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The GHD Speed hair dryer delivers impressive power and precise control with intuitive settings and useful features like a mode lock. While its maximum settings are effective, the device is somewhat bulky and heavy, and the utility of its ‘halo’ airflow design is questionable, especially given its premium price point.

The Google Pixel 10A offers minimal upgrades compared to its predecessor, the Pixel 9A. While it retains the budget-friendly appeal of the A-series, many compelling features from the flagship Pixel 10 have not made their way to this year’s model, making it feel more like a minor iteration than a significant leap.

Romeo is a Dead Man, from Grasshopper Manufacture, offers a uniquely violent and action-packed sci-fi adventure. While its unconventional narrative and pop culture references might not appeal to all players, the game delivers deeply satisfying combat, diverse art styles, and a distinct personality, making it a memorable experience despite its relatively short duration.

Joy-Con alternatives typically provide improvements aplenty, but this prototype doesn’t.

You may not like it, but big phone and tiny keyboard is what peak performance looks like.

Romo flies through chores, but a recent security vulnerability makes it difficult to recommend.

The Fractal Scape wireless headset stands out in the competitive $150-$200 market by offering a rich feature set, including a wireless charging dock with auto power-on, a choice of two microphones, and RGB lighting control. Its comfortable design and crisp audio performance make it a strong contender, though the headband padding and microphone noise cancellation could see improvements.

Logitech’s new Superstrike gaming mouse introduces analog sensors and haptic feedback, offering faster response times and extensive customization options for clicks, setting a new standard in gaming peripheral technology.

The Chuwi CoreBook Air offers a compelling blend of affordability and performance, making it a strong contender for everyday productivity and light multimedia tasks. This lightweight 14-inch laptop features a capable Ryzen CPU, a decent 16:10 display, and ample connectivity, though its trackpad and speakers are average, and RAM is not upgradeable.

The $35 controller clamps onto the bottom of your phone but can also be used as a standalone wireless gamepad.