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A review of the Framework Laptop 13 Pro highlights its excellent build, performance, and repairability, but notes that RAM price spikes have increased the cost by $800 to $3,099.
A review of the Soundcore Nebula P1i projector, highlighting its pop-out surround speakers and 1080p picture quality, but noting its limitations with brightness and need for a dark room.
Comparison review of the Cricut Explore 5 and Siser Romeo smart cutting machines, targeting casual crafters versus heavy users respectively.
An early vibe check on Claude Opus 5 finds it breaks backward compatibility with existing workflows but shows brilliance when starting from scratch, occupying an awkward middle ground between genius and generalist models.
Wired reviews the BenQ TK705STi 4K short-throw projector, highlighting its low latency and large screen capability for gamers, but noting average picture quality for movies and TV.
The Dyson V10 Konical is an affordable cordless vacuum that performs well on carpets and rugs, outperforming some pricier Dyson models in testing.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 features a wider, shorter design that feels surprisingly natural in hand, positioned as a consumption-focused spinoff alongside the more powerful Fold 8 Ultra.
The 2026 Honda Prelude is a hybrid grand touring coupe with a two-motor system, no conventional transmission, and clever engineering for fun driving, achieving 200 hp and 44 mpg combined.
A roundup of the best smartwatches for 2026, featuring models from Apple, Google, and hybrid options, along with additional recommendations from Casio.
The author reviews the NVIDIA DGX Spark as a capable general-purpose computer, praising its performance, power efficiency, and ability to run games like Crysis, despite being primarily an AI development device.
The Telepathic Instruments Orchid is a retro-styled digital chord organ that simplifies chord playing for songwriters, featuring a one-octave keyboard and modern sound options, priced at $649.
A review of the AMD Ryzen 7 7700X3D processor, highlighting its 3D V-Cache technology for improved gaming performance at a lower price point compared to higher-end X3D models.
A review of the Balmuda NatureWind Studio fan, which uses dual-blade technology to create a natural breeze but lacks smart features and costs $429.
The Wired review praises the Panasonic Japanese Microwave for its reliable 1-button sensor cooking that heats food evenly and allows users to walk away, though it notes limitations with layered dishes and covered food.
Ars Technica reviews the 2026 Toyota RAV4 plug-in hybrid, highlighting its 52-mile electric range and 324-hp combined output, with trim-specific efficiency differences.
Review of Xgimi Titan Noir Max home projector, highlighting its impressive contrast, brightness, and sub-$6,000 price, though currently only available through Kickstarter.
A detailed, unsponsored review of ElevenLabs rating it 8.1/10, highlighting its emotional range and low latency as strengths, but cautioning about high costs and the 'regeneration tax' for casual users and high-volume publishers.
The MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ is a powerful handheld gaming PC with Intel's Arc GPU, excellent ergonomics, and a premium design, but its high price and lack of OLED display are drawbacks.
A Wired guide to the best personal safety alarms for 2026, including Garmin, Sabre, and She's Birdie, with testing methodology and recommendations.
The Oura Ring 5 review concludes it remains the best smart ring, featuring improved comfort, GLP-1 tracking, and privacy controls, though upgrades from Ring 4 are less compelling.