Samsung's Galaxy Note II may dominate the "phablet" market, but that doesn't mean it's the only option if you want a giant smartphone. LG's Optimus G Pro 5.5 boasts a super-sharp 1080p display, a 13-megapixel camera, and great battery life. While it lacks the Note II's stylus, it's still a solid choice if you can find room for it in your pocket or bag.
At a glance the Noontec Zoro could be mistaken for a pair of Beats headphones, but give them a listen and you'll find they offer a more neutral sound compared to the Beats' bass-heavy profile. The build quality isn't as refined, but you're also not going to be paying Beats prices, making these a decent deal for a stylish pair of headphones.
If you're tired of your clip-style Fitbit devices wandering away, then the Fitbit Flex may the fitness tracker you've been waiting for. The clasp system keeps it securely on your wrist, the band is water-resistant, and it still tracks your steps and sleep pretty well -- though not without accuracy problems.
Kobo's new e-reader has a sharp, high-contrast screen with incredibly high pixel density, and the battery life is absolutely fantastic. What it does not have are the massive retail presence and user base of Amazon or Barnes and Noble, making this a very hard sell for bookworms already invested in large Kindle or Nook libraries.
If you've seen the Galaxy S III, then the S4 should look familiar, though it does pack a larger, higher-resolution display. On the inside though, it boasts a faster processor, better camera and battery, and touch-free capabilities -- you can hover your finger above the screen, keeping it clean from your greasy mitts. However, while it's a great phone, it fails to top our current favorite, the HTC One.
If you want to bring the Android experience to your TV, or just want to check out where Google's set-top platform is going, the Cube is your best bet. If you just want to effortlessly stream videos, get one of the latest boxes from Apple or Roku instead.
With solid bass and a comfortable fit, V-Moda's on-ear M-100 offers what one critic calls "extraordinary" sound. But its unique industrial design -- and $300 price tag -- may not be for everyone.
The One isn't just the best smartphone HTC has ever made -- it can legitimately lay claim to being one of the best smartphones ever made. Gadget sites often talk about how Apple sets the bar for device design and the One is one of the very few phones that matches -- and arguably even exceeds -- the iPhone in this area.
The Roku 3 builds on the success of its predecessor, the 2 XS, adding better WiFi support, a remote-mounted headphone jack, and an improved user interface. If you want an easy way to bring Netflix, Amazon, and hundreds of other streaming channels into your living room, it doesn't get better than the Roku 3.
HDTVs announced at this year's CES are beginning to hit store shelves, which means plenty of new features to check out. It also means last year's models are going down in price, so it's a great time to buy if you're looking for a bargain. Which set should hold a place of honor in your living room? And which TV should you pass on (for now)?
The iPhone 5 is exactingly, thoughtfully designed. It's by a wide margin the best iPhone ever built, and one of the best smartphones ever made.
The One isn't just the best smartphone HTC has ever made -- it can legitimately lay claim to being one of the best smartphones ever made.
The Galaxy S4 packs a bigger, higher resolution display into a device that's thinner and lighter than its predecessor.
Apple's updated MacBook Air is faster, costs less, and is still the best laptop for just about everybody. Accept no substitutes.
The MacBook Pro with Retina display is Apple's best laptop yet, and has the best display available on any computer, anywhere.
Our favorite iPad to date is easy to love and worth every penny of its $329 price.
This is the tablet you've been waiting for. And once you look at that Retina Display, you'll never go back.
Leather padding. A rich, "neutral" sound. And a mic, just in case you need to talk, rather than just listening.
Get these if you want to upgrade your media player's earbuds without paying as much as you did for the player.
Great pictures from a camera that will fit in your pocket, and your budget.
A stylish and functional router that can serve all of your home networking needs.
The least expensive way to get an 802.11n router running the rock-solid DD-WRT firmware. Geeks need only apply.
A fast, touchscreen mobile hotpot that lets you extend your AT&T LTE connection to 10 devices -- as long as you can afford the data plan.
Great plasma performance at a price that won't require a transfusion.
Deep black levels, excellent color reproduction, good 3D performance, and a competitive price.
Nothing's even come close to the iPod touch, and this 16GB model is a great deal.
Simply the fastest, easiest way to monitor your body's weight-related health stats. Who needs a New Year's resolution?
The latest Fitbit adds Bluetooth iPhone syncing, better water resistance, and remains our favorite fitness tracker.
The best e-ink e-book reader out today, and the product we recommend above the competition.
It's less than a hundred bucks, has a great display, and can run for a month on a single charge. It's got ads, though.
