Tech Reviews
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Peacock does away with free tier for new subscribers
Peacock has reduced the number of subscription alternatives it offers to just two, and they are now both paid options.…
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Fellow Opus review: A coffee grinder that doubles as a showpiece
Combining consistency and adaptability in one appealing package. There are those who make coffee at home regularly and those who…
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Ayaneo’s Air Pro is a taste of the portable PC gaming future
Maybe it’s more of an amuse-bouche. It’s been a banner year for mobile gaming. Nintendo was sort of the only…
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 review (13-inch)
For 2022, we’re getting new Intel CPUs and Thunderbolt 4 in the same old chassis. If something isn’t broken, don’t…
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MSI Stealth 15M review: Coasting on its good looks
An unimpressive display and a short battery life detract from the Stealth’s sleek look and solid performance. A person’s tastes…
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Razer Black Widow V4 Pro Review: More Control and a Warm Under glow
The most recent version of Razer’s function-rules gaming keyboard makes amends for earlier transgressions and introduces some novel features. The…
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Chromecast with Google TV HD review
Everything we adored about the original is still included in Google’s more cheap 1080p TV version. When I first opened…
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NVIDIA RTX 4090 review: Unholy power
You probably don’t need it, but you will covet it. How do you review a product like the NVIDIA RTX…
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YouTube Kids is coming to game consoles and Roku
The main YouTube app will offer the child-friendly experience. If not exactly how you’d anticipate, YouTube Kids is finally accessible…
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‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ the first high frame rate movie
But the HFR technology remains divisive. The success of Avatar: The Way of Water. The new movie is a genuine…
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