New semi-autonomous features, a plug-in hybrid powertrain and stunning good looks make this midsize crossover a stunning value.

Bose's smallest and most affordable wireless speaker is arguably the best sounding speaker in its tiny size class.

The Sony VPL-VW285ES is the company's first true Ultra HD projector for under five grand and boasts compatibility with HDR content.

The encore for the world's best-selling EV pins its hopes on a stress-reducing tech, a low price and styling with broader appeal.

The $3,000 Epson LS100 is an ultra-short-throw laser projector designed to appeal to people who want a truly gigantic screen without needing a big, dark room to put it in.

The Bowers & Wilkins 707 S2 speaker looks stunning and sounds highly detailed, but it's best as a surround or paired with certain kinds of music.

Good luck finding another tough Chromebook for less money.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is Samsung's best tablet yet and integrates its S Pen stylus near seamlessly into the OS. If the idea of paying $400 for an 8-inch tablet doesn't turn your stomach, it's more than worth a look.

It's been a while since we've seen a proper hypercar, but Mercedes-AMG just got things moving again by unveiling the 1,000-horsepower Project One.

It's not as smart as an Apple Watch and it doesn't track your fitness as well as Fitbit or Garmin, but there's still some charm to the Nokia Steel.

The new Mi Mix 2 is a beautiful phone that runs on the same processor as Samsung's Galaxy Note 8.

Callaway turns regular Chevy Corvette coupes into visual standouts, and a bunch of extra horsepower never hurts.

Because who doesn't want a 518-hp off-road vehicle?

We go hands-on with Jaybird's wireless sports buds, which only cost slightly more than Apple's AirPods.

With the addition of Amazon video and a few other tweaks, the Apple TV 4K is now the best streamer you can buy, as long as you don't mind the price.

A radical redesign that's nearly all screen includes a new cutting-edge facial recognition feature. But with no more Touch ID or home button, the iPhone X dares you to change your ways.

The Apple Watch Series 3 offers built-in cellular for data and even phone calls. It works remarkably well, but not without a cost -- in battery life and money.

It's just as fast as the iPhone X, has a longer battery life, and, well, it still has the home button. The iPhone 8 Plus is a great pick for anyone not ready for Face ID.

The new LS is a big step forward, but it's hard to get around its frustrating infotainment system.

The Grand Cherokee Trailhawk is rugged enough to actually be taken offroad, but its surprisingly sophisticated tech makes it feel just as capable on the street.

Delta's $80 Leak Detector gets a lot of things right, but it's also a water-sensing device that's afraid to go swimming.

With great style, plenty of luxury and a smart new way to buy in, Volvo’s XC40 is a star among compact luxury crossovers.

No, it's not the best in its class, but the smart style and jaunty performance of the Fiat 500X left me grinning at the end of every trip.

Bowers & Wilkins first wireless noise-canceling headphone has a fetching design, as well as impressive sound and build quality.

The latest PHEV from the struggling Japanese company will come in under $35,000, with all-wheel drive standard.