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Google Pixel 10A review: Just buy the 9A

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Google’s new midrange phone isn’t even a spec refresh — it’s a rerelease.

Dominic Preston
Google Pixel 10A review: Just buy the 9A

7

Verge Score

Google’s new midrange phone isn’t even a spec refresh — it’s a rerelease.

Dominic Preston

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Antonio G. Di Benedetto
‘Hey, what laptop should I get?’ Probably this one.

I tested the new MacBook Neo non-stop for our big review and also did a subscriber AMA on it. (Thanks again for all the great questions!) The Neo is the new easy answer for most basic users wanting an affordable laptop.

I’m curious. For those buying one, what color are you getting?

I reviewed the MacBook Neo, ask me anythingI reviewed the MacBook Neo, ask me anything
Antonio G. Di Benedetto
MacBook Neo review: the Mac for the masses

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iPhone chip, no problem.

Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Apple Studio Display XDR review: pro at a premium

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Professionals will love the accurate and plentiful reference modes, but far better options exist for the rest of us.

John Higgins
Apple iPad Air M4 review: a little bit faster now

8

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If your iPad is still in good shape, you don’t need this one. Or any other new one. But if it’s upgrade time, start here.

David Pierce
The iPhone 17E is good, but you probably shouldn’t buy it

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If you have the means, then another $200 for an iPhone 17 is well worth it.

Allison Johnson
The Corvette ZR1X hybrid can outpace million-dollar sports cars

Chevy’s hybrid sports car is a sweet deal compared to its Chinese, Italian, and German competitors. And its performance specs underscore the inevitability of electric propulsion.

Lawrence Ulrich
Nothing’s Headphone A are something worth considering

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The second over-ear offering from Nothing keeps much of what was great about the Headphone 1 for $100 less.

John Higgins
Shark’s latest robot vacuum hunts stains with UV light

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The $1,300 Shark PowerDetect UV Reveal can spot messes, adapt its cleaning to tackle them, then go back to eliminate them.

Jennifer Pattison Tuohy
Investigating the 61-pound machine that eats plastic and spits out bricks

A review of the Clear Drop Soft Plastic Compactor — and what happens afterward.

Sean Hollister and Justine Calma
Xiaomi’s Leica Leitzphone mostly earns the name

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The Xiaomi 17 Ultra and its Leica co-branded special edition are closer to cameras than ever before.

Dominic Preston
Tenways nearly perfects the shareable city e-bike

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The sturdy CGO compact rides big and tucks away small.

Thomas Ricker
TCL’s $7,000+ flagship TV is ready to fight

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The X11L is TCL’s best TV ever, but with RGB LED TVs around the corner, is mini LED a dead end?

John Higgins
This limited edition Death Stranding-inspired tablet is the coolest computer I’ve ever touched

It turned me into Antonio Hikingman.

Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Retro camera shootout: Camp Snap Pro vs. Flashback One35 V2

Two fun cameras try to combine the charm of disposable cameras with the convenience of digital. One succeeds.

Antonio G. Di Benedetto
Anker’s X1 Pro shouldn’t exist, but I’m so glad it does

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This powerful Atmos theater on wheels is pure chaos.

Thomas Ricker
The best earbuds we’ve tested for 2026The best earbuds we’ve tested for 2026
John Higgins and Chris Welch
The Pixel 10A is a little too much like last year’s phone

It’s a minimal update. Google didn’t bring many Pixel 10 features down to the Pixel 10A this year. Buy the berry color.

Todd Haselton
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3500 vs 650 ANSI Lumens.

If you’ve even wondered how important that lumen measurement is on projectors…

Here’s the monstrous Nebula X1 Pro next to the little Nebula P1. I’ve got both portable projectors with detachable speakers in for testing, but only one is viewable in ambient mid-day light.

3500 vs. 650 ANSI lumens during the day.
3500 vs. 650 ANSI lumens during the day.
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Who needs a laptop when you have a folding phone?

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

Allison Johnson
My uncanny AI valentines

On a frigid February evening, I went on four dates with AI companions at a pop-up dating café.

Victoria Song
DJI’s first robovac is an autonomous cleaning drone you can’t trust

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

Thomas Ricker
The Sony WF-1000XM6 earbuds reclaim the noise-canceling crown

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The new flagship earbuds are the best at ANC, if you can get a good seal in your ear.

John Higgins
HP ZBook Ultra G1a review: a business-class workstation that’s got game

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This pricey laptop has got sleek no-frills looks and Strix Halo strengths on lock.

Antonio G. Di Benedetto