Reviews

Run with music, but without your phone.

This is Bang & Olufsen’s entry-level competitor to Sonos’s Play:1 — if you’re looking to buy a multiroom speaker system, which should you buy?

The big question is, how good can $350 sound?

Alexa voice commands are still too limited to give these speakers a perfect 10.

Ultimately, it doesn’t feel like a wannabe-Lexus anymore.

They beat out the Bose QC35 IIs in the design department.

A look back at our best reviews in 2017.

But here’s the thing: It’s not actually a 360-degree camera.

The Micro Puff Hoody will make your kit (and your wallet) a little bit lighter.

At around $600, you’re paying for an experience and design.

The products and innovations that drove the consumer electronics industry this year.

At $199, the Motiv Ring is probably going to be a tough sell for most.

How I learned to love a jacket I’ll never be able to afford.

The fast pairing of AirPods is fantastic, but is it worth an extra $60?

With these rigs by your side, the whole world will your photo-op.

Bowers & Wilkins’ first wireless headphones with active noise-canceling are almost perfect.

It’s the first home security camera with a 4K image sensor.

The most successful adventure photographers reveal what camera gear makes it into their backpacks.

The photo press whined and Leica listened, transplanting the guts from the TL2 into a body with far more buttons.

Marantz is leagues ahead of everything happening in analog technology.