
Bose Brings Noise Cancelling Back to Wired Earbuds for $99
Bose's $99 Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds use USB-C power for ANC, no battery. The Verge gives 8/10 but flags call quality and wind noise.

Bose's $99 Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds use USB-C power for ANC, no battery. The Verge gives 8/10 but flags call quality and wind noise.

Engadget rates the $449 Technics EAH-A1000 at 8.9 out of 10 for sound, but its multipoint Bluetooth was unreliable. At that price, I weigh the connection over the sound.

GuliKit's TT Max is the heftiest Switch 2 controller around and costs $70, under the 85% of the official Pro Controller price that I would accept from a third-party pad.

Engadget's review of the $499 Alexa Tablet 12 Pro finds solid hardware for the price, but many Android apps still look like stretched phone apps. Worth the money on paper, not ready yet.

The Verge gave LG's MRGB95B a 6 out of 10: very bright, but highly reflective and off-color out of the box. At $3,600, cheaper rivals and LG's own OLED do better.

Rhinoshield's $30 iPhone 18 Pro bumper protects the camera well but has mushy buttons and untested durability. Saving $9 over Apple's bumper is not worth the risk.