Why is everything 38mm? I asked a Dyson engineer to explain the brand's magic number How Dyson's 38mm design rule solved a major comfort problem — an engineer explains. Tom’s Guide · Feb 22
The RAM crisis is out of control: Here's the most alarming tech products affected (so far) The RAM crisis affects far more than PCs, with everything from Valve's Steam Deck to Sony's PS6 on the line. Here's the gaming gear that might be impacted the most. Tom’s Guide · Feb 22
I broke up with Verizon Fios and I discovered a hidden policy I absolutely hate Getting out of a three-year relationship is never easy, but Verizon is making it particularly difficult for me. Tom’s Guide · Feb 21
I stopped fiddling with knobs and levers and let my new office chair adjust itself — here’s what happened The Hbada X7 isn’t the first office chair with a built-in motor and massager, but it’s the only one that lets AI take the guesswork out of ergonomic adjustments. Tom’s Guide · Feb 21
I stopped using my smartwatch almost 4 months ago — and I don't miss it at all I've never been convinced smartwatches were necessary and after spending 4 months without one, I've never been more sure of that. Tom’s Guide · Feb 21
I tested the 'Death Star of speakers' for a week — and they deliver audiophile sound along with a killer design The Creative Pebble Nova and the Pebble X Plus are excellent speakers in their own right, but there's a clear winner if you want awesome sound quality. Tom’s Guide · Feb 21
End of an era: Xbox's CEO Phil Spencer is officially retiring next week Xbox's Phil Spencer is officially retiring as head of Xbox, and president Sarah Bond is reportedly resigning. Here's what we've heard so far. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
'Paradise' season 2 didn't need a three-episode premiere, but by the end I'm excited to see where Hulu's thriller goes next "Paradise" season 2 often wastes its three-episode premiere, but the Hulu show eventually gets back to its thriller ways. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
Move over Peloton — I’ve been testing this exercise bike, and it’s over $1,000 cheaper than the Peloton Bike+ The Echelon EX-5s Smart Connect Bike is a convenient at-home cardio solution and a cheaper Peloton alternative, but the membership price is a little off-putting. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
I drove the Nissan Sentra for a week — and the Civic and Corolla should be worried With a striking new look that mimics much pricier sedans, the 2026 Nissan Sentra pairs an eye-catching exterior with modern conveniences to redefine what a compact sedan should be. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
I tested the Gadhouse Wesley Headphones — and they’re bringing 1986 into 2026 The Gadhouse Wesley Headphones are the answer to your 80s-style dreams and offer decent sound quality, too. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
I just tested the Creative Pebble X Plus and it's the cheapest way to get speakers and a subwoofer — but might not impress audiophiles The Creative Pebble X Plus speakers come with a subwoofer that produces powerful bass, and the 2.1 system features a lovely design. But there are a few flaws. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
The Keychron Q6 HE 8K has some of the best magnetic switches I’ve ever tried — and it finally made me good at Counter-Strike 2 The Keychron Q6 HE 8K is the best gaming keyboard you can buy right now, with actuation adjustable to 0.01mm, and many other gaming features. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
Beyerdynamic DJ 300 Pro X review The Beyerdynamic DJ 300 Pro X are great DJ cans, with a perfect balance between loud bass and detailed, delicate treble, but only in electronic genres. Tom’s Guide · Feb 20
Tom’s Guide · Feb 20 10-year-old me would have loved these Star Wars-esque computer speakers — and adult me absolutely loves the powerful sound quality The Creative Pebble Nova are powerful computer speakers, sporting a sci-fi design and boasting fantastic audio quality. But they have a couple of flaws.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 20 I tested the viral AeroPress Clear Color, and it’s the girlypop coffee maker my home cafe was missing The AeroPress Clear Color is a stylish update that doesn’t lose the unique brewing technique that makes AeroPress such a stalwart of the coffee world.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 20 IKEA’s stackable food storage containers just doubled my kitchen counter space, and they only cost $14 This simple but genius kitchen storage from IKEA is a failsafe way to store shelf-stable items.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 20 I tested Samsung's flagship soundbar — it's good but falls down in these two key areas Samsung's latest flagship Dolby Atmos soundbar sounds good for the most part, but there are some issues holding it back.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 Google Chrome just got a new 'Split view' feature — 3 upgrades you need to know Google just released a trio of upgrades for Chrome, including split view which will instantly change how you use the browser.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 Netflix is ending support for over 87 million devices: you have until March to upgrade Netflix is finally ending support for nearly 90 million older devices starting on March 2. It may be time to upgrade.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 Netflix's 'The Night Agent' season 3 is 'the fast food of spy thrillers' — and it’s the perfect weekend binge "The Night Agent" season 3 is more slow burn than 'Slow Horses,' but this spy thriller still provides a satisfying binge-watch
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 macOS Tahoe 26.4 public beta is here — and these are the best new features for your Mac Apple's macOS Tahoe 26.4 public beta brings a long-awaited iPhone feature to the Mac. Plus, the sunset begins for Intel-based apps.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 Google Maps appears to be removing features if you're not logged in — and that's a huge mistake Google Maps seems to be removing key features if you're not logged into a Google account, which feels like a blunder on Google's part.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 7 best 'Wuthering Heights' movie and show adaptations, ranked A definitive guide to the greatest Catherine and Heathcliff pairings in cinema history, including Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Tom’s Guide · Feb 19 Google Pixel 11 could feature the one thing Apple has that Android can't compete with — what we know A new report has revealed that Google is working on "Project Toscana", which appears to be a new Face ID technology that could match Apple's TrueDepth camera system.