113 articles with this tag
Full reviews: a product used as its owner would use it, for long enough to know what breaks.
Google has stopped chasing spec-sheet wins and doubled down on the thing it has always been best at. Two weeks in, that looks like the right call. A b...
Continue Reading : Pixel 9 Pro Review: The Camera Is Still the Point
The most polished phone Apple has made, and the least surprising. Whether that is a criticism depends entirely on what you are upgrading from. Build a...
Continue Reading : iPhone 16 Pro Review: Refinement Without Reinvention
The first Nothing phone where the hardware lives up to the presentation. It is also the first one we would recommend without caveats about the price....
Continue Reading : Nothing Phone 3 Review: Style With Substance This Time
Samsung has never made a more capable phone, or a heavier one. The S Pen remains the reason to pick this over anything else. Size and handling At 232g...
Continue Reading : Galaxy S25 Ultra Review: Everything, Including the Kitchen Sink
The laptop we recommend to more people than any other, and the M4 has not given us any reason to stop. Performance without noise There is no fan, and...
Continue Reading : MacBook Air M4 Review: Still the Default Answer
One of the best-looking laptops on sale, undermined by input decisions that Dell has now had two generations to reverse. The touch bar and invisible t...
Continue Reading : Dell XPS 14 Review: Beautiful, Compromised
Charging that still embarrasses the competition, wrapped around a phone that has quietly become very good at everything else. Charging is the headline...
Continue Reading : OnePlus 13 Review: The Fast One
A laptop designed around the assumption that you will open it. Four years in, that promise has actually held. Repairability is real Every part is labe...
Continue Reading : Framework Laptop 13 Review: The One You Can Actually Fix
No surprises, no design statements, and the best keyboard on any laptop you can buy. Sometimes that is the whole review. The keyboard Still the reason...
Continue Reading : ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Review: Boring, In the Best Way
The most comfortable over-ears we have worn, with noise cancelling a hair behind Sony and a sound signature that needs work. Comfort Featherlight clam...
Continue Reading : Bose QuietComfort Ultra Review: Comfort Above All
Another year, another modest update to a device that most owners will not think about replacing. Battery finally moves Twenty-eight hours with the alw...
Continue Reading : Apple Watch Series 11 Review: Incremental, Indispensable
Sony has fixed the folding hinge, improved the call quality and left the noise cancelling alone. It did not need changing. Noise cancelling Still the...
Continue Reading : Sony WH-1000XM6 Review: Still the Ones to Beat
Better noise cancelling, meaningfully better fit, and a set of features that only make sense if you have already bought into Apple. Fit and isolation...
Continue Reading : AirPods Pro 3 Review: The Ecosystem Tax Is Worth It
Beautiful hardware and genuinely excellent sound, held back by software that does not yet do what Sonos owners will expect. Sound quality The best-sou...
Continue Reading : Sonos Ace Review: A First Attempt That Nearly Lands
It costs more than a laptop and lasts a fortnight. For the people this is aimed at, that trade is obvious. Battery Sixteen days in smartwatch mode wit...
Continue Reading : Garmin Fenix 8 Review: Two Weeks Between Charges
