Hardware

It's about to get easier to share videos of squirrels ringing your doorbell.

Logitech is taking its most portable keyboard back to the drawing board.

The Deebot T30S from Ecovacs promises a lot, and does it all decently enough for the price.

There's currently no way to disable the "soap opera" effect.

Reolink debuts a surprisingly robust camera that doesn't need batteries or a subscription.

It's the first brand-specific hub that shows enough promise to have a multi-hub future, if not just yet.

While it functions just fine, you can get better functionality from other cameras for the price.

An adapter will let you connect PSVR2 to your PC

This robo vac requires a bit of setup, but then it's happy to operate almost entirely on its own.

Less than half the cost of competitors, the Dreo produces a nearly silent, natural-feeling breeze.

A lightweight body and fast performance pair perfectly with a beautiful and roomy 16-inch display in the Asus Vivobook S16 OLED.

Every feature on the GOAT GX-600 robot lawn mower failed to work.

Smart grills have come a long way.

At $549, this robot has a lot of high-end features, and is well worth it—even without the mop you won't use.

The integration of AI, smart tech, and usability really cooks.

An autonomous robot that makes pool maintenance easier would be great—the Beatbot isn't that.

Here's what Safe Mode can do for you on your PlayStation 5.

This fantastically priced barbecue was so smart, it made a miserable assembly process totally worth it.

Despite achieving its promised 700°F heat, this grill is not worth the $999.99 sticker price for several reasons.

The latest residential security systems deploy paintballs, pepper spray, and/or "disorienting fog."