Reviews

The EZVIZ C6CN is an affordable way to get started with smart home security. Here's what we think of the HD pan-and-tilt camera.

NVIDIA offers up two new versions of its Android TV-powered Shield TV experience for 2019. Here's what we think of the $150 device.

OnePlus has another solid entry with the OnePlus 7T, but how does it add up to the competition of flagship smartphones?

The Xcentz Smart Wireless Camera is a $50 affair that provides a 360-degree HD view of environments, 8X digital zoom, night vision, and more.

The Pixel 3a XL has long been looked at as the budget king for its camera and battery life. But how does it stack up many months after its introduction?

How often do you upgrade your phone? If you're like most Americans, that upgrade cycle tends to run between one and two years. Sometimes,...

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.

The Keychron K2 is a mechanical keyboard that works in wired and Bluetooth modes and pairs with Windows, Android and Mac platforms. And it looks damn cool.

How does Google's cloud gaming service Stadia fare in our testing of the service? Is it worth shelling out $130 for the experience? 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 Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is the best phone you can buy today. It's gorgeous and full of terrific features, but it's not perfect. Here's what we think.

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

The Tapplock Lite is a small, but secure way of keeping your locker or valuables safe. It's also flexible with its fingerprint reader and app.

Nokia is steadily working on a comeback with its Android One smartphones. Its latest, the Nokia 7.2, is another solid entry for the mid-range market.

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.