Review

If you're looking for a new monitor that is perfectly suited for a creative professional or hardcore PC gamer, then you're going to want to check this one out for sure.

 Do you like music that rattles your bones with the sound of thundering bass? Are you also someone that likes your music on the go and personal? Then you might appreciate the new Sony MDR-XB650BT Wireless Headphones with Extra Bass (that’s what the “XB” stands for). I got the chance to demo a pair of these new wireless phones, so read on to find out if they’re worth the good Sony audio name, and if you should be switching over to these babies.

Can you leave cleaning chores to a robot? The Tapo RV30 Plus is a vacuum/mop robot combo with a dust bag that lasts 70 days. Let's test it out.

MLB The Show 24 offers a true baseball experience for fans with its authentic gameplay, enhanced presentation, and engaging Storylines mode.

LG looks to stand out with the G7, which sports a familiar look, but strives to offer something new in how you use the phone.

The First Berserker: Khazan delivers fast combat, tough bosses, and deep progression. A must-play for Soulslike fans.

With two new eReaders in the Sage and Libra 2, Kobo is not only tackling familiar designs, but also changing how you read ebooks on them.

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.

Yamaha's PSR-E273 packs many interesting features and offers an affordable starting point for beginners.