Reviews
SEE LATEST REVIEWS BY CATEGORY
Reviews
Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus review: Slim, sleek, and powerful
The Samsung Galaxy Chromebook Plus offers strong processing performance as well as a paper-thin design. However, battery life could be better and it's missing a few premium features I expected to see given the price of this laptop.Updated
Security camera subscriptions: Which plans offer the best value?
Most home security cameras and video doorbells require a paid subscription plan to deliver their full value. Find out how much one costs and how they rate.Reviews
Core Ultra 9 285K tested: 10 must-know facts about Intel's radically new CPUs
Intel’s Arrow Lake processors have arrived—and they’re quite different than Team Blue’s last generation of desktop chips.Reviews
Samsung 990 EVO Plus review: Hybrid design makes a fast SSD faster
Samsung's new hybrid PCIe 4 x4, PCI 5 x2 990 EVO plus is significantly faster than its plain 990 EVO predecessor in most ways.Reviews
Google TV Streamer review: Phoning it in
The Google TV Streamer is a $100 streaming box that could use a little more oomph.Reviews
Norton Secure VPN review: Basic, no-fuss protection
Norton Secure VPN is a standalone offering that provides basic privacy and protection for fans of the brand.Reviews
HP Victus 15 review: A budget gaming laptop with a 144Hz display
The 2024 HP Victus 15 is a great budget gaming machine, but it's not ideal for much else.Reviews
Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura Edition review: Lunar Lake does it all
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Aura Edition is a solid do-it-all laptop. It offers well-rounded performance, long battery life, and attractive design.Updated
Arlo Wired Floodlight Camera review: Affordable security lighting
Arlo now has a wired floodlight camera to complement its excellent line of indoor and outdoor home security cameras and its basic home security system.Reviews
Asus ProArt PA278CFRV: A budget-friendly monitor for creators
The Asus ProArt PA278CFRV offers the color performance and connectivity required for professional productivity, content creation, and other work.Reviews
Wolfbox X5 dash cam review: 4K? Phooey. Let's go 5K!
Wolfbox's three-channel X5 dash cam features up to 5120×2160 wide-screen front video and the detail is fantastic in that single-channel mode. A touch display with clever navigation and still excellent 4K captures makes this a top choice for daytime use.Reviews
Asus ProArt PZ13 review: A chic, long-lasting 2-in-1 that shines
The Asus ProArt PZ13 lacks performance next to its laptop competitors, but as a 2-in-1 tablet it shines. A quality design, a great display, lengthy battery life, and incredibly competitive value set it apart from other 2-in-1. If you’re set on a tablet, this one is well worth considering.Reviews
Gigabyte M27QA ICE review: A monitor built for your cozy gaming den
The Gigabyte M27QA ICE stands out from peers with an attractive white colorway that should fit perfectly in a home office or cozy gaming den. However, the monitor’s image quality is less alluring than its design.Reviews
Samsung SmartThings Station review: One hub to rule them all
If you’re looking to centralize your smart home around Matter, Samsung’s latest smart home hub is the place to start.Reviews
Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 review: A zippy laptop with speakers that scream
The Dell Inspiron 14 2-in-1 offers reliable performance as well as speakers that scream loud, but the dull display and middling battery life leave little to be desired, making it not a leader compared to other laptops in the same class.Reviews
Lenovo Legion 9i review: High-end HDR gaming goodness
The Lenovo Legion 9i is everything a high-end gaming laptop should be, pairing high-end hardware with liquid cooling and a bright and beautiful display for HDR gaming. But it has a price tag to match.Updated
Eufy Smart Lock E30 review: All that matters, apart from Matter
There’s plenty to like about Eufy’s latest smart lock, but its promised support for the Matter smart home standard seems to be a work in progress.Reviews
Lenovo ThinkVision M14t review: A pricey portable monitor with touch
The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t is a productivity-focused portable monitor with several notable features including a built-in display stand, a touchscreen, and a bundled stylus. It’s expensive, though, and while the monitor looks sharp its color performance is mediocre.Reviews
Teamgroup T-Force A440 Lite NVMe SSD review: Affordable but lackluster
The Teamgroup R-Force A440 Lite SSD is a merely a decent performer, and it's up against stiff competition — including the company's own G50.Reviews
HP OmniBook Ultra 14 review: Ryzen AI 300 delivers again
The HP OmniBook Ultra 14 shines thanks to AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 series processors, which delivers long battery life in real-world use with excellent performance. But “AI laptops” aren’t as futuristic as the marketing might lead you to expect.Reviews
Samsung OLED G8 review: This monitor is also a TV, for better or worse
The Samsung OLED G8 is an attractive QD-OLED monitor packed with Smart TV features rarely found on competitors. Though useful, the Smart TV functionality makes the monitor more confusing to use.Updated
Beatbot AquaSense Pro review: A top-shelf robotic pool cleaner
Nine months of bug fixes, amazing battery life, and skimming capabilities have elevated our opinion of this high-end pool-cleaning robot.Reviews
MobiPDF review: A budget PDF editor with business-ready features
From document editing to cloud integration, MobiPDF offers a wide range of tools at a fraction of the cost of top-tier alternatives.Reviews
PrivadoVPN review: Come for the free VPN, stay for the premium features
PrivadoVPN is a powerful premium service that also offers one of the best free VPNs on the market.Reviews
HP Omnibook X review: Sleek, capable, and a little boring
In the flora of Snapdragon laptops, HP's debut is a capable but not very interesting addition.Reviews
Xiaomi G Pro 27i monitor review: Excellent HDR on a budget
The Xiaomi G Pro 27i has a Mini-LED backlight with 1,156 dimming zones. That translates to excellent HDR that’s on par with some of the best monitors from 2023, though familiar Mini-LED issues, like blooming, remain present.Reviews
Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 review: Windows and Android on one machine
This machine combines a Windows laptop and Android tablet. It’s expensive, but there’s nothing else like it.Reviews
Logitech G705 review: The perfect mouse for small hands
The Logitech G705 is not only a stylish gaming mouse, but also a powerful companion for intensive gaming sessions.Reviews
Tested: Intel’s Lunar Lake wants you to forget Qualcomm laptops exist
Intel's Lunar Lake processor excels in terms of battery life and 3D performance, based on our tests. But does it perform better than Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite chips?Reviews
Acer Predator X34 X monitor review: It goes all-in on the curve
The Acer Predator X34 X is another solid OLED monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate for superb motion clarity, though its extreme curve will be divisive.Reviews
Hampton Bay Landscape Floodlight review: Home Depot is learning
Home Depot now offers a floodlight cousin to its landscape spotlights, and it has a far superior design in at least one respect.Reviews
Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2 review: All-year holiday cheer
This upgraded, permanently mounted lighting system means no more trips up the ladder to install holiday lights.Reviews
70Mai M500 dash cam review: An account requirement short of greatness
Using a somewhat odd 4:3, 2592×1944 resolution, the M500 captured some of the best day and night video I've seen. But you must register and run the app to activate the dash cam before you can use it.Updated
Plex Live TV & DVR review: Powerful OTA DVR, with hiccups
Plex Live TV & DVR offers ad-skipping, out-of-home viewing, and a lifetime subscription option for those willing to set it up.Reviews
Teamgroup T-Force G50 SSD review: Fast enough and priced to move
Given its lowball pricing and good if not top-shelf performance, the Teamgroup T-Force G50 is a prime competitor for your bargain SSD dollar.News
Windows' new Outlook app: 4 key details you absolutely need to know
The new Outlook replaces the classic Outlook in Windows 10/11 and the Windows Mail and Windows Calendar app. Here's what you need to know.Reviews
Reolink Battery Doorbell review: This video doorbell sees it all
With a head-to-toe view of your doorstep, you'll never miss a person or a package.Reviews
Hands-on: Kensington's first Thunderbolt 5 dock is built for the future
We've gone hands on with the Kensington SD5000T5 EQ Thunderbolt 5 Triple 4K Docking Station, the first Thunderbolt 5 dock we've seen. This dock will future-proof your desk for years to come…but the pieces aren't all there yet.Reviews
Seagate Game Drive SSD review: Classy and fast Playstation-themed 10Gbps storage
Marketed directly at the Playstation crowd, the Game Drive SSD plays off its good looks and good performance. You do, however, pay for the pleasure.Reviews
Asus ROG Chariot X review: A top-class gaming chair, with a catch
I tested the new Asus ROG Chariot X and tell you what the premium chair has to offer.Reviews
Miofive S1 Ultra dash cam review: Super 4K captures
The Miofive S1 Ultra two-channel, front/rear dash cam system largely lives up to its moniker with what are easily some of the best captures we've seen — day or night, front and rear.Reviews
Acer Nitro V 16 review: Affordable mid-range gaming mastery
The Acer Nitro V 16 delivers great gaming with its RTX 4060 GPU and Ryzen 7 CPU, but the battery life could be better.Reviews
Turtle Beach Kone II Air review: Perfect for MMOs
The Turtle Beach Kone II Air features a list of nice upgrades over the Kone Air that make it both quicker and easier to use. With 21 programmable commands and a comfy ergonomic design, this mouse is ideal for MMOs.Reviews
Alienware AW2725QF review: A versatile but mediocre monitor
The Alienware AW2725QF’s dual-resolution mode can offer 4K resolution at up to 180Hz, or 1080p at up to 360Hz. That makes the monitor more versatile, but mediocre image quality makes the monitor hard to recommend.Reviews
Lexar Play 2280 SSD review: Good for PCs, bad for PlayStation 5
The Play 2280 is aimed at PlayStation users, but it uses device memory (HMB) for caching — something the PS5 does not support. It's also extremely pricey for a DRAM-less design, even given the high-quality TLC NAND.Reviews
Private Internet Access review: A low-price, high-value VPN for everyone
Private Internet Access is a powerful, low-cost VPN that offers a nice array of features and unlimited device connections.Reviews
Acer TravelMate P4 Spin 14 review: A solid pick for professionals
The Acer TravelMate Spin P4 could be quicker, but it provides professionals a good keyboard, a touchscreen with an active stylus, and solid battery life at a reasonable price.Reviews
Glorious GMMK 3 keyboard review: Deep options, deep flaws
Glorious has made the keyboard to end all keyboards, but some wireless issues and software that's way below the competition drag it down below its sky-high asking price.Reviews
Acer Chromebook Plus Spin 714 review: ChromeOS gets luxurious
The Acer Chromebook Plus Spin 714 is a 2-in-1 Chromebook that delivers an excellent all-around ChromeOS experience. Of course, it’s more expensive than the average Chromebook — and it’s not perfect.Reviews