Reviews

The WF-1000XM4 true wireless ANC earbuds are Sony's follow-up to the wonderfully reviewed WF-1000XM3 and a worthy successor in every way featuring a smaller design, better battery life, and the same great sound and active noise cancellation.

We recently had a great time reviewing the Tronsmart Apollo Air+ wireless earbuds as the truly wireless headset checked all the major boxes for...

Mophie's new snap line of products provide a MagSafe-like experience to all handsets, including Android and iOS. We go hands on with a few.

The GameSir F7 Claw Tablet Gaming Controller is a funky yet functional way to play games on your tablet for games that support it.

FIIL has a winner in the CC2 truly wireless earbuds. Unique design and good sound lend to a great option.

Up for review are House of Marley's latest product, the Positive Vibration XL ANC Headphones. How do they, feel, and sound?

The reMarkable 2 is an e-ink writing tablet that aims to modernize and reinvent the "pen and paper" approach to life. How does it fare? Here's our review.

The Klipsch T5 II True Wireless Earbuds lack ANC and several other smart features but still manage to provide a wonderful crisp clear sound with a punch of bass and a premium charging case.

The Chromecast with Google TV is one of the best and most affordable ways to ensure your TV stays smart with the latest updates to Android TV OS.

The ZTE Axon 30 Ultra is the latest from the Chinese phone maker and it boasts a wide array of high-end features....

The GameSir X2 Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller is the perfect companion for any Android or iOS gamers that love playing on the go with cloud gaming services.

The RedMagic 6 is a gaming phone but it offers up other top-tier features such as a large display and generous battery. Here's our review.

The Apollo Air+ earbuds feature Bluetooth 5.2, water resistance, 20 hours of playtime per charge, and come in two colors. Here's our review.

You can't go wrong with the EarFun Free 2 wireless earbuds.

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