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I regret to inform you that $800 is a decent price for Eufy’s midrange AI-enabled robot vacuum-mop.

This gaming laptop combines the display of your rich friend’s TV and the chassis of a Macbook Air with a powerful graphics card and a beefy battery.

The all-new, all-electric Macan mixes sportiness and sensibility—and the best news is you should shun the pricier model.

These midrange over-the-counter hearing aids have stellar battery life and can use your phone’s mic to send audio straight to your ears.

A world-class saloon for the people, from China’s biggest name in EVs. It’s here to best Elon’s offering, and it may well be the car to do it.

They look like a pair of Bluetooth earpieces from the early 2000s, but Olive Union’s over-the-counter hearing aids are a decent option for anyone with mild hearing loss.

GE's machine is an all-in-one coffee maker that doesn't brew single cups, isn't dishwasher-safe, and needs an aircraft hangar to store it.

You probably don’t need it, but Kuhn Rikon’s Swiss-made cast-iron pan will convert you away from nonstick pans forever.

These sub-$100 over-the-counter hearing aids are quite blunt, but they offer a taste of what’s possible in this burgeoning category.

Rad Power Bikes’ new bikes have a renewed focus on safety, with encapsulated batteries, class switching, and now … turn signals.

The third generation of Nothing’s clear-plastic AirPod clones is here, and they’re some of the best wireless earbuds for Android.

This behemoth of a laptop is ultrapowerful with great battery life, but it has some quirks and a scary price.

The biggest, baddest Asus gaming laptop can tear through everything you can throw at it (including its battery).

These wheeled carts made for schlepping groceries home from the supermarket are a city-dweller necessity. Rolser is proving they can even be sorta hip.

It’s not as fuel efficient as we’d hope for a hybrid, and there’s an annoying lack of buttons inside—but the pluses outweigh the minuses for this fun luxury urban SUV.

The company’s first stage keyboard is just its Analog Lab software instrument in hardware form, but that’s not a bad thing.