Product reviews & rankings

Six weeks of daily rowing on Peloton's connected machine reveals a quiet, beautifully built rower whose real cost only shows up after you add the monthly membership.

After fourteen weeks and more than 40 cooks, the Weber Spirit II E-310 proved to be an even-heating, flare-up-resistant upgrade over entry-level grills, with a couple of real mechanical quirks worth knowing about.

We ran the Litter-Robot 4 for six weeks with two cats sharing one unit — a harder real-world test than the single-cat reviews usually cover.

A cable-anxiety skeptic tests SteelSeries' Arctis Nova 5 Wireless across PC, PS5, and Switch for six weeks to see if it's actually worth going wireless.

Six weeks and five games with two kids show the Osmo Genius Starter Kit changes the character of screen time more than it reduces it, and Tangram and Newton are the standout reasons why.

Five weeks and twelve packs of film show the Polaroid Now+'s Bluetooth manual controls are a genuine upgrade over auto-only instant cameras, not just an app gimmick.

Six weeks of wear, including testing it as an actual gift, show why the Oura Ring Gen 3's comfort and sleep tracking are excellent, but its mandatory subscription is the real catch.

Five weeks of daily video calls and a side-by-side test against a budget webcam show where the Logitech Brio 4K's HDR, autofocus, and resolution actually pay off.

We wore Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses as daily sunglasses for five weeks to see if they actually pass as normal eyewear and whether the camera and voice assistant hold up.

We used the reMarkable 2 as a daily notebook and PDF reader for six weeks to see whether cutting out apps, browsers, and color actually improves focus.

We lived with the Graco 4Ever DLX through rear-facing, forward-facing, and booster conversions to see whether one seat can genuinely replace three separate purchases.

We used the Nintendo Switch OLED as a family's shared living-room and road-trip console for six weeks to see whether the bigger screen and wider kickstand matter more than raw power.