If you're in the market for some of the best fitness trackers, display-equipped devices like the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 tend to be among the top recommendations. However, displays are distracting, they leech away battery life, and, if you're fashion conscious, may not necessarily fit your style.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra might not be a massive upgrade over its predecessor, the Galaxy S23 Ultra, but its among the best Android smartphones you can buy today. It has a titanium frame with Gorilla Armor, making it one of the most durable Galaxy devices in the series. Still, it has a glass display and overall design, and it can still scratch and crack open.

Bright screens, great battery life, and powerful apps make today's phones perfect for navigating unfamiliar streets on two wheels and tracking your trips. Google's even specifically focused on improving the accuracy of its cycling-related mapping. But you certainly won't be able to fumble around with electronics while riding, and there's a massive number of bike mounts to choose from.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 is one of the best flagship and compact smartphones on the market. It's powered by the premium Qualcomm chip (at least in North America), and packs an impressive AMOLED display, a reasonably powerful battery, and Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. There is so much to like, which is why it's one of the best phones in Samsung's portfolio.

If there is a silver lining to the removal of chargers from smartphone retail boxes, it’s the freedom to choose a power brick that best suits your gadget collection. As we carry and use more battery-powered devices than ever, your phone charger doesn’t just have to top up your phone. It can also charge your laptop, power bank, smartwatch, tablet, wireless earbuds, and other mobile accessories.

Sitting smugly between the diminutive but affordable S24 and reassuringly expensive Galaxy S24 Ultra, the Galaxy S24+ has the perfect credentials to snag some significant sales for Samsung. There are special features like UWB, which the base S24 lacks, and the size of the screen is ideal for those who like a larger display and the clarity this brings in reading some websites.

Buying a phone these days presents a lot of options, and when you're looking for a device for your child, you may be blown away by just how pricey it can be. The good news is there are a lot more affordable Android phones out there than you may think, and the value they bring to the table makes them great devices for your kids.

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.

Motorola has been making cell phones since they were big bulky affairs that needed to be installed in cars or briefcases. So naturally, it was also one of the first companies to eagerly embrace the new era of mainstream smartphones in the late 2000s. Motorola's 2009 release of the Droid was instrumental in turning Android into the dominant force it is today, and that's grown into a wide range of devices covering every conceivable price range and need.

The Kindle Scribe is an excellent e-reader for those who want more than just an e-reader. As Amazon's biggest Kindle model to date, the Scribe incorporates stylus support and advanced productivity features, so easily switching from note-taking to reading is possible. However, with its 10.2-inch display, the Scribe's unprecedented size makes it the bulkiest and least portable of the Kindle family, which could point to a higher risk of drops, scuffs, and scratches.

Smart thermostats are more popular and effective than ever. Buying and installing one might seem like a complex undertaking on the surface, but it's worth it for one of the most useful smart devices you can add to a home.

February's crop of tech releases and reviews didn't see any big-name flagship phones or insanely hyped new devices, but a handful of fun and useful gadgets caught our eye nonetheless. With a handful of these geared directly toward having fun, and some shaking up their respective midrange markets, we had an especially good time digging deep into these great phones, e-readers, and audio accessories.

Whether they're tracking your child's whereabouts or encouraging a more active lifestyle, smartwatches for kids are just as relevant as they are for adults.

There’s a good reason sound engineers use headphones to test audio. Whether you're in a gaming session or enjoying the finer details of a chamber orchestra track, over-the-ear headphones provide the best listening experience. They fully envelop your ears, creating a sealed box of sound, rich in quality and details. Over-ear wired or wireless headphones are the go-to choice when audio quality and active noise cancellation (ANC) are the prime concerns.

OnePlus phones have long been a favorite among Android enthusiasts thanks to their flagship specs at affordable prices. While we struggled to recommend the OnePlus 9 and 10, the company has recently begun to offer fantastic value phones again, starting with the OnePlus 11.

Sony is known for making some of the best noise-cancelling headphones on the market, with the class-leading Sony WH-1000XM5 being merely the latest in a long lineup of perennial favorites. However, those are far from the only over-ear cans the company makes; it may surprise you to learn that Sony has a broad headphone lineup, with something for every budget. Keeping with Sony's audio reputation, its entire headphone collection delivers impressive sound quality for each price point, plus a comfortable and lightweight fit and class-leading battery life.