review

A cheaper, stripped down, A7S III on AI steroids.

A little more low end and some extra connectivity and the BMR2 will be banging.

The company’s latest model makes immersive listening easy.

And there’s a Magsafe charging port too.

Quit swiping.

The device purifies the air surrounding your face but, as with everything, there's a catch.

Subtle changes add up.

Testing the new feature, as well as Personalized Volume and Conversation Awareness.

It's more expensive than before, but these improvements might be worth it.

A two-hour demo showed off a host of new tricks and challenges for Peter Parker and Miles Morales.

It's just a practical, wellness-centric smartwatch — and that's OK.

It’s a miraculous screen – as long as you have the desk space for it.

A new keybed with polyphonic aftertouch and large hi-res screen headline the hardware upgrades.

While some might enjoy this massive tablet, most people will be better off with a smaller device.

Of mice and me.

The $599 price tag and unpredictability will keep all but the fanatics away.

It's like an all-in-one PC with two monitors that still fits in your bag.

But no one will enjoy all of it.

'Fires of Rubicon' is complex, but rewarding.

It captures all the squelchy beauty of the acid house icon, but with the amenities you'd expect in 2023.