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Archives for July 2024

Ultimate Ears Everboom review: the right size

7

Verge Score

The smaller sibling to UE’s Epicboom offers plenty of punch for its size. But it’s a little thin on features to justify $250.

Chris Welch
This $56 Casio watch is a retro step tracking dream

It doesn’t do anything other than track steps, but that’s all I want it to do. And at this price? I ain’t complaining.

Victoria Song
Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
I tried the Sharge Pouch: a power bank, charger, cable, and fashion accessory in one.

$99 is pricey — and at 36Wh capacity and 40W PD output, it’s for small gadgets (1.5 charges for Z Flip, nearly full charge for Switch Lite). It only charged a Steam Deck 25 percent while playing 40 minutes of Animal Well. And the cable’s bead-like port covers kind of bang around.

But where else can you get charger, battery and cable in a single tangle-free package? Nice strong magnets, too.

The Galaxy Ring keeps you in Samsung’s orbit

7

Verge Score

It’s not so much a standalone health tracker or a smartwatch alternative as an accessory for your Galaxy Watch.

Victoria Song
Asus ROG Ally X review: the best Windows gaming handheld by a mile

7

Verge Score

In some ways, it’s even better than Deck.

Sean Hollister
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is a great phone that’s out of ideas

7

Verge Score

Samsung’s flagship foldable is as good as ever, but it feels anything but fresh.

Allison Johnson
Sean Hollister
Sean Hollister
More drones should flap like real birds.

I’m not saying you should go crowdfund a Bionic Bird X-Fly, as you’ll hear in my hands-on video below. I’m just saying that biomimetic ornithopters are surprisingly fun — and way less disruptive than your typical whiny quad-propeller drone!

Suunto’s new headphones finally made me appreciate bone conduction

Usually, I’m all about the bass for workout headphones, so I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the Suunto Sonic and Wing.

Victoria Song
A few weeks with the Daylight DC-1 tablet: rethinking screen time

So far, this thing doesn’t seem like a very impressive tablet. But Daylight is more a display company than a tablet company — and the display is pretty great.

David Pierce
DJI Power 1000 review: with great power comes many dongles

7

Verge Score

A new approach to power stations that does more than fast-charge (select) DJI drones.

Thomas Ricker
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Lutron’s latest Diva deals with your more dramatic lighting.

The new $130 Diva smart dimmer for ELV+ lighting brings higher-tech lighting control to the Caseta smart lighting line’s new look.

Designed for low-voltage fixtures like under-cabinet, track, accent, and tape lighting, it costs twice as much as the standard dimmer but offers phase-selectable dimming.

Lutron also launched its Caseta Pico paddle remote in five new colors.

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The new dimmer controls electronic low-voltage loads and supports LED, MLV, incandescent, and halogen lighting. It can also deal with humming and flickering issues.
<em>The wireless Pico Paddle remote, which can act as a second switch anywhere, is now available in black, light almond, ivory, gray, brown, and white.</em>
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The new dimmer controls electronic low-voltage loads and supports LED, MLV, incandescent, and halogen lighting. It can also deal with humming and flickering issues.
Image: Lutron
Engwe P20 folding e-bike review: $1000 buys a lot of forgiveness

6

Verge Score

Fully equipped direct-to-consumer e-bikes still require compromises at this price range.

Thomas Ricker
Samsung’s Galaxy Ring could be the one ring to rule an ecosystem
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The hardware is solid. The ideas are intriguing. So long as it holds up in testing, Samsung could have a winner.

Victoria Song