DJI Osmo Pocket 4 review: The only vlogging camera you'll ever need
The Osmo Pocket 4 makes it incredibly easy to record everything from simple vlogs to near cinematic-quality video.
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Roland Go:Mixer Studio review: Portable, professional and plenty of polish
Roland's latest portable mixer for musicians is a step forward for those looking for a more premium option to bring with them on the go.
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The best DACs for Apple Music Lossless in 2026
All the equipment you need to listen to hifi audio wherever you are.
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The best mobile microphones for 2026
Our top picks for phone mics will help you record anything and everything.
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The best wireless mice for 2026
The humble PC mouse is underestimated; these are the best we've tried for all kinds of users.
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Rodecaster Video S review: Compact and comprehensive video production
Rode's second video-focused Rodecaster offers comprehensive production tools that almost rival the older, more expensive original Rodecaster Video in a smaller package.
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GoPro Max 2 review: There's a new 360 camera contender in town
GoPro's Max 2 is a worthy competitor to DJI and Insta360 with a focus on image quality and effective editing tools to make clips you might actually want to share.
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Ayaneo's NES-inspired mini PC is more than a retro tribute
Mini PCs can be a bit... dull. Ayaneo's AM02 pays tribute to Nintendo's classic console but still offers decent gaming clout. You could also file your taxes with it if you want.
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Wired headphones are about to have a mini revival
Wired USB-C headphones are nothing new. You can already find hi-res IEM cables with the connection. Finally you can buy an all-in-one version for hi-res lossless audio on any phone.
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How Disney’s A Real Bug's Life docu-series turns insects into giants
Wildlife photography has long been at the cutting edge of technology, and National Geographic's 'A Real Bug's Life' docu-series is no exception.
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Yamaha takes on Teenage Engineering with its colorful SEQTRAK groovebox
The SEQTRAK groovebox from Yamaha borrows a lot from Teenage Engineering's OP series, fused with classic sounds from the company's classic synths.
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Teenage Engineering's K.O. II sampler proves the company can do cost-friendly cool
At $300, the K.O. II is pretty reasonably priced for what it can do. Despite some quality assurance issues, the EP-133 proves cool doesn't have to be costly.
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Dragonyhm is the latest in a wave of new Game Boy RPGs
If you love RPGs and retro gaming, then you'll enjoy these three new titles made for the Game Boy or emulators.
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The first affordable headphones with MEMS drivers don't disappoint
Solid-state headphones have been on the horizon for years, but the first consumer product to feature it comes from a name you might not have expected.
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The best audio interfaces in 2024
Here's a list of the best audio interfaces you can get right now, as chosen by Engadget editors.
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Opal's Tadpole proves webcams don't need to be big or boring
Opal entered the webcam market two years ago with its C1 desktop camera. Now, the company is back and this time it's going after laptop users with the itty bitty Tadpole.
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Ableton Live 12 can create MIDI riffs and has a new synth to play them
The latest version of Ableton's popular Live software has lots of new tools for would-be music makers. A new synth and some MIDI creation tools should help the creativity flow.
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Teenage Engineering's recorder and mic make the Field series feel complete
Teenage Engineering's Field series is a family of different recording devices. Each has a purpose on its own, but the idea is that they work better together. The question is, do they?
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Ayaneo's Kun gaming handheld is an exercise in decadence
The Kun is the largest and most powerful gaming handheld from Ayaneo to date. The massive screen and extra controls make it one of the most featureful out there, but starting at $1,000 it's also the most expesive.
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Could MEMS be the next big leap in headphone technology?
California-based xMEMS is one of a small handful of companies pushing the new, solid-state technology. It promises high fidelity with a tiny footprint, but will listeners be convinced?
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Analogue's limited edition Pockets are delightful and frustrating
Retro gaming is more than just classic titles from the past, it's also about collecting and finding rare items. Something Analogue is acutely aware of.
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Shure hid a preamp inside its latest SM7dB microphone
Now with a built-in preamp, the SM7 series no longer requires third-party gain lifters or heavyweight external audio interfaces for your voice to be heard.
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Drop's BMR1 PC speakers are almost really good
There's plenty to like about Drop's BMR1 PC speakers, but there are also enough things that could be improved that make them hard to fully recommend.
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GoPro Hero 12: Everything you need to know about all the new features
With features like Log and HDR, the latest GoPro can turn out even richer images while the new Bluetooth feature and built in tripod mount make it much more "vlog" friendly.
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JackRabbit's XG e-bike adds more range, power, fun and expense
The original JackRabbit was quirky and fun, but lacked a few practicalities. The new XG model goes a long way to solving those issues, but at a price.
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GoPro announces Hero 12 Black with AirPods support and better battery life
Perhaps the top requested "feature" from GoPro users these days is more longevity. The company claims its latest camera can run almost twice as long in some modes.
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Rode's Wireless Pro mic kit lets you forget about 'clipped' audio
The Wireless Pro from Rode includes a lot of user-requested features -- from a charging case to 32-bit float audio. But at $399 it comes at premium.
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