Xencelabs Pen Display 16 review: A compact digital art masterpiece

The Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a great alternative to Wacom for digital artists who want to level up artistry on the Mac.

Brian Patterson 2 years ago 0

Waterfield Shield Case for Apple Vision Pro review: Way better for travel than Apple's case

Apple Vision Pro is a scary combination of expensive and fragile, so the Waterfield Shield Case is here to protect the device while remaining stylish and compact.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 3

Tenways CGO600 Pro Electric Bike review: a great, albeit expensive, bike for a commute to the office

If you're looking for an easy-to-ride electric bike for commuting to work or running errands, the Tenways CGO600 Pro is hard to beat — provided you're willing to drop the cash on it.

Amber Neely 2 years ago 4

Atoto S8 Pro Wireless CarPlay receiver review: great, but fragile aftermarket solution

The Atoto S8 Pro is an aftermarket infotainment system with wireless CarPlay, GPS tracking, and a pile of other features in a design with a serious weak point.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 1

Beats Solo 4 headphones review: Great audio quality and features

The new Beats Solo 4 announced on Tuesday is probably the best choice for people wanting near-premium headphones in the Apple ecosystem without dealing with nosebleed prices.

Malcolm Owen 2 years ago 5

Ugreen DXP8800 Plus network attached storage review: Good hardware, beta software

Accessory manufacturer Ugreen is shifting into a new product category, and has launched a wide range of network attached storage devices with an excellent price-to-performance ratio. Unfortunately the line ships with software that is too immature to unconditionally recommend today.

Mike Wuerthele 2 years ago 6

Espresso 17 Pro review: Magnetic & modular portable Mac monitor

The Espresso 17 Pro avoids the usual compromises in portable monitors by offering a large multi-touch glossy 4K retina-grade display with magnetic modularity inspired by Apple's iPad.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 3

Journey Loc8 MagSafe Finder Wallet review: an all-in-one Find My wallet

Finding the perfect wallet is challenging, but Journey's Loc8 MagSafe Finder Wallet checks nearly all the boxes by acting as an iPhone stand with Find My and MagSafe.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 1

iPhone 15 Pro Max review six months later: Still an exciting upgrade

I've spent a half-year to the day with Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Max, and it has not just held up to the rigorous trials of daily life — it has been worth every penny.

Andrew O'Hara 2 years ago 17

TP-Link Tapo Indoor cameras review: affordable HomeKit options with in-app AI tools

TP-Link's Tapo indoor cameras are a pretty good way to get the advantages of a HomeKit camera and in-app intelligent notifications

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 3

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iVANKY FusionDock Max 1 review: Twice the Thunderbolt bandwidth, twice the price

The FusionDock Max 1 from iVANKY is a new Thunderbolt dock with double the bandwidth of any other currently shipping dock — but it comes at a price.

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ShiftCam LensUltra Deluxe Kit review: Upgrade your iPhone photo shooting game

The iPhone already offers the best camera you'll always have in your pocket, but ShiftCam's range of lenses makes the best even better in most cases.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 1

Keychron Q1 Max review: cushy, comfortable, costly

The Keychron Q1 Max is a 75% mechanical keyboard filled to the brim with foam with a smooth typing experience, featuring exclusive — and pricey — Gateron Jupiter switches and a 1,000 Hz polling rate.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 3

M3 MacBook Air review: The ideal Mac laptop for Intel hold-outs

Apple's latest update to the MacBook Air brings M3 to the consumer-oriented lineup. Sure, it's a spec-bump, but it's one that should be tremendously attractive to Intel Mac users.

Mike Wuerthele 2 years ago 32

Apple Vision Pro one month review: a new reality is setting in

Living with Apple Vision Pro for the past month has changed everything and nothing. It is a new computing paradigm stuck doing the same things the old one did with a new coat of paint.

Wesley Hilliard 2 years ago 34

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