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Razer Ornata V3 X keyboard review: Surprisingly good for $40
A sleek design and quiet typing thanks to membrane switches, all at an attractive entry-level price.
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Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai review: A premium robot mop that still misses stains
Dyson’s first wet-and-dry robot vacuum combines excellent obstacle avoidance, strong hard-floor cleaning, and an ambitious stain-targeting system, but its $1,199 price raises expectations its mopping performance doesn’t fully meet.
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Norton Antivirus Plus review: Fantastic security for digital minimalists
Norton Antivirus Plus provides solids basics of online protection without any extra fluff—ideal for those avoiding unnecessary, expensive excess.
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Maytronics Dolphin Nautilus CC Supreme review: This pool cleaner kept the cord
This corded robot from Maytronics has good cleaning capabilities and is free from the tyranny of a dying battery, but it’s tough to maneuver out of the pool and cleanup is a real chore.
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Lenovo ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 review: Reliable but falling behind
The Lenovo ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 is a typical workstation affair. It’s fairly potent but big, bulky, and pricey. Next to consumer laptops, its performance doesn’t impress, and new Panther Lake hardware threatens it at every turn.
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Avira Prime review: Comprehensive, user-friendly antivirus
Avira Prime is a simple, easy-to-understand antivirus suite that includes numerous features.
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Alienware Area 51 review: Absurd speed, serious outlet anxiety
Alienware’s beefy 16-inch Area 51 packs excellent CPU and GPU performance, though battery life suffers.
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pCloud online backup review: An affordable lifetime of secure files
The pCloud Online storage service doesn't mess around with monthly charges, it's yearly or lifetime only — but very affordable as such, with top-notch local client software.
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Surfshark One review: Adequate antivirus protection with caveats
Known for its VPN service, Surfshark offers antivirus with its security software—but how it defends against malware won’t suit everyone.
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MSI Raider 16 Max HX review: RTX 5090 power, one big problem
The MSI Raider 16 Max HX is capable and has a great display to game on, but its hardware comes at a cost without bringing commensurate performance gains over the competition.
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ESET Home Security Premium review: Simple protection with a complex heart
ESET's antivirus software gives far more control over scan and feature settings than the average rival — a plus for power users — without being intimidating.
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Carbonite review: All-you-can-eat online backup
Carbonite is an online backup service that offers unlimited storage and leverages Windows' own File Explorer for advanced data selection. It's simple, elegant, and effective, though a tad pricey after the first year.
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Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x Gen 11 review: Powerful but inconsistent
The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x Gen 11 has a lot going for it as a quality on-the-go machine, but its Snapdragon chip doesn’t always deliver on performance or efficiency.
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Malwarebytes Premium Security review: An antimalware staple is now optional
Malwarebytes isn’t the vital supplement to Windows it used to be—but those who want a dead simple antivirus app will be served well.
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KTC H27P3 review: A more affordable 5K monitor
KTC’s H27P3 is among the least expensive 5K monitors available. It provides decent image quality and excellent sharpness, though with some trade-offs.
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Aiper EcoSurfer S2 review: Mostly hands-off pool cleaning that works
Aiper’s EcoSurfer 2 is a skimmer on the slow side, but it makes up for speed shortcomings with outstanding longevity.
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Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo review: A dual-screen gaming laptop for work and play
I tested Asus’s dual-screen gaming laptop and was surprised by how useful the second screen actually is.
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AVG Internet Security review: Reliable, budget-friendly antivirus software
AVG Internet Security is a good upgrade on its free antivirus software, especially if you need broader online protection and don’t want to pay a lot for it.
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Terramaster D1 SSD review: Cool-running, 10Gbps IP67-rated DIY storage
Rugged and weatherized, the Terramaster D1 SSD is fast 10Gbps storage that runs cool thanks to a heat-shedding, finned aluminum design. It also surprisingly performed like a 40Gbps unit when first attached to a Thunderbolt 5 port.
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