Below we’ve curated a dozen laptops that stand out in this year’s sales. Each pick reflects a blend of thoughtful engineering, everyday usefulness, and the kind of design that makes you want to carry it everywhere.
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If your phone’s main job is to be a portable theater and a social-media studio, the Fold 8 Ultra pushes the experience into genuinely premium territory, but the standard Fold 8 still hits an enviable sweet spot of size, comfort and price.
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Sony finally gave its flagship a new face. We just wish it had fixed the things that actually annoy us.
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At 4.8mm thin, with a 3K OLED screen and six years of updates, Honor just made the tablet market’s most comfortable assumptions look very shaky.
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Google just invented a new type of laptop, killed the Chromebook’s identity in the process, and didn’t explain any of it clearly. Let’s fix that.
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Netgear has a long history of charging premium prices for premium hardware. The Orbi 770 keeps the performance and cuts the price, and it shows what the brand can do when it tries
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The HP Envy x360 14 is the kind of laptop that slowly wins you over the longer you use it because, while it may not dominate benchmark charts or replace a high performance workstation, it succeeds brilliantly at something many modern laptops completely forget about, which is making everyday computing feel smooth, flexible, comfortable, and genuinely enjoyable.
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The MacBook Neo, which launched in March at $599 in the US and £599 in the UK, makes those compromises look like excuses. Not because it’s perfect. It isn’t. Apple made its own trade-offs to hit that price point and a few of them are baffling.
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This is the most powerful compact NAS I’ve tested at this price, and it might just be the one that finally convinces home lab users to make the switch If you’ve been vaguely aware that a NAS is probably a good idea, here’s the quick version: it’s a small box that sits on your network, […]
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The next wave of body-worn AI is here, and it clips to your collar, slides into your ears, and hangs around your neck. None of it counts steps. All of it wants to run your day.
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