Our power needs have changed a lot over the years. When I got Motorola's Turbo Charge on my Nexus 6, it felt like I'd unlocked a superpower with how fast it charged. But that was only 15W, the same wattage my S24 Ultra can wirelessly charge. Meanwhile, phones like the OnePlus 12 can charge as fast as 80W. Throw in laptops that suck back more than 100W, and it's plain to see that we demand a lot more from power banks than we used to. Sharge has recently launched the Shargeek 170, a fun and stylish power bank that can output up to 170W. Is this the ultimate power bank?

Smart tags have always been popular, but that popularity has exploded since Apple released the AirTag in 2021. Since then, a plethora of new options have hit the market. Google unveiled and is rolling out its Find My Device network, which is making agonizingly slow progress outside the USA. Tile is still as viable as before, offering trackers in all shapes and sizes, and Samsung has the SmartTag. The original came out a few months before the Apple AirTag, but it was flawed. Can the SmartTag 2 deliver what the first should have?

The Galaxy S24 series is doing well for Samsung, and that's no surprise. While each model is an iterative upgrade over the S23 series from last year, all three phones in the series are excellent. They weren't created equal, though. The S24 Ultra switched to Gorilla Armor for its display, eliminating 75% of reflections compared to the Victus 2 used by the S24 and S24+. The anti-reflective glass is one of our favorite parts of the S24 Ultra, and you can replicate most of that experience on the S24 and S24+ for just $30.

Samsung always offers a broad lineup of phones, including the A series, S series, FE range, and foldables, and they're all vying for your attention, so it can be overwhelming to choose. Thankfully, we've put the work in to test these devices to help you select the right one. So, whether you're here for the best Android phone available or a more wallet-friendly option, there's a Samsung phone that will meet your needs.

Samsung's S Pen has become synonymous with advanced stylus functionality for its flagship smartphones and tablets. From its humble beginnings with the Galaxy Note series to becoming a part of the latest Galaxy S24 Ultra, the S Pen has come to offer features like pressure sensitivity, tilt recognition, and convenient Bluetooth controls for remote actions.