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Anker's flagship battery delivers 250 watts across three ports, charges itself in 42 minutes, and shows per-port power on a display that makes the whole thing comprehensible.
A monocular waveguide display, an on-device model that works offline, and a neural wristband combine into a product that is finally useful rather than merely impressive.
Garmin added a genuinely useful voice interface and a brighter display without giving up the multi-week battery life that keeps people in this ecosystem.
The sixth generation of Logitech's productivity mouse addresses the connection dropouts that plagued its predecessors and adds a haptic scroll wheel that is better than it sounds.
The second attempt at a living room Steam box succeeds because SteamOS finally works, Proton runs almost everything, and Valve stopped pretending the machine is not a computer.
New drivers, a rebuilt room correction system, and an app that finally works make the Arc Pro the best thing Sonos has shipped since its software collapse.
Google finally solved Pixel Watch battery life by moving to a low-power display technology, and the tradeoff is peak brightness that struggles in direct sun.
Apple's second Studio Display finally hits 6K at 120Hz with mini-LED backlighting, then attaches a permanently captive cable that makes desk routing genuinely difficult.
Dell's rebranded mobile workstation pairs an RTX 6000 Blackwell mobile card with a 4K OLED panel and, unusually for the category, thermal behavior that does not require headphones.
