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OnePlus 15 review: I want to be mad, but it's too good
By Nicholas Sutrich published
The speed you need The OnePlus 15 packs a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, 165Hz OLED screen, IP69K resistance rating, 7,300mAh battery, and plenty more impressive specs packed inside a redesigned frame.

I spent a week with the $179 Moto G Play 2026, and it may not be the phone you want, but it could be the phone you need
By Derrek Lee published
Everyone's phone The Moto G Play 2026 is so far Motorola's cheapest 5G smartphone, giving new meaning to the word "affordable."

Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones (2nd Gen) are the all-around best ANC headphones you can buy right now
By Tshaka Armstrong published
Flat out awesome USB-C audio playback while charging, a new low-power mode, and increased battery life make the Bose QuietComfort Ultra (2nd Gen.) the ANC headphones to beat!

One month later, AirPods Pro 3 aren't the big upgrade I hoped for
By Brady Snyder published
Still the best? Apple caught my eye with AirPods Pro 3's claimed better fit, improved ANC, and new features. But I'm sticking with the AirPods Pro 2 instead.

After years of close calls, Google’s Pixel Watch 4 finally feels like the smartwatch we’ve been waiting for
By Michael L Hicks published
Wear OS Weekly The Google Pixel Watch 4 feels like the end of a journey from a design and UI perspective, but it's only the beginning for Gemini and Fitbit.

OPPO soars into the lead with the Find X9 Pro — this flagship is a true battery and camera powerhouse
By Harish Jonnalagadda published
Finding greatness With class-leading battery and standout cameras, the Find X9 Pro is a flagship like no other.

EarFun Clip review: My first experience with open-ear earbuds couldn't have been better
By Namerah Saud Fatmi published
Open world feels The EarFun Clip open-ear earbuds emulate the "wind in your hair" feeling, except it's audio in your naked ears. Read about my experience with these buds.

I tested the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, and it's more of an iterative update than I initially realized
By Andrew Myrick published
Dunk and fold For whatever reason, Google can't seem to shake the "papercut" syndrome when releasing new phones.
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