Reviews

Inspired by origami, the original Oru Kayak launched in what was at the time the most successful crowdfunding campaign ever.

In a pure performance context, however, it’s all the things anyone would dream to do make their Mustang track-ready — Ford just went ahead and took care of the extra legwork and bundled in a tidy package.

Bose’s new QC35 II headphones are similar to last year’s QC35, with a few added perks.

The “knob feel” is wonderfully satisfying.

If we rated cars like we rate films in the US, the Lexus ES would be a solid “PG.” This isn’t a disparagement, it’s context: it’s a great ride with occasional thrills, but its high points are far from being remotely scandalous or unadulterated.

I replaced my MacBook Pro with the MateBook X Pro for a month of heavy usage to see if it was really a MacBook alternative.

If you want fun and practicality, don’t buy a crossover or SUV. Buy a wagon.

There are 300,000 stitches in each new Bentley Continental GT’s sumptuous interior.

The bikes everyone drooled over at EICMA in 2016 are now on the road. Best of all, the Husqvarna Svartpilen 401 is identical to the concept and delivers more than just good looks.

All this less-weight and more tech will cost about $10,000 more than the standard 911 Carerra. For about nine percent more money, you get approximately 25 percent more experience.

Nike revamps the popular Pegasus sneaker — and version 35 is currently the one to beat. We took it for a spin over the course of three weeks and won’t take it off anytime soon.

Atlas is the latest brand to target adventurous photographers who carry their gear over long distances for the sake of a single photo.

The Ascent comes loaded with cool features and innovative twists, and it finally brings Subaru’s A-game to the contest.

Motorcycle sales have been declining for years and a new Swedish upstart electric motorcycle manufacturer thinks it has the answer.

Tudor’s new Fifty-Eight truly looks and feels live a vintage Submariner.

Not many true wireless earphones also come with ANC. These do.

Including noise-canceling headphones, new-age bookshelf speakers and a $20 home security camera.

It would be easy for Aston Martin to develop a car that betrays the brand’s elegant, opulent, perfectionist ethos with some unremarkable, rough-edged car.

A car that delivered 90 percent of the desired experience has been reworked into one that now feels far more rewarding and enjoyable to drive.

Coming in at under 6mm high and under $700, you’d be hard-pressed to a skinner mechanical watch for the money.