Dev has benchmarked laptops and phones for a decade and still reads the changelog before updating.
Four smartwatches under $200 cover every major use case—but each forces a trade-off between battery life, app ecosystem, and display quality. Here's which one matches your priorities.
The best fitness smartwatch depends on your sport, budget, and whether you prioritize battery life or advanced metrics.
The Samsung Galaxy M15 lasts up to 50 hours on a charge; the OnePlus 13 matches that endurance while running flagship hardware. Neither result comes from battery size alone.
At $399–$499, five 5G phones offer Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 performance, 120Hz AMOLED displays, and multi-year software support—without flagship pricing. Here's which one fits your priorities.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max sustains 120fps longest under load, the Galaxy S24 Ultra offers the highest 144Hz ceiling, and the OnePlus 12 matches Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 performance for $500 less than Samsung's flagship.
The best phones under $300 now deliver 50MP sensors, night mode, and optical zoom—matching flagships from two years ago.
Under $300, the Moto G85 offers the best overall specs, the Galaxy A15 the longest software support, and the Pixel 8a the strongest camera—when you can find it on sale. Here's what separates them.
Creative work demands specific hardware. Here's how to choose and which laptops deliver.
The right USB-C hub depends on your MacBook's wattage needs and whether you use Thunderbolt storage. Here are four tested options from $45 to $400, with a clear match for each workflow.
Programming laptops need fast CPUs, ample RAM, and responsive storage. Here's what specs matter and which machines deliver.
