Computers & Electronics: Buying Advice, Tips, and News
If it has a microchip in it, chances are we’ve tested it. From the most massive hulking desktop workstations to the sleekest wearables, this is where you’ll find all of our buying advice and expert analysis of PC hardware and consumer electronics.
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Best Budget Buys: 100 Expert-Tested Products That Punch Above Their WeightInflation and the RAM crisis are making tech more expensive, but plenty of cheap gear is still worth buying. Here's our editor-curated list of the best affordable picks.
By The PCMag Editorial Team
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Strong value, clever modularity, and fine build quality for the money make the Lian Li x DAN Cases B4-mATX collaboration a standout MicroATX chassis—provided you plan your component clearances and cable routing carefully.
$72.72
The Latitude lineup is known for durability, and this Grade-A refurbished model is no exception. It offers premium business hardware that's built to last for only $420!
Automatic content recognition (ACR) lets TVs collect data on what you watch. I'll show you how to shut it off.
Counterpoint Research chalks up Apple's impressive numbers to its ability to absorb rising component costs, though it expects iPhone prices to increase in the coming quarters.
Do you have a modern security setup at your residence? If so, take our survey on the tech you use for a chance to win $250.
The ban on robot vacuums is getting all the attention, but the FCC's decision targeting connected power inverters could reshape the future of home batteries and residential solar across the US.
Need to scan family photos, piles of documents, or expense receipts? Our experts have tested the best options for every scanning scenario.
Whether you want a simple budget PC, a productivity workhorse, or a screamer of a gaming notebook, our experts have done the heavy lifting to help you find the right laptop for the job.
With exceptional battery life, a sturdy metal chassis, and comfortable ergonomics, the Dell 14S is a solid everyday laptop. Just avoid Dell's pricier configurations, which push it into premium territory where better ultraportables await.
$1469.99
Google pitched the image-generation integration as a way to help you visualize history, but people quickly harnessed it to 'violate our policies,' the company says.
AT&T is probably hoping you'll realize that sticking with an older offering after this $10-per-month price increase doesn’t make sense.
A new FCC application suggests Globalstar will go beyond serving iPhones and supply satellite messaging to Android devices through Skylo.
BTS season is upon us, and we've found some great deals on SSDs, so you have plenty of storage space to work on your assignments and creative projects. There are some big names here with some steep discounts.
BTS shopping time! Whether you're taking notes in class, reading textbooks, streaming lectures, or just unwinding after homework, these tablet deals are worth a look.
If you want space savings, power, and flexibility—all from a single desktop computer—you need an all-in-one (AIO) PC. We've got the advice, backed by our lab-based reviews, to help you find the right AIO.
Whether you're heading back to campus or upgrading your everyday carry, these early BTS deals let you save up to 50% on premium audio gear from brands you love.
Whether you're a traveling exec, a graphic designer, or a gamer, a portable second monitor can add an extra dimension to your work or play. We've tested most of the major models and have recommendations for every type of user.
Take some results with a pinch of salt, though.
The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome puts a black-and-white image sensor into a pocket-friendly digital camera that will please shutterbugs and visual artists alike.
$2,196.95
This 65-inch Insignia F50 Series centerpiece brings breathtaking 4K HDR10 resolution, DTS Virtual-X spatial sound, and Fire TV streaming straight to your home — all at over 30% off on Amazon.
