Brandon Hill

The Asus ROG Rapture GT-BE98 Pro continues the trend of expensive flagship Wi-Fi 7 routers, but it has the performance to back up its price tag.

An attractive chassis and knock-your-socks-off audio system can’t mask inconsistent gaming performance.

ViewSonic has delivered a good all-around portable aimed at professionals.

The ViewSonic VA1655 is reasonably priced, but there are far better portable monitors at this price point.

Dell has created great all-around premium laptops: just pick your ideal size and deal with a few design quirks.

With a price tag of $279, the Velop Micro is about $100 more expensive than similar Wi-Fi 6 mesh routers and priced close to Wi-Fi 6E mesh routers.

The Feelworld DH101 combines a 10.1-inch display with a sturdy stand and an extra USB-C port.

The EM105 gets a lot right and is only let down by its included stand.

The Codex R2 very audibly aced our gaming benchmarks.

Good looks and a small footprint can’t overcome high price and back-of-the-pack gaming performance.

CyberPowerPC’s use of standard components combined with a 3-year warranty should put the Gamer Xtreme on your radar

Espresso’s portable monitors feature tightly integrated software, especially in macOS, but they come with lofty price tags.

The ThinkPad X1 Fold 16 represents a giant leap in design and performance over its predecessor.

The KYY X90A is incredibly versatile but is let down by finicky controls and average color performance and brightness.

The Geminos T attempts to do it all, providing dual screens, a plethora of USB ports, a 1080p webcam, Ethernet, and touch support for Windows and macOS.

Wi-Fi 7 routers don’t come cheap, and the feature-packed Nighthawk RS700 is no exception.

Lenovo’s IdeaPad Pro 5i isn’t perfect, but it is a well-rounded entry in the ultraportable space.