Electronics

The Sofabaton U2 offers a good physical design and lots of features for the price. Though it has flaws, it’s the best remote we’ve found in a dying category.

A smart plug boosts the IQ of un-brainy devices such as lamps, fans, or string lights, letting you easily set them to turn on or off on a schedule or on command.

Apple Watch bands can be expensive, but you don’t need to spend a fortune on an everyday watch strap—or even a nice leather one.

Despite what the internet says, sucking on your AirPods is not a safe way to clean them. Follow our advice instead.

As soundbars get more advanced, they also get more complex and sensitive to setup errors. Here are some tips for getting yours to work correctly.

The Polk MagniFi Mini AX is the all-around best soundbar because of its big, immersive sound, small footprint, affordable cost, and easy operation.

The best replacement for your original charger is the Nekteck 60W USB-C GaN Charger. It’s cheaper and smaller but just as powerful and reliable.

Our power bank picks allow you to pack hours of extra battery life in a pocket or purse to charge a phone, tablet, or other small electronic device.

We tested leading UPS models and found that the CyberPower CP900AVR is the best option to keep essential gear running for up to four hours during a blackout.

After testing 33 drones, we found the DJI Air 3 to be the best drone for most photographers and videographers.

If you own a Sony mirrorless camera body and want to know which lenses you should get, read on for our suggestions for the first lenses you should consider.

If you want to shoot in lower light, with a wider viewpoint, or closer, you’ll need to invest in new lenses. These are our recommendations.

The Bushnell Core S-4K No Glow Trail Camera is the best trail camera to photograph wild animals, in your backyard or in the backcountry.

Wi-Fi security cameras can help protect your family and possessions. We’ve reviewed and picked the best models for every area of your home.

If you want to take photos and videos in any situation, even extreme weather, the GoPro Hero12 Black is the best option for most people.

If you need a family computer or want to cut down on cords in a home office, an all-in-one computer like Apple’s iMac is worth buying.

Shopping for an already-built PC, whether for office use or gaming, can be confusing. We’re here to help you figure out the specs to watch for and how much to spend.

We’ve spent hundreds of hours researching and testing monitors of all shapes and sizes to find the best one for any need (or budget).

Whether you’re playing over the summer or on a weeknight during the school year, we have games for family members of all ages and skill levels to enjoy together.

If you don’t have access to a gaming PC or console, game streaming services let you play some of the biggest games on your phone or browser—with trade-offs.

Stock up for your next game night with these fun-to-play board games, all on sale for Prime Day.

Whether you’re looking for the best sound or just to cancel out the noise, we’ve picked the best headphones for anyone who wants an immersive experience.

Wireless TV headphones let you watch TV or play games without disturbing others. We like Insignia’s NS-HAWHP2 for its comfort, ease of use, and minimal lag.

Whether you prefer over-ear or in-ear noise-cancelling headphones, we have recommendations to help bring peace to your next trip.

The Chromecast with Google TV has all the features we look for in a media streamer, and Google’s interface is the best at finding and organizing content.

TCL’s QM8 Series is a great LCD/LED TV that delivers terrific performance, a sturdy design, and excellent features for a reasonable price.

A portable mini projector doesn’t perform as well as a good TV or home-theater projector, but the Nebula Mars 3 Air ably blends performance and convenience.

Photographers and video editors on the go need a powerful laptop with good battery life, and the 16-inch MacBook Pro is almost always the best tool for the job.

From budget-friendly options to thin-and-light ultrabooks to powerful gaming laptops, we’ve spent hundreds of hours finding the best laptops for most people.

If you’re looking for a laptop, you probably should get an ultrabook—and we have recommendations in just about every price range.

We’ve tested the latest Wi-Fi routers and found the best options—from budget models to top-of-the-line—to make your wireless network faster and more responsive.

If a normal router can’t provide reliable wireless access to every corner of your home, mesh systems should help you work from home and stream games and movies without a hitch.

We've spent hundreds of hours testing dozens of routers, mesh kits, and extenders to find the best gear to get strong Wi-Fi throughout your home.

If you’re looking for a more rugged, portable projector to take outdoors, the easy-to-use Nebula Mars 3 offers good brightness and a long battery life.

The Epson LS11000 4K laser projector delivers a big, beautiful image, works well in a variety of lighting conditions, and has most of the features you need.

A good projector screen is an essential complement to a home projector. We have recommendations for value-oriented fixed-frame, pull-down, and DIY screens.

Smartwatches offer a good way to wrangle notifications and track activity. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch6 is the best option for Android users.

Excellent Android phones come in all sizes at a variety of prices, but Google’s latest Pixel models are the best you can buy.

If you’re worried about losing your stuff, a Bluetooth-enabled tracker can help. We have recommendations for iPhone and Android users.

An external optical drive lets you watch, rip, and burn DVDs and Blu-ray discs. Our favorites are fast, quiet, and reliable.

From password managers to backup software, here are the apps and services everyone needs to protect themselves from security breaches and data loss.

If you need a lot of storage that you can move around, an external hard drive is a no-brainer, and we have options for almost everyone.

Good Android tablets are few and far between, but if you don’t want an iPad, Google's Pixel Tablet is your best bet.

If you’re spending $1,000 on an iPad Pro, it makes sense to protect that investment with a good case.

Amazon’s cheapest Kindle is the best way to read ebooks—whether you buy them from Amazon’s well-stocked store or check them out from the library.

The 2024 Summer Olympics are here. Here’s how to watch the action in 4K.

Modern TVs often don’t perform their best right out of the box. Here are five easy ways to improve your TV in just a few minutes.

If you want to hang your flat-panel TV on the wall, we recommend the Sanus VMPL50A-B1 or Sanus VLF728-B2, depending on how much motion you need in your mount.

We've tested the best cables, hubs, and dongles to help you connect your all your peripherals to your new laptop, even if it has only USB-C ports.

No matter what kinds of USB-powered devices you own, we have picks to power them at their fastest charging speeds.

Although USB-C cables look similar, they’re not one-size-fits-all. We have recommendations for every situation.