Reviews

Engadget's experienced review team thoroughly tests products and services across a wide range of categories.

All Reviews

SkulptSynth SE review: Cheap and confusing, but incredibly powerful
Modal proves once again that it can make impressive sounding synths for dirt cheap.
Intel NUC 11 Extreme review: A tiny gaming desktop you may actually want
Intel's NUC 11 Extreme is its best tiny desktop yet.
Novation Circuit Rhythm review: A modern sampler inspired by a classic
The Circuit Rhythm is a solid sampler at a reasonable price. The $400 groovebox takes of inspiration from the SP-404, but offers more modern features.
Eargo's in-app test transforms its next-gen hearing aids
Eargo 5 is the latest smart hearing aid from the California startup of the same name. This time, you can fine-tune the sound to match your hearing loss.
HTC Vive Pro 2 review: An excellent 5K headset for the VR faithful
The Vive Pro 2 is a VR enthusiast's dream. Its 5K 120Hz display delivers the sharpest desktop VR experience I've ever seen.
Framework’s modular laptop is uncontroversial on purpose
How much would you pay for a laptop you could theoretically keep running for longer than a decade?
The Vive Focus 3 is the best standalone VR headset and no, you should not buy it
The HTC Vive Focus 3 is a powerful standalone VR headset, but it's not for you.
Fitbit Luxe review: A tiny tracker that’s both easy and hard on the eyes
For $150, the Luxe is a tiny, capable fitness tracker that can track pretty much everything. But its size is also one of its drawbacks
Final Fantasy VII Intergrade’s entertaining DLC should also be on PS4
A slicker, more polished FF7R. But it's a shame the DLC didn't make it to PS4.
watchOS 8 beta hands-on: Subtle but useful changes
The watchOS 8 public beta might not be as big a change as iOS 15, but it still promises better integration with your iPhone, along with health and fitness updates.
iOS 15 beta hands-on: A surprisingly complete preview
iOS 15 features like SharePlay, Focus modes and Live Text are ready for testing.
Amazon’s Halo app gets better with Movement Health update
Amazon is rolling out its smartphone camera-driven service called Movement Health, which it announced earlier this month.
Echo Show 8 and Show 5 review: Not much has changed, and that's okay
The latest Amazon Echo Show 8 and 5 haven't changed too much from their predecessors, though the Show 8 does get much-improved video calls.
Lenovo Legion 5 Pro review: You can’t argue with cheap
Lenovo has managed to undercut many of its rivals with a powerful gaming laptop, but sacrifices were made along the way.
OnePlus Nord N200 5G review: A $240 5G phone that's predictably average
At $240, the OnePlus Nord N200 5G seems like a better buy than the Pixel 4a and iPhone SE. But OnePlus’ promises come with asterisks.
HP Elite Folio review: A costly hodgepodge of mobile-centric features
The HP Elite Folio has a leather build, a pull-forward touchscreen, Snapdragon 8cx CPU, LTE and a stylus. But at $1,889, it's exorbitant.
Toyota's 2021 Sienna hybrid proves minivans can be fun, not just practical
Toyota's 2021 Sienna hybrid is practically the perfect car for parents.
The second-gen iZotope Spire Studio is a big improvement at a big cost
If you liked the original Spire portable studio from iZotope, you'll love the second generation. But be warned, the solid upgrades come at a price.
Elektron’s Power Handle makes its grooveboxes truly portable
The Model:Cycles and Model:Samples finally get battery power. But is it worth $50?
Acer Chromebook Spin 713 review: It's all about the display
Acer's new Chromebook Spin 713 is one of the better Chromebooks we've tried lately.

...