Accessory Reviews

When it comes to smart devices, it's not always about electronics and gadgets. Indeed, Ekster has taken a smarter approach to the concept of wallets.

Here we take a look at the Novostella Strip Lights and 60W RGB Flood Lights. Learn more about the features and benefits of each.

ENACFIRE, a brand we'd previously hadn't spent any time with, provided us with two pair of its wireless earbuds. After spending a few weeks...

The 1More PistonBuds True Wireless Headphones are a fun sounding pair of earbuds at just the right price.

The UGREEN X-Kit Hub-Stand is a foldable USB hub and laptop stand that looks great and handles well. Learn more about the device in our review.

As much as we like to complain that batteries haven't changed all that much over the last few years, plenty has happened on the...

Taotronics continues to impress with quality earbuds at an affordable price point. The SoundLiberty 94 are no exception, giving listeners features found it more...

The Tribit Stormbox Micro is a $50 Bluetooth speaker that looks to take on the likes of the Bose Soundlink Micro. How does it perform? Read on to find out.

The Fairywill Pro P11 toothbrush comes with eight brush heads, a two-year warranty, and more -- for less then $50. How does it fare in real-world testing?

The 1More True Wireless ANC Headphones could be a good affordable alternative to Sony's WF-1000XM3 headphones, if not for this one reason.

Mophie's latest charging solution, the 4-in-1 Wireless Charging Mat, is capable of charging four Qi-ready devices at the same time. Here's our review.

Why spend $250 on "sport" earbuds when the Treblab X3 Pro offers great value at just $70? What's the catch? Find out in our review.

The ColorBuds from 1More features decent sound quality and fantastic battery life all for only $100, while also being the company's most compact pair of true wireless headphones to date.

Earfun returns to the truly wireless earbud space with its Air Pro model. How do the $80 earbuds sound? Are they comfortable? Learn more in our review.

While many people may think of GE or Philips, Treatlife, is building out an interesting portfolio of connected devices, lights, switches, and more.