Reviews

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RAVPower 6700mAh External Battery Pack review: Convenience only gets you so far

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Mobvoi TicWatch E2 review: The standard for Wear OS is fast enough, cheap enough, and does enough

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RAVPower Alpha Series Fast Charge Wireless Charging Pad review: The price is right

This particular RAVPower wireless charging pad is a plain, black, hockey puck, but it gets the job done and comes with a 24W wall adapter at an affordable price.

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Nimble Stand review: A thoughtful, well-designed wireless charging pad

Want a wireless charging pad that quickly charges your phone and attempts to make the world better? Read this.

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Goal Zero Sherpa 100AC battery pack review: This portable battery pack does it all

he Sherpa 100AC is what happens when someone builds a battery pack that includes everything but the kitchen sink.

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Moshi Porto Q 5K battery pack review: A well-designed power bank with the bonus of wireless charging

If attractive product design matters to you, Moshi brings it with the Porto Q 5K battery pack. Just don't expect the fastest charging speeds.

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8BitDo N30 Pro 2 review: Compact size and cool effects highlight a mostly minor update

The 8BitDo N30 Pro 2 is a nice option for those who prefer a super-small form factor and cool lighting, but I'd recommend the SN30 Pro because of its larger sticks and thicker frame.

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Razer Phone 2 review: Still the best gaming phone

The Razer Phone 2 is a gaming powerhouse that loses some of its charm in the upgrades.

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OnePlus 6T review: Android's rebel phone goes mainstream—with a punkish purple streak

The 6T is the first OnePlus phone to be sold in a carrier store, and it makes a strong first impression.

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Google Pixel Stand review: Too many locks and not enough ease

The Pixel Stand is a fine wireless charger, but only if you have a Pixel 3 and are willing to pay a premium for a Made by Google product.

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Google Pixel 3 XL review: Winning the game by rewriting the rules

Whether the Google Pixel 3 XL is the best Android phone is up for debate, but it's the most advanced Pixel ever, and that's what matters.

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LG V40 review: The V stands for Victory (and Very expensive)

After a string of disappointing handsets, LG has finally released a phone you might actually want to buy. But probably not at this price.

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I switched from the $1,000 Galaxy Note 9 to the $250 LG Stylo 4 and now I question everything

When I decided to switch from Samsung's $1,000 Galaxy Note 9 to the $200 LG Stylo 4, I thought it would be a painful experience. It wasn't.

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Yootech Wireless Charger review: An inexpensive, adequate alternative to expensive pads

At a current price of just $9, this highly affordable option offers enough performance to make it tempting.

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Belkin BoostUp Wireless Charging Pad for Samsung review: Slow and expensive are a bad combo

Belkin may have designed this specifically to charge Samsung devices, but its performance falls flat.

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Mophie Charge Stream Pad+ review: It’s a looker, but a little slow

Mophie’s Charge Stream Pad+ is sleek and unobtrusive, but its charging speed can't keep up with rivals.

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Samsung Fast Charge Wireless Charging Stand (2018) review: Best when used with Samsung products

The 2018 version of Samsung's wireless charger provides good performance with Samsung devices—and that's it.

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Anker PowerWave 7.5 Stand review: Look no further for fast wireless charging

Anker's wireless charging stand offers great performance at a reasonable price.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 9 review: The best never felt so bland

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has the most storage and RAM, and best screen that you can get in a phone. So why doesn't it feel more exciting?

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