Alexa in your glasses is no longer the lark it once was, and the latest Echo Frames shows how much Amazon’s line of smart glasses has matured, complete with improved battery life, better audio, and ...
It’s surprisingly easy to wind up with more than 50 Philips Hue lights in your home, and that’s a problem given that the Philips Hue Bridge can only handle so many Hue products at once. The good news ...
Want to turn your Alexa-powered Amazon Echo Show display into a digital photo frame? It’s easy, once you know the proper Alexa voice command. Until recently, only the larger Echo Show 15 had a Photo ...
The battery-operable Beosound Level proves you can take it with you—at least in this life. Its beautiful design will have your heirs fighting over who gets it when you’re gone. Without a doubt, the ...
There’s a lot to like about the Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen). It’s as easy to use as it’s beautiful to look at, and it’s bursting with features that can help reduce your electric bills and ...
The Nucleus is a superb—but very expensive—platform for running Roon Labs' marvelous Roon music server software. Roon Labs’ Roon music server software is is unparalleled in terms of its performance, ...
Withings’s Body Scan has outpaced rivals to the point where it has no competition, but the huge amount of information it delivers might be overwhelming for some users. Withings’ latest flagship smart ...
Bang & Olufsen has pioneered industrial design, technology, and audio enjoyment since 1925. The Beosound Theatre, the subject of this review, marks another milestone in B&O’s storied history. The ...
This monster of a wireless speaker has the look, build quality, and price of a high-end audiophile product, but its sound quality falls somewhat short. McIntosh was the epitome of high-end audio ...
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