Engadget review recap: Apple devices, Googlebooks and Kindles
A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.
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Anker Soundcore Space 2 Pro review: Big bang for fewer bucks
The Space 2 Pro is a set of slightly above average headphones with exceptional voice clarity.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 review: The new standard for smartwatch battery life
With its bright display and battery life, the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 hits the sweet spot for smartwatch hardware.
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MacBook Pro M6 review: A slight upgrade, but still the most accessible MacBook Pro
The M6 MacBook Pro is more of the same, but that's still pretty great.
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Apple iMac M6 review: Faster, more expensive and deeply in need of a refresh
Most buyers would be better off with a Mac mini and a bigger external display.
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These experimental EV batteries can eject themselves during a fire
EV battery fires are highly dangerous and difficult to extinguish, but is launching a battery pack out of the car a smart or realistic solution?
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Pro Gamers typically don't use OLED monitors, but you most definitely can
Big tournaments favor LCD monitors, though perhaps not for the reasons you suspect. We'll explain why normal gamers can and should embrace OLED displays.
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How to set up Google Authenticator on a new phone
How to setup Google Authenticator on a new phone without causing a headache.
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Your digital game library is yours, until it's not
Digital games you "buy" can be taken away at any time, and there are fewer options than ever for true game ownership.
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The pros and cons of buying refurbished laptops
A properly refurbished laptop will get you a lot for your money, but not all refurb jobs are done to the same standard.
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The game reverse engineering community is the latest casualty of AI
For years, decompilation communities thrived on the challenge of breaking down video games to their core code and adapting them. Then AI tools ruined the fun.
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Syncing Apple Music across your devices is easier than you think
One perk of subscribing to Apple Music is having your collection synced across all your devices — and all it takes is a simple toggle. Here's how.
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Samsung One UI 9.5 beta may be coming soon: Here's how to sign up for the program
Samsung appears to be preparing the One UI 9.5 beta program ahead of an expected 2027 launch. Here's what to do if you want to test Samsung's latest OS.
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What does Apple One Family come with and which subscription is best for you?
Apple One offers strong value if you're using a lot of Apple services anyway, but make sure you do the math before signing up.
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10 useful iPad apps that could make your daily life easier
Your iPad can do a lot with the right apps. Go beyond Apple's defaults and try these useful offerings that all have great free tiers.
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How to reset your Vizio TV back to factory settings
A factory reset shouldn't be your first instinct when your Vizio TV has issues, but it can sometimes be the only way to fix them. Thankfully, it's quite simple.
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Streaming vs. downloading: Which uses more battery and data?
Does it make more sense to download in advance, or should you stream whenever possible? Video and sound quality have an impact on battery and data usage.
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Syncing Apple Music across your devices is easier than you think
One perk of subscribing to Apple Music is having your collection synced across all your devices — and all it takes is a simple toggle. Here's how.
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MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display review: Lighter, brighter, but the touchscreen doesn't add much
Apple's touchscreen laptop is a notable evolution of the MacBook Pro at a much higher price.
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2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 First Drive: Big displays meet big V8s
Chevy's new Silverado needs a few updates before it's ready for prime time.
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iPad mini (A20 Pro) review: Apple's tiny tablet gets a big update
Apple made significant improvements to the iPad mini this year, but they don’t come cheap.
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Dell XPS Googlebook review: Beautiful hardware for a useless platform
Googlebook OS still needs a ton of work.
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Can a hacker really do anything with your IP address?
Your IP address won’t give a hacker your passwords, yet it can point attackers to your home network. Here’s what IPv6 changes and how to stay protected.
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Avoid these common mistakes when buying a new monitor
Many monitor buying mistakes come from ignoring viewing distance, port limits, and HDR claims. These tips help you pick a screen that fits your needs.
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How do spam callers get your number in the first place?
Ever wonder how a total stranger ended up with your phone number? The answer starts earlier than you think, and a few small habits can keep it from spreading.
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Why you shouldn't remove the screen protector film on your Nintendo Switch 2
The Switch 2 comes with a protective film on its screen, and you may be tempted to peel it off. Here's why you shouldn't.
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Why you should never put your PlayStation 5 on a carpeted floor
The PlayStation 5 needs to stay cool when playing games, and a carpet is a literal hotbed. Here's the best ways to store a PS5 while keeping it cool.
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The pros and cons of using an Amazfit smartwatch
Thinking about an Amazfit smartwatch? Find out what makes these budget wearables so appealing and where they fall short before you spend your money.
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Claude Personal Finance vs. ChatGPT Finances: What sets them apart?
Both AI tools offer to delve deep into your bank accounts, but they differ in privacy settings.
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What discs can a PlayStation 5 play?
The PS5 can't play every disc that the PS3 and PS4 were compatible with, but most of what you'll want to play and watch is supported.
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What does NAT type mean for online gaming?
If you regularly play online games, you may have noticed a setting called NAT type or even got an alert about it. Here's what it means and why it matters.
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