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The company’s latest TV is a love letter to the home theater, a display defined by its otherworldly vibrance.
Forget plugging in every night. This phone lasts more than 48 hours on a charge.
The successor to WIRED’s favorite earbuds, these comfortable, affordable wireless headphones are our new top pick.
The company’s newest action camera adds a full-color front screen, 5K, and software enhancements that make capturing the moment easier than ever.
Sometimes the sequel is better, the Quest 2 is a virtually flawless improvement on the original.
This second-generation desktop amp is a wireless wunderkind that acts as a Bluetooth speaker and audio interface.
This mail-in knife-sharpening service is a great convenience, but the quality of its work doesn’t always make the cut.
If you want to become a pitmaster without leaving the couch, this Wi-Fi-powered electric pellet smoker and app can help.
This café-racer-inspired ebike is an incredible ride, but it’s more than a touch expensive for these trying times.
The company’s first dual-screen phone points to a future for mobile technology that is both exciting and disappointing.
Smooth looks alone can’t make this Android phone stand out in a very crowded and competitive field.
Solo Stove’s 27-inch Yukon burns hot—and it’ll give your household great s’mores for years to come.
No, you can’t diagnose yourself with Covid-19 by wearing a ring. But it can tell me when my period is coming.
A countertop brewer with a smart design that makes a near-perfect carafe.
Microsoft’s refreshed 2-in-1 brings more power than ever before—but for the price, you’re getting neither the best tablet nor the best laptop.
This Intel-powered all-in-one desktop computer is back and retuned for working from home.
This electric toothbrush nestles into a base station that also cleans and dries the brush head.
The newest update to this smart bicycle trainer improves—and futureproofs—the indoor riding experience.
The smart toothbrush perfects connected brushing tech—and costs a fraction of the price of its competitors.
These replacement grates can upgrade a gas grill by improving its heat distribution. But not everyone will see the same results.
This phone crams in all the extras you’d want. But the price is steep.
A beautiful but expensive machine for aficionados of Chemex-style coffee.
This unique and smart machine avoids the usual pitfalls of box-shaped window ACs while keeping you cool and calm.
They won’t grow a magic beanstalk, but the Galaxy Buds Live offer a unique fit, good sound with decent noise-canceling, and a price that’s easy to stomach.
This is a powerful electric bike for fun, mostly on-road romps around town.
Moog Music’s Subharmonicon is a mashup of two legendary synths that can help unblock your stifled creativity.
These noise-canceling headphones silence the world better than most, and the mics are now actually usable on phone calls.
With more real estate and power, the company’s roomy new laptop retains everything we like about the 13-inch—almost.
The 4A is an upgrade in almost every way over its predecessor, yet it’s cheaper. It’s our new fave Android phone.
This electric toothbrush uses Bluetooth to keep your teeth happy and clean, but they’ll start chattering when you see the price tag.
The company’s latest APS-C mirrorless camera marries still photo pedigree with new video smarts, giving hybrid shooters the best of both worlds.
If you want to avoid public transit, this e-scooter is an expensive but safe bet.
These wireless noise-canceling headphones bring the heat, with sleek design and sound to match.
OnePlus’ new phone, the Nord, isn’t available in the US at the moment, but its value is hard to beat. You get a 90-Hz screen, a big battery, great performance, and 5G for 399 euros.
Backups are boring, but they’ll save your digital bacon. Here’s how to make sure your data lives on even when your PC doesn’t.
The latest entry in the company’s legendary M-series is a luxurious camera for a different world.
The company’s latest consumer projector looks better than ever and even offers a 240-Hz refresh rate for PC gamers.
The company’s no-frills tablets keep improving. The latest 8-inch models are great entry-level devices that won’t break the bank.
It’s worth the extra $10 for this ebook reader to escape Amazon’s stranglehold on our lives.
This light, maneuverable front-loader comes with padded seats that make it the best electric cargo bicycle for a family.
Dyson’s Airwrap does all the heavy lifting for you, for a price.
Packed with powerful hardware, this second-gen gaming laptop runs circles around the competition—for a short while.
Our favorite rugged and affordable outdoor watch can now recharge with the power of the sun.
The newest Galaxy tablet is a decent iPad alternative in a field with few competitors.
This digital screen uses 3D sensors to correct your form, heralding a future without in-person trainers and physical gyms.
The company’s new C-series is really expensive, but it looks really, really good—and not just when you’re watching Zoolander.
With a major camera upgrade, new automated flight modes, and longer flying times, this is the drone we recommend you get.
With solid performance and long battery life, the Moto G Fast and the Moto E are great value—if you rarely take photos with your smartphone.
This tablet-mirror hybrid can analyze your skin, keep track of your skincare products, and is a handy way to follow makeup tutorials on YouTube.