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I’ve been riding the Segway Muxi for two months, and I’ve never received as many comments as I have with any other ebike
By Mike Prospero Last updated
RecommendedThe Segway Muxi is a fun, small e-cargo bike with some incredibly unique styling and good safety and security features, but we wish it had a front shock absorber.

SteelSeries Aeon Pro review: Taking the fight to Razer
By Peter Wolinski Published
RecommendedThe SteelSeries Aeon Pro is the ultimate controller for existing SteelSeries users, packing Hall-Effect sticks, lots of customization and zero downtime battery.

iPadOS 27 review: The iPad gets smarter
By Tony Polanco Published
iPadOS 27 puts AI front and center, thanks to the new Siri AI and deeper app integration. Though not revolutionary, this update is solid for iPad users.

I’ve used macOS Golden Gate for 3 months — and here’s what I think
By Tony Polanco Published
macOS Golden Gate is now available for compatible Macs. Although it's not a major update, the new Siri AI and other features make the experience smoother.

Segway Ninebot eKickscooter Max G3 review
By Mike Prospero Last updated
RecommendedThe Segway Ninebot Kickscooter Max G3 offers a great range and a smooth ride, making it the best option for those who have to travel long distances.

I used this Android tablet for three weeks — and its giant speaker has spoiled me
By Tony Polanco Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Lenovo Tab Plus Gen 2 delivers exceptional sound thanks to its enormous speaker. It's a great, reasonably priced, entertainment-focused tablet overall.

I ran 40 miles in the Saucony Triumph 24 and it’s a return to form for the popular cushioned running shoe
By Nick Harris-Fry Published
RecommendedThe Saucony Triumph 24 employs a new midsole foam that greatly improves its ride, making it one of the best cushioned running shoes available.

I’ve played for 100 hours on a VR headset lighter than my iPhone — Pimax Dream Air is an expensive breakthrough
By Jason England Published
RecommendedMaking PC VR make sense (for a steep price)

The Tribit XSound Go is a decent portable speaker that costs less than $40 — but you can get better value for money elsewhere
By Nikita Achanta Published
The Tribit XSound Go is a decent portable speaker with crisp treble and IPX7 waterproofing, but it lacks punchy bass, custom EQ, and is prone to scratches.
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