It's that time of year again — time for a new Amazon Echo. The latest 4th Gen model touts a radical new design, upgraded audio, and the same $100 asking price. Is it worth picking up?
The Mate 40 Pro is here, and it has a 6.76-inch OLED display with extreme curves, the world's first 5nm chipset with an integrated 5G modem, and zero Google services out of the box.
The Galaxy S20 FE is the latest in Samsung's crusade to dominate every pricing tier with a well-rounded device that makes the appropriate sacrifices while maintaining the company's standards for quality and performance.
Fitbit recently announced several new smart fitness watches, including the feature-packed Sense, and an update to its popular Versa line with the Versa 3. But perhaps the best value out of all the new trackers is the understated Inspire 2. Here is our review.
Google spent a lot of time over the past few years coming up with new ways to impress us. This year, it impressed me simply by being less ambitious.
At its fall 2020 event, Amazon unveiled an entirely new design for its Echo smart speaker lineup, featuring a soft, spherical design on the standard Echo (4th Gen) and the three flavors of Echo Dot (4th Gen). We took a look at the Echo Dot with Clock (4th Gen) and Echo Dot (4th Gen) to see how much they've improved over the previous generation and let you know if we think you should buy them, and if so, which one you should go for.
The Acer Chromebox CX14 is coming in early 2021, and I'm loving my first look at what Acer has to offer.
The NIVRANA Battery Pack for Oculus Quest is comfortable and adds a massive battery to the Oculus Quest. It's a bit pricey but ultimately helps improve the VR experience.
Small phones are rare and so are rugged phones, so to find that combo in a single affordable device is near unicorn status. The Atom XL from Unihertz offers some great features focused on a rugged life, however, the company forgot to build in a decent camera or display for outdoor lighting.
There are a plethora of business-grade Chromebooks on the market today, which means that even though this middle child of HP's Enterprise Chromebook lineup fails to measure up, there are other good options to be found with higher quality and lower prices.
ECOVACS recently released the Deebot OZMO U2 Pro. But is this a robot vacuum worthy of purchasing?
The Reno 4 Pro features an attractive design with a vibrant 90Hz AMOLED display and 65W fast charging, but the lackluster internal hardware makes it a tough recommendation in the mid-range segment.
The Pixel 4a 5G is the latest in Google's 2020 lineup, and it's neither the company's best phone nor its cheapest. In spite of that, it's still an excellent choice for anyone looking for a relatively affordable phone with a large screen, great cameras, and 5G support.
The new Walmart service is direct competition to Amazon Prime. Possibly its first real competition ever. Both services have great benefits, so we've broken down exactly how they impact you.
Looking for a great set of wireless earbuds that provide good sound quality while not costing too much? You should really check out the ENACFIRE E60.
The Garmin Forerunner 745 packs all the features that elite athletes want into a more affordable package than some of its other high-end watches like the Forerunner 945 or Fenix series. However, it's versatile and easy enough to use that even a weekend warrior like myself can find value in it.
The Pixel 5 is the cheapest "flagship" Pixel in years, and the first to not use the very fastest Qualcomm processor. But despite this, it might also be the best Pixel ever.
The best Prime Day deals right now are on Amazon's own devices, like the 3rd-generation Echo Dot. You can pick one up in a bundle, or a la carte for just $19 right now!
The OnePlus 8T shares a similar foundation as the OnePlus 8, but offers exciting upgrades in the form of 65W wired charging and a 120Hz AMOLED display. With Android 11 out of the box, four cameras at the back, and an interesting new design, it is the upgrade you've been waiting for.
It turns out Google's "less is more" approach really fits well within the constraints of a less-expensive phone, and its strengths in software and camera processing stand out against less-refined competition. The Pixel 4a picks up right where the 3a left off, with better specs, the same great camera, and a $50 lower price.