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And its sound quality stacks up to Bose and Sony, too.

Warning: a great many apples, oranges, carrots, kale, spinach and raspberries were harmed in the making of this article.

Close off your Activity rings while you ski.

It’s a shot across the bow of BMW and Mercedes, and it’s no empty threat.

Figuring out who Moleskine’s new pen is for is almost as difficult as figuring out why it’s so expensive.

The Epic React running shoe performs well in practically all conditions, but are they the right shoe for you?

Alexa support is coming. But that aside, these are wireless earbuds that work — and work well.

How does it compare to the iPhone X?

The ‘less is more’ approach gets in the car’s own way at times.

It fords rivers, handles sharply and looks (almost) really great.

Until recently, only the best technology and refinement went to the biggest and baddest adventure motorcycles.

In terms of gaming quality, the SNES Classic can’t compete.

The Multistrada sees yet another change, only this time, it’s beneath the skin.

Run with music, but without your phone.

This is Bang & Olufsen’s entry-level competitor to Sonos’s Play:1 — if you’re looking to buy a multiroom speaker system, which should you buy?

The big question is, how good can $350 sound?

Alexa voice commands are still too limited to give these speakers a perfect 10.

Ultimately, it doesn’t feel like a wannabe-Lexus anymore.

They beat out the Bose QC35 IIs in the design department.

A look back at our best reviews in 2017.