I wouldn’t replace my Airwrap just yet, but if you’ve never owned one, the Co-anda 2x is Dyson’s best version so far.

Lelo’s Sona 3 Cruise remains a great vibrator, but there’s not much new here to excite.

The repairable, long-lasting smartphone is back, better than ever.

Finally, a 4K OLED smart monitor that’s just as good a TV as it is a PC monitor.

These power tools may not be the best tools for the job, but the attractive designs may inspire you to fix that ol’ gadget.

While it’s not as revolutionary as the Framework Laptop, the Framework Desktop manages to combine a worthwhile balance of performance, upgradability, and size.

The budget hearing aid company revamps its product with a new look but few new features.

This carry-on suitcase can transform into a simple stroller, perfect for weekend trips with a little one.

A pinpoint vibrator will more precisely help you find inner peace.

Nvidia’s usual budget winner can’t keep up with the competition this year.

This wearable tech maps your brain using EEG sensors and algorithms, delivering therapeutic stimulation to improve sleep. And it succeeds, sort of.

Samsung introduces a ton of new health-tracking features, some of which are a little strange.

Portable retro greatness, with great compromises.

The only problem with sleeping outside is that … you’re outside. Rumpl’s Wrap Sack solves all your crazy temperature woes.

This tabletop air purifier punches above its weight, so long as your room is around 100 square feet.

This flashy indoor hydroponic garden is a great way to grow your own greens. Just watch out for bugs.

I tested the robot vacuum with the retractable arm, which got a lot of attention at CES. It still has a long way to go.

The AI-powered ElliQ robot and smart display aim to improve life for older folks living alone.

Razer’s haptic gaming cushion can make your favorite virtual worlds feel real, if you don’t mind the uncomfy seat.

Third time’s a charm for this elegantly designed and sonically refined Bluetooth speaker.