At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Very inexpensive Smooth hardware operation Lots of user management options Cons Very rocky physical setup Limited advanced setting options Scanners (especially the fingerprint scanner) aren’t the best Our Verdict Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed […]

Long ago, I had an Android phone with an early facial recognition sign-in feature… and someone could unlock my phone just by holding up a photo of me. Yeah, it was bad. Fast forward to 2025 and we have Windows Hello facial recognition sign-ins for PCs. Microsoft talks a big game about how secure it

At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Connects directly to Wi-Fi, no bridge or smart home hub required Impressive motion sensor catches everything Incredible collection of user options Great 3-way support, including a wireless option Cons Requires a neutral wire Motion sensitivity is nearly blind at lower levels More expensive than the competition Our Verdict Leviton’s

Any monitor can be used for PC gaming, but a display built for productivity will likely leave you underwhelmed. Limited contrast, blurry motion, and slow refresh rates still hold basic productivity monitors back in games. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of excellent gaming monitors available at a wide range of price points—and the best of them

TL;DR: Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for just $12.97 (MSRP $199) for a limited time. If your computer’s still running on an older OS, here’s your chance to give it a serious upgrade without the serious price tag. Right now, you can grab Microsoft Windows 11 Pro for just $12.97 (MSRP $199) — that’s less than what you’d spend on

TL;DR: Get memoryOS Expert Plan (1-year) for just $74.99 (MSRP $149.99) and train your memory with proven techniques for a 70% recall boost. If you’ve ever forgotten a name five seconds after hearing it or struggled to recall details during a meeting, you’re not alone. But what if you could actually train your memory the way you’d train

It’s a tricky year to review the iPhone Pro. It’s long been the go-to choice for anyone who wants an iPhone with the nicest screen, longest battery, and great cameras. But the display is no longer unique to the Pro, cameras have largely gotten “good enough” on most phones, and Apple has a new model,

Mini PCs. They’re like regular PCs, only less so. And they’re getting very, very popular because they combine laptop components and low-cost upgradeable options in a teeny, tiny, often affordable package. Today, Adam is in the PCWorld Labs to get a top-tier Geekom mini PC box, tear the box open, then tear the mini PC

Anker’s latest Soundcore Sleep A30 sleep buds do what its A20 buds promised but couldn’t deliver: mask snoring. It accomplishes this with the inclusion of Active Noise Cancellation in the buds and a microphone inside the charging case that actively adjusts masking audio to cancel out the sound of sawing logs. Of course I want

TL;DR: Organize your tasks, notes, and projects with Pagico, on sale now for $40. Trying to stay on top of tasks, deadlines, notes, and files is frustrating, and it doesn’t get easier when you have to use a different app for each one. Pagico puts all your work into one place so you can finally organize your