Accessory Reviews
Picking up a few accessories helps your tech feel more like your own and can help it last longer, too. While slapping a phone case on your new smartphone might feel like an offense, you’ll probably be happy you did it. And as more smartphones adopt wireless charging, and ditch the 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of proprietary Lightning or USB-C adapters, we’ve committed to finding the best accessories to make your life easier with these changes.
Apple Studio Display review: nothing to see here
A 5K iMac’s panel, six speakers, three mics, and one terrible camera
The future of makeup is lipstick you can print
The YSL Rouge Sur Mesure can print up to 4,000 shades
The Asus ROG Strix Flare II Animate: feature-packed, but overpriced
An expensive hot-swappable gaming keyboard that features a dot matrix LED panel
Drop Mythic Journey review: a sturdy keyboard that can’t quite justify its price
A solid keyboard, but not quite $349 solid
Google Pixel Stand (2nd gen) review: nice but not a must-have
Fast wireless charging speeds and a few extras
Logitech’s cutesy Pop Keys keyboard is annoyingly form over function
For the aesthetic
Apple MagSafe Battery Pack review: convenience over capacity
Perfectly designed for the iPhone, but not a lot of charge
The search is over: smart trackers from Apple, Samsung, and Tile compared
It’s never been easier to keep track of your keys
The Kensington StudioDock turns your iPad into a tiny iMac
"What’s a computer?"
The best snowboarding gadgets for 2020
Here’s the gear that can help you ride the snow