Accessory Reviews

The Zamkol ZK202 is a waterproof Bluetooth 5.0 speaker with a few tricks up its sleeve. Priced to sell at less than $60, we go hands-on with it.

Anker brings more quality accessories in time for the new year via its Soundcore brand. We review the Liberty Air 2 and the Liberty 2 Pro wireless earbuds.

Pixel Eyewear provides a number of eyeglass options for consumers looking to filter blue light and reduce eye strain and fatigue.

The ShutterGrip 2 is an all-in-one accessory for capturing better and more interesting pictures and videos. Here's what we thought of the device.

The HyperX Cloud Mix has a foot in two different worlds. How does it fare as a pair of Bluetooth headphones? What about gaming? Here's our review.

Master & Dynamic offers up two options for true wireless earphones in 2019. Here's our review of the MW07 Go and the MW07 Plus.

The Tech Rolltop Backpack has padded laptop and tablet compartments, two water bottle holders, an and expandable main compartment. Here's our review.

The Xcentz 36W PD Wall Charger is a solution in a time when many are transitioning to USB Type C. It's fast, flexible, and priced to sell.

The EarFun Free are a budget-minded pair of wireless earbuds that offer up to 30 hours of playback per charge. How do they stack up?

The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless headphones give you premium sound, a frustrating user experience, and expensive price all in one package.

iFrogz makes another run at being my favorite wireless earbuds with the new Airtime Pro. Here are my thoughts about the brands's latest offering.

The Tune 120TWS are JBL's most affordable truly wireless headphones yet with great bass, style, and battery life. Here is our review.

With the rise of cheap tech making its way across the ocean, we're constantly getting a look at cool little gadgets that we may...

RHA Trueconnect wireless earbuds offer a premium build quality and 20 hours of playback for well under $200. Here's our review of the new product.

Android users already know about Wear watches, but are the best for most of our wrists? I'd argue that the Forerunner 645 Music may be the better option for Android users.