Reviews

It's the battle of the e-readers.

Even with their many problems, I still liked them.

It has a whopping 20 vibrating patterns.

It's under $100 and packed with useful metrics and features.

Most of our gripes from the original glasses have been fixed.

It's waterproof and dustproof.

It looks like a space pod.

Bonus: They're only $50.

We've tried them out, so you know they're worth buying.

If you think you know how clean your floors are, no you don't.

These audio glasses had me ditching my earbuds.

A painful miss is now hitting theaters.

"The Office," "Five Nights at Freddy's," and more. But at what cost?

Dyson may have changed the hair styling game with the Airwrap, but that doesn't mean they still run it.

Shark remains the superior vacuum company turned beauty tech innovator.

The Apple Watch Series 9 has iterative updates, but one key feature might make the upgrade worth it.

It's technically not composting, but it's definitely the easiest way to recycle your household's food scraps.

It's a "True-Detective"-style acid trip.

The Enventur is lightweight and great for the car, but not as durable as advertised.

Have you ever been scared and horny at the same time?

Google's still got it, but this year's new features aren't all that impressive.

Transform your own home into a mixed-reality playground.

Bridging the gap between Kindle and iPad, if not especially successfully.

You can't beat a 17-pound kayak.

Book nerds tired of Kindle's hegemony should try out this Kobo.