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Samsung Galaxy A51 Review: Not Great, Not Terrible, Just Extremely Samsung
The Galaxy A51 is competent enough, especially if you use a ton of Samsung services. But it falls behind the mid-range competition in most areas of software and hardware.
Peak Design's Updated Everyday Messenger Is an Alternative, Not an Upgrade
Peak Design's updated Everyday Messenger makes some big improvements, but loses a few distinct features at the same time.
Dell XPS 13 (2020) Review: Hail to the Tiny King
The Dell XPS 13 has an impressive pedigree, but the latest model lives up to it in every way. It's a fantastic little laptop.
Michael's Work-From-Home Setup: Triple-Monitor Desk Excess
Michael's triple-monitor standing desk setup is...a lot. But it's a combination work machine, gaming center, and general hobby.
OnePlus 8 Review: One Step Behind the Competition
The regular, non-Pro version of the OnePlus 8 would be a really great phone...if it weren't for all of the other great phones out there.
Quick Tip: Roku TVs Can Pause Live TV From an Antenna for up to 90 Minutes
If your TV uses Roku software and you get local channels with an antenna, you can add a bit of DVR functionality to your TV with a cheap flash drive.
IKEA's Smart Blinds are Online Now for $129 and Up
IKEA's now selling smart blinds, which can be controlled by your existing smarthome system or a manual remote. They start at $129.
Logitech G604 Gaming Mouse Review: The Honeymoon is Over
I wanted to love the Logitech G604 wireless mouse, but the awful software makes me long for simpler times.
MSI MAG272CQR Monitor: USB-C And a Cool Stand Don't Make Up for Other Issues
MSI's top-tier 27-inch gaming monitor has a lot of features, but so-so implementation and standard pricing leaves it in the middle of the pack.
Samsung's Galaxy Buds+ Are a Worthy Successor, But Don't Demand an Upgrade
The Galaxy Buds+ are a worthy successor to Samsung's older design. Android users should seriously consider them, but only if they're buying for the first time.
5 Games That Recovered From a Disastrous Launch (and 4 That Didn't)
Sometimes a high-profile game can recover from a disastrous launch. And sometimes it can't.
Tools to Get Started Designing Your Own LEGO Creations
If LEGO Masters has inspired you to make your own LEGO creations, here are the tools to design them and find the parts.
Dell's Massive 38-Inch Ultrawide Monitor Makes Sense, But Only for a Very Specific User
Dell's massive Ultrasharp is great for artists and anyone who wants ultrawide video, but others will be put off by the price.
Which Galaxy S20 Model Should You Buy?
Samsung's latest Galaxy comes in three different varieties. Which one is for you? That depends on what you need.
NVIDIA GeForce NOW Initial Review: Rough, But It's the Best Option for Now
NVIDIA's streaming game service is now public and free to try. And you should: even with a bit of shaky virtualization, it's easily the most complete right now.
Best of CES 2020: All the Best Things We Saw This Year
The How-To Geek editorial team has been all over Las Vegas for the past week, checking out the latest and greatest products. After careful deliberation, the team has awarded 15 products with How-To Geek's Best of CES 2020 awards!
8BitDo's SN30 Pro+ Controller Handles PC and Switch Games with Equal Dexterity
The SN30 Pro+ plays nice with PC and Switch, with fully customizable controls for both platforms.
Wyze's New Bulb Is the Fastest, Cheapest Way to Modernize Your Home's Lighting
The Wyze Bulb is an easy, cheap way to add connected lighting to every part of your home.
What Is a Monitor's Response Time, and Why Does It Matter?
A monitor's response time is important for high-quality gaming and video.
Game Streaming Services Will Face The Same Problems As Streaming TV
The future of game streaming is an open road.