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Cricut Maker 5 is the brand's latest flagship die-cutting machine that's the perfect evolution of its predecessor, the Maker 4.

I just reviewed the Hisense U6SF Pro, and it's proof you don't need OLED money for a great TV
By Dylan Haas Published
Editor's ChoiceThis budget Mini-LED impressed me with its high-performing anti-glare screen

I tested the Sennheiser Momentum 5 True Wireless — sorry AirPods, these are the earbuds to beat in 2026
By Erin Bashford Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Sennheiser Momentum 5 True Wireless earbuds pack a major punch, with excellent sound quality, Dolby Atmos for movies, and a sleek design.

I spent 2 weeks testing the HP Omen 35L and it's the only gaming PC I'll ever need — if my wallet will allow it
By Darragh Murphy Published
Editor's ChoiceThe HP Omen 35L is a smartly designed gaming PC that's built to last, but is it worth the high price it demands? Here are my thoughts after two weeks of testing.

The Blood of Dawnwalker is a dark, moody, ambitious RPG that's brilliant one minute and broken the next
By Kaycee Hill Published
RecommendedThe Blood of Dawnwalker is a superbly written vampire RPG undercut by clunky combat and rough performance. It’s ambitious, flawed, and worth it for the story.

I tested the Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Memory Foam Mattress and it's a solid choice for back sleepers — but there's one major drawback
By Eve Davies Published
RecommendedThe Brooklyn Bedding Copperflex Memory Foam Mattress is well built all-foam bed that won't break the bank. But does it prove you don't have to spend big to sleep cool? Here's what I think after sleeping on it for three weeks...

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a wonderfully demanding action game with some of the best boss battles since Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
By Rory Mellon Published
RecommendedOnimusha: Way of the Sword is an excellent action game that is most enjoyable when you’re clashing steel with one of its many imposing multi-phase bosses.

I tested Noble's high-end IEMs and they boast an unbelievably wide soundstage — but are the Iris worth $699?
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Noble Audio Iris are extremely comfortable IEMs and they boast a wide soundstage, crisp treble and refined mids. They're built well and look stunning, too.
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