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The simple $180 tracker is a sleek return to Fitbit’s roots, albeit with a little extra AI flair.
The simple $180 tracker is a sleek return to Fitbit’s roots, albeit with a little extra AI flair.
Our collective reviews of every Googlebook at launch: very good laptops hobbled by beta-level software.
Oppo’s Find X10 Pro Max benefits more from sensor size, dynamic range, and excellent software than sheer resolution.
Apple’s first foldable is an early adopter special.
The Miles Plug adds crash detection, roadside help, location tracking, and a warning-light decoder to your car for as low as $11 a month.
It’s ultra-smooth and looks fantastic, but a few rough edges keep it from greatness.
Wired earbuds are making a small comeback, and Bose is capitalizing on it — with ANC this time.
Nvidia’s new Arm-based laptop chip is an exciting new challenger, but exclusively for the high-end.
A beautiful laptop built for an AI future that hasn’t quite arrived.
The screen is gorgeous, the hardware works, and it finally runs full Android. But there’s too much Amazon in my tablet.
It’s harder to be a perv in these audio-only glasses, but removing the ick does make them less ‘useful.’
Tiny pickup trucks might just become a thing in the US if the California-based startup Telo has its way.
Instinct AI is an impressive assistant, but the pressure from OpenAI and Meta is officially on.
It’s been a whirlwind time of coming to grips with Google’s new laptops, and we’ve got feelings about Googlebook OS.
Amazon’s assistant can’t always remember who I am or where my daughter goes to school — but it can now reliably turn on my lights.
The Alexa line is also Amazon’s first tablet to run full-fledged Android with access to the Play Store.
That’s almost exactly a month after the China launch . Highlights include the first ever triple 200-megapixel camera on the Find X10 Pro Max, and big 8,000mAh batteries on both, though Oppo warns “selected markets” get 7,150mAh instead. I’m working on a review of the Pro Max — what do you want to know?
Google’s new laptop OS shows lots of promise for Android phone owners, but there’s a long road ahead.
BougeRV’s DuneRover is so good on hills and sand that you’ll forgive the disco lights.
Think of Dots as Codex, but for regular people.
With better sound, better ANC, and Wi-Fi audio streaming, the Ace Ultra are finally worthy of the Sonos name.
Alongside solid ANC, the Nothing Headphone 1 Pro include a triple-driver design and a unique switch for studio pros.
To test the new AI-powered features on Ring, Google Nest, and Apple Home connected video doorbells, I put on the iconic Scream mask to see if any of them would warn me.
Only Google told me someone was wearing a mask; Ring somehow still knew it was me, and Apple just said “someone” was at the door. Read the full review .
Yes, if it’s Amflow’s TL Carbon — but expect compromises.
Apple Intelligence has arrived on HomeKit Secure Video. Here’s how its new features compare with Ring and Nest.
Audio-only Ray-Bans have arrived alongside more camera-equipped glasses. What’s missing? Privacy controls to address the ‘perv glasses’ backlash.
With swappable ear cushions and IPX4 water resistance, the Beats 360 should stand up better to sweat than most headphones.
Plus two other refreshed treadmills and a host of AI running features.
It remains the best tiny computer you can buy, but $900 stings compared to the $600 of the last-gen.
That’s not a typo. The M5 Ultra Mac Studio Apple sent us for review is a doozie . It’s got a 36-core CPU and 80-core GPU, 256GB of RAM, and 4TB of storage, making it mind-bogglingly expensive.
Our regular benchmarks aren’t much of a challenge. So what would you like to see us throw at it?
A surprisingly consequential update for the world’s most popular smartwatch.
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