I’ve spent a lot of time around ultraportable laptops over the years, and the Dell XPS line is one of those names that always comes up when people want something slim, well-built, and not embarrassing to pull out in a meeting. The Dell XPS 13 (9315) sits firmly in that tradition. It’s not flashy in […]

The 13-inch MacBook Air with the M2 chip has been out long enough now that the hype has settled and the real-world strengths and weaknesses are clear. This isn’t the shiny new thing anymore, which actually makes it easier to judge honestly. I’ve used this machine on and off since launch, and I’ve also watched

Sony has been making some of the best noise-canceling headphones for years, so when the earbuds came out, expectations were high. I’ve spent a lot of time with previous XM models, both for work calls and everyday listening, and I was genuinely curious whether this version was a meaningful upgrade or just a minor refresh.

I’ve spent a lot of time around gaming monitors over the years, from budget 1080p panels to high-end ultrawides, and the Samsung Odyssey G7 is one of those displays that people tend to have strong opinions about. It’s bold, expensive, and packed with specs that sound almost too good to be true on paper. At

The iPad lineup has gotten crowded over the years, and that can make choosing one feel harder than it should be. There are iPad Pros that rival laptops, iPad minis that fit in one hand, and Air models that sit somewhere in the middle. The iPad (10th Generation) is positioned as the “regular” iPad, but

Apple’s AirTag has been around long enough now that the initial hype has worn off, which actually makes it easier to talk about it honestly. At this point, we know what it does well, what it doesn’t try to be, and who it really makes sense for. The 4-pack, in particular, sounds like a simple