One product at a time, judged on the job it was bought for. Every review names the tradeoffs, who should skip it, and what we were not able to verify.
7 reviews
Laptops & PCs The M4 Air is the right laptop for almost everyone who works in a browser and a document, and the wrong one for exactly two kinds of buyer.
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Wearables The Forerunner 265 is built for one person in particular: a runner mid-training-block who wants the watch to keep score and then disappear for a fortnight.
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Home Tech The Qrevo Curv is aimed at the two jobs owners hate most, and on paper it is the right answer for a home full of hair.
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Smartphones The Galaxy S25 is the small Android phone most people should want. Whether they should buy it comes down to one thing: when, not whether.
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Smart Home The Hue starter kit costs more per bulb than any Wi-Fi rival, and it is the only lighting system here that survives both a platform switch and an internet outage.
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Audio Sony's flagship over-ear is the most complete commuter headphone you can buy without checking the price first, as long as you can live with the earcup controls.
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Gaming The Steam Deck OLED is not the most powerful handheld you can buy, and for anyone with an existing Steam library it is still the one to buy.
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