A tablet trying to be a phone, but it's a foldable.
The Z Fold 7 feels more like a regular smartphone than any book-style foldable I've used to date.
The Motorola Razr Ultra has a nice throwback design and internal specs to match its high price, but it drops the ball with a confusing AI suite, passable cameras, and a very poor update promise.
If you’ve been waiting for a pair of smart glasses that won’t break the bank, the RayNeo Air 3S might just be the wearable tech you’ve been looking for.
A solid mid-range smartphone that balances thoughtful upgrades, reliable performance, and attractive pricing, making it a compelling option for most users.
With a battery that lasts days and a functional crown for navigating Wear OS, this beautiful watch is one of the best of the bunch.
Apple's Vision Pro and Samsung's unreleased Project Moohan represent the cutting edge of XR technology. While both devices offer impressive hardware, they take a different approach when it comes to the AI layer and that could be all the difference.
I was skeptical of 16" laptops with Intel processors, but the Galaxy Book5 Pro 360 won me over. Here's how.
In a market dominated by high-end e-ink tablets, the Penstar eNote is a surprisingly compelling alternative, offering a pretty convincing paper-like writing experience at a more accessible price point.
