Gallery: Review: Oculus Touch

No cameras? No problem. Ditching the surveillance baggage makes Meta’s audio-only frames surprisingly easy to live with.

Meta and Ray-Ban’s new smart glasses have slightly better batteries and mics. And yes, they still have cameras.

The Edge is a welcome upgrade for longtime Fitbit users, but the missing NFC technology is a puzzling regression.

The Razer Barracuda V2 Pro headset has a place in the office as well as at your gaming battle station.

This pocket-size Raspberry Pi handheld has a fantastic retro-ready screen, but awful controls and awkward software deal it a losing hand.

The Steam Frame’s promise of greatness for stand-alone and streaming VR gaming doesn’t quite connect.

Bose’s sequel to the QuietComfort Headphones is incredibly comfortable and has excellent noise-canceling, but those traits are no longer enough to beat the competition.

Samsung’s cute compact is for those who want the smallest possible phone. Performance and camera are solid, but it’s pricier than its predecessor.

Great for typing and fine for gaming, but too many compromises keep this mechanical keyboard from leveling up your play.

With a tactile dongle for on-the-fly customization and a metal chassis, the Wallhack M-001 is the most fun I've had reviewing a gaming mouse in a long time.

The Surface Laptop Ultra is a true MacBook Pro competitor for Windows, and Microsoft has never been so close to dethroning Apple—if only it weren't for the lack of battery life.