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Thin is in, but the big battery is the V5’s real magic trick.
Magic Cue mostly lives up to its name.
Level’s latest lock adds faster performance, built-in door sensing, and Matter support while keeping its “invisible” design.
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Despite its many flaws, Hasselblad’s flagship camera is one of my favorite cameras ever.
Recharges at 320W — charges two high-end laptops at 140W, simultaneously.
Bazzite can get you so close to the dream of PC gaming everywhere.
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The most repairable Fairphone yet is also the first I can easily recommend — but only if you live in Europe.
I said the Sharge Retractable 3-in-1 “might be the coolest looking pocket charger I’ve ever seen” and promised to find out. But while it’s definitely cool, I’m not so sure about the “pocket” part! For $45, do you gravitate towards Sharge’s unique design, or the slimmer Anker one?
It’s a complete overhaul of the Fitbit app, centered around the concept of adjustable, conversational coaching.
Dare I say it? Google has the wearable juice.
There’s lots we don’t know about Antigravity, the first drone from Insta360. But after my first flights, I think it could change what we expect out of drones. Want a look at some (prototype! compressed!) 360-degree footage on YouTube? I uploaded this interactive sample! Set resolution to 4K first.
From coop to attic, Home Assistant’s new Z-Wave antenna helped me connect devices in the furthest corners of my domain.
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Small form factor PCs are nothing new, but this is a refreshing take.
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The Eufy FamiLock has a digital peephole and can unlock with a wave, but it costs $400.
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ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 review: a $3,300 CES concept you can own.
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The 12-volt CRD2 fridge and freezer combo gets the basics right.
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Great for outdoorsy folks. Everyone else, get the Ray-Bans.
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More cover screen is indisputably better.
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I’m at peace with the squircle. Gemini is promising. But the sum of the parts doesn’t add up to a must-have upgrade.
You get a window. And you get a window. And you get a window.
Workout Buddy is Apple’s foray into fitness AI, but the real stars of watchOS 26 are Wrist Flick and Smart Stack.
