Huawei's got two big new phones on the way. Here are our first thoughts.
There's no need to beat around the bush: the iPhone XR is the best iPhone for most people. You might miss out on a few features when compared to the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, but you save a significant chunk of cash.
The Sony WH-1000XM3s are, quite frankly, one of the best pairs of wireless headphones around.
Packed full of meaningful features and cool new tech, the OPPO R17 Pro is far more than an iterative upgrade - it's easily the most exciting phone you can buy for under $1,000.
The Nokia 7.1 is one of the best looking affordable smartphones you can buy. Premium design is paired with capable hardware for a budget device that feels anything but.
The Home Hub is a surprisingly polished product for Google's first attempt at a smart display, but it lacks a clear raison d'être. Other than being a clever connected photo frame, Home Hub fails to justify why a smart display is more useful than a screenless smart speaker and worth the premium.
After four iterations, the Apple Watch has become an almost essential accessory for iPhone owners. It's still fundamentally a luxury, but a useful one that meaningfully augments the iPhone experience while doubling as an excellent fitness tracker.
The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink kind of device. It has every feature you could want in a phone, and more. A high price tag and some software quirks take away from an otherwise stellar package, but if you're willing to splash out $1,599, you won't be disappointed.
Google's "Android iPhones" might not be quite as flash as the competition, but they're a solid, unpretentious pick for your next smartphone. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL tout some of the best smartphone cameras 2018 has to offer, and mercifully, won't set you back quite as much as some other top-tier handsets.
Our first look at the Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
The iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max are great iPhones, but they're also very expensive iPhones. While Apple has refined the bleeding edge tech it introduced with the iPhone X to the point where it feels like the new normal, the hefty price tags mean they're not instantly the default buy for someone upgrading their iPhone.