Reviews

The Sonos Arc is the company’s excellent new soundbar, but there’s a chance that it might not work best for your TV.

A new parlor-size guitar that packs a punch.

Looking to pay $300 a month for a new car? $400, $500, $1000?

Alfa Romeo used a very light touch for its 2020 refresh, and we should all be grateful for that.

The Cannondale Topstone Neo offers a democratizing combo of power and performance, as our tester learned when his parents saddled up alongside him.

A difficult choice.

The Macan is brilliant, and the Macan Turbo is the best of the bunch.

The newest Gladiator brings added off-road cred to the lineup.

With a few tweaks to your drivetrain, 2020 could be the year you finally snag that local KOM.

Olympus has put together a package that carriers the Micro Four Thirds sensor so much further than any inveterate spec nerd would expect it to go.

Our testers report that the heavily R&D’ed new Pegasus 37s offer a refreshing return to plush, old-school support — with a caveat or two.

Patagonia is well-known and highly regarded for things rock climbing apparel and surfing wetsuits, but only recently began to make gear for mountain biking.

Sony’s newest wireless earbuds with active noise-canceling and an IP55 water-resistance rating.

Civic Type R too pricey? The Civic Si is a compelling (and way cheaper) alternative.

CamelBak recently released the Octane 25, a hydration pack for hiking that draws inspiration on the features of trail running vests.

In a great moment of surprise to everyone, Dyson’s $800 humidifier-purifier-fan might be worth its lofty price tag.

No other drone under $1,000 comes close to touching this thing.

After testing the new Pixel Buds for the past week, it’s safe to say that Google finally has what Apple has had for years: an excellent set of wireless buds.

With the launch of the R300, Timex brings its tried-and-true Ironman fitness watch line into the modern age. Here’s what we’ve learned while testing it.

Kitted out with a fleet of sensors to monitor humidity, noise level, barometric pressure, mold risk, and motion, the Minut lacks any way to capture imagery or intelligible sound recordings, but that is still a lot of data.