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Here’s a guide to all the models—plus case recommendations and hidden software tricks to try.

The spatial audio that comes out of these gaming headphones is impressive, but cheap hardware makes it a tough sell.

It is both silly and absolutely wonderful to call friends and family on a plastic childhood toy.

The first wearable exoskeleton available to consumers is meant to level up your workout. Amazingly, it works—if you're OK with the stares and jeers.

WIRED readers can get their first bag from Atlas Coffee Club—and an additional sampler—for just the cost of shipping.

This refined and elegant smartwatch boasts ECG and SpO2 sensors, fitness and sleep tracking, and stellar battery life.

From the stylish Evercade to the old-school Sega Genesis Mini, these machines will have you bleeping, blooping, and blasting back to the good old days.

With the just-adequate Serial 1, Harley-Davidson’s sub-brand missed an opportunity to make an ebike that stands out from the pack.

Whether you're riding a bike or schlepping a camera, a bag is your constant companion. These WIRED-reviewed packs do the job right.

Curls and waves are beautiful. But when you want to smooth them out, these hot tools—irons, brushes, and combs—work wonders.

Learn how to use tethering to turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hub for other devices to connect to.

This week, we imagine a new version of the web that takes the power from the platforms and puts it back into the hands of the people.

Sweet dreams are made of these, from special lamps to noise machines.

This new modular camera borrows some ideas from competitors like Insta360 and GoPro—and it holds it all together with magnets.

Pocketalk’s mobile device acts as a real-time translator so two people can hold a conversation while speaking different languages.

These discounts are the last ones standing—for the moment.

If you’ve got an Instant Pot (or something like it), let these books guide you toward some exciting new flavors.

These are the very best discounts we've found at all the major tech retailers. There's a stellar pick here for everyone.

These games and services can help your little ones explore science, technology, engineering, math, or the arts. They won't even know they're learning.

Our favorite Pixel phone is $50 off, plus there are discounts on Nest security cameras and smart speakers.