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The new version comes with changes to ANC, battery life and more.

The company’s latest-generation sleep machine has creative ways of putting you to sleep — for a price.

It's a remix more than a reinvention, but Link's new powers unlock a ton of creative potential.

But it’s also the most frustrating.

It's basically a slightly smaller Pixel 7 but for $100 less.

Four years in and this dirt cheap weirdo is still getting free major upgrades.

Great hardware and performance can't hide that this isn't a pure console experience.

With cloud gaming here to stay, you need to keep your phone charged.

The company jam-packed these earbuds with features of varied utility.

This isn't early access, but it sure feels like it.

Great audio and a comfy fit make these a compelling, affordable option.

Flipping between a 4K and 1080p native screen is a trip, but it’s not practical.

The Blade 18 is Razer's biggest and fastest laptop yet, but it's also one of its most expensive.

Don't expect it to be "The Leftovers" or "Watchmen," though.

With anime-style face-offs between mysterious curse wielders.

The Pizzaiolo does a lot of things well, but there are some caveats too.

It could be cheaper, but it's no slouch.

The company’s first electric oven works just as well as its outdoor models.

Nintendo takes no risks.

Top-down editing makes a lot of sense but you might miss the fine-detailed control