Reviews

Never get locked out again with a smart lock you can control from your phone, with your face, or with a touch of your finger.

But it’s still a big phone.

I deepfaked my dead parents and kissed Edward Cullen.

Microsoft’s tablet and laptop hybrid now has the right mix of design, power, and battery life.

There’s a native app for SteamOS now, and it’s pretty great.

Microsoft’s slightly cheaper notebook is great, but Windows on Arm can still complicate things for some.

A luxurious battery-powered shower for you, the dog, and those dirty dishes.

The Roborock Saros Z70 is the first vacuum that can tidy up before it cleans — but it’s still a work in progress.

A thing about me is I do belong among the wildflowers.

This feels like a form factor that’s here to stay.

A year testing a smart lock with a hidden superpower: infrared wireless charging.

Better sound, better noise cancellation, and some design improvements, but a higher price.

It’s gorgeous and fun to use, but is calling it Ultra a little much?

The best pen, paper, and printer for effortless travel journaling.

Climacool are surprisingly comfortable, predictably polarizing.

These autonomous cutters show promise, but there’s still a ways to go before you should trust one in your yard.

A great GPU and an excellent screen for the money, if you can deal with the fan noise.

This highly efficient heat pump improves upon a winning but niche formula.

Don’t buy one unless you need both.

A good midrange phone that lacks mass appeal.

The S2 costs up to 60 percent more, but it’s safer and can be cycled 1,000 times before battery life starts degrading.

Ode to a bidet toilet seat.

Cluely’s creator thinks it will revolutionize job interviews, meetings, and... catfishing?