July's hottest gadgets were almost as hot as the entire eastern U.S.
Nothing's emphasis on design goes a long way, but Apple is still the standard when it comes to over-ear headphones.
The $250 BlackShark V3 Pro can’t be great for everything, but the pro and wannabe-pro gamers have their prime headset.
As much as the silly AniMe lights draw the most attention, it's what's happening underneath this massive gaming laptop that matters most.
'Bananza' is a smashing good time, and it makes me excited for the future of Nintendo's sequel handheld.
You might not ever become a homeowner, but that doesn't mean you can't make your not-a-house as smart as possible.
The first defense against snorers.
It’s still way too expensive and probably unnecessary, though.
Local multiplayer has never been weirder than with two friends hooked up to separate pairs of AR glasses.
Soundcore's $130 Bluetooth speaker isn't just a rugged gimmick; it's an incredible value in wireless audio. Period.
Asus’ Wi-Fi 7 router is a high-quality experience that gives you plenty of options—if only it were cheaper for what you get.
I haven't been this obsessed over a Samsung phone since the company's literally explosive Galaxy Note 7.
The Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14 is the kind of companion that doesn't want to do anything but watch movies and cuddle.
The latest screenless health-tracking band is moderately addictive.
The HP Omen Max 16 pairs with HyperX mice and headsets without the need for wireless USB dongles.
The perfect tablet for blaring YouTube videos out loud.
Reolink’s new wireless security camera has the breezy feel of cloud-based cameras with none of the subscription fees.
The Buds 4 ANC wireless earbuds might not be the most eye-catching, but you won't be disappointed with the sound quality.
Sorry, but I’m putting Sirius in the doghouse.
Eero’s easy-to-use mesh kit finally feels like it’s not just stable, but fast, too.
