Big Brain Academy Brain vs Brain review on Nintendo Switch

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Take on a series of brain-bending activities that test your mental mettle in Big Brain Academy Brain vs. Brain for Nintendo Switch.

Electrohome Montrose record player with bookshelf speakers review

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The Electrohome Montrose record player and speaker system offers a vintage look, decent sound, and a solid base for vinyl hobbyists to build on.

MLB The Show 25 review

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MLB The Show 25 refines its baseball experience with smoother gameplay, expanded Road to the Show, and a redesigned Diamond Dynasty mode.

Bose sport earbuds review

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If you need a pair of wireless headphones to help you stay fit, the Bose Sport Earbuds provide fantastic sound, a secure fit, and touch control features.

Kobo Aura H2O: the best e-reader gets better and it’s now...

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If you are someone who casually reads e-books, then you probably don’t need a device like the Kobo Aura H2O. A smartphone or tablet will likely do just fine. But if you’re someone like me —an avid reader who’s fully committed to digital— then the new Aura H2O is the biggest news since last year’s Kobo Aura HD. I’ve been using Kobo’s latest flagship e-reader and even gone so far as dunking it in a sink full of water. Read on to see just how good this premium e-reader is.

Hands on with Samsung’s new PRO tablets: the Galaxy NotePRO 12.2,...

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One of the cool aspects of this job is being able to try out a hotly anticipated new device before it’s officially available. What’s even cooler is when a manufacturer sends you a whole box of new gadgets to review. That was the case when I cracked open the shipment from Samsung to find the new Galaxy NotePRO 12.2, Galaxy TabPRO 8.4 and Galaxy TabPRO 10.1 tablets. You can buy all three now at Best Buy, but I had the opportunity to get to know them before they hit the shelves. While I was especially impressed by the Galaxy NotePRO 12.2 (with its massive 12.2-inch, four million pixel display), all three PRO models are likely to please Android tablet fans, and offer a solid choice for prosumers and those looking for a business-friendly option.

iRig Acoustic and iRig Pro Duo take music recording mobile.

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Ever evolving technologies is putting unrivalled control and affordability in the hands of regular consumers and hobby music recording techs. IK Multimedia has been at the forefront of this in recent years and with their introduction of the iRig Acoustic and iRig Pro Duo devices, they are giving users the option to play and record their musical ideas without being tethered to a desktop computer (although they will work with those too).

Shure MVX2U Digital Audio Interface review

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Ideal for simple podcast production, Shure's MVX2UI is a single channel audio interface that connects any XLR microphone to a USB-C port on your device.

ASUS ROG Delta S wireless gaming headset review

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The ROG Delta S Wireless headset has a comfortable build, AI enhanced microphones, and premium quality sound for long gaming sessions.