The OPPO Reno Z might only cost $499, but it's more phone than the price-tag would lead you to believe. A solid all-round midrange device.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is still the best smartwatch you can buy, but it feels like a very minor update to last year’s model. While it doesn’t quite do enough to distinguish itself from its predecessors, the Apple Watch Series 6 is still a great upgrade if you're coming from a Series 3 or older.
After using this device, I’m already excited to see what the second generation OPPO Watch will be capable of.
Unfortunately some major concerns with battery and shutter speed means that much of the playful handset’s shining lights are eclipsed by the drudgery within its day-to-day use.
The iPhone 12 elevates the baseline iPhone experience to the point where it no longer feels like a compromise when compared to the "Pro" models. A much improved display and a refined design help bridge the gap between Apple's cheaper and more expensive handsets to the point where the iPhone 12 is the best new iPhone for most.
The iPhone 12 Pro is a lovely device that's also somewhat confused. The gap between the standard iPhone 12 and the iPhone 12 Pro is smaller than ever, and smartphone photography enthusiasts may want to opt for the iPhone 12 Pro Max instead. But even if the iPhone 12 Pro may be the middle child, it's still an excellent handset with top-tier performance and cameras.
The Galaxy S20 FE delivers most of its pricier siblings' best features at a more affordable price. While the phone is clearly makes compromises, none of them feel significant. Out of Samsung's 2020 flagships, the Galaxy S20 FE is the easiest to recommend.
The Razer Kishi is definitely one of the best smartphone game controllers around. It has a comfortable, portable design and offers lag-free input.
The Pixel 5 might not be your traditional flagship, but it helps extend Google's new value-driven modus operandi into the more premium space. While the Pixel 5 may in some ways be a Pixel 4a with a few extra flourishes, it's nonetheless one of the best bang for buck handsets around.
Samsung's second attempt at a foldable is a welcome evolution that builds on the fundamentals of the original while addressing almost every pain point. The $2,999 asking price means the Fold 2 still isn't a phone most people should consider, but if you can justify the purchase, it won't disappoint.