Review

You may have heard about Samsung's sumptuous new Frame TV; it's a 4K television that doubles as realistic art. Does it live up to the hype?

Alesis' Turbo Mesh Kit is a great choice for quiet drumming at home, thanks to its quality mesh pads.

I recently received a trio of new ASUS laptops to test out. The first one I’m reviewing is the ASUS 555D. This a full-sized laptop at an affordable price point that’s aimed squarely at students and causal users.

Take snaps, film video, print instant photos, and share instantly with the new Instax Mini Evo Cinema, reviewed here.

Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro earbuds have amazing audio, and it's so immersive it feels like it's being propelled straight into your ear.

Fitbit has created the latest version of its durable and no-nonsense fitness tracker backed by a stellar app and web client. Now waterproof and even more versatile the Fitbit Flex 2 is worth checking out.

Doom Eternal has landed on Switch. Come read my thoughts and impressions on Panic Button Games' impressive port to Nintendo's hybrid console.

The HoMedics Drift sand table, with its gentle mechanical whirr and mesmerizing patterns, draws you in and provides an easy way to meditate.

The Monster Smart IlluminEssence DIGIT 3D LED art panels starter kit is the cool new way to decorate your home in millions of bright colours & fun designs.

“Welcome to the Future” is how Trials Fusion greets you as you begin another chapter of the world’s most beloved trial bike game.  Featuring over 50 levels of hops, jumps and (for the first time) stunts, Trials Fusion attempts to jumpstart the franchise in an all new way for the future.  But how does this stack up with the last couple games?  I turn to a longtime series fan and prominent member of the Trials community for his input as we review Trials Fusion, now available at your local Best Buy and BestBuy.ca