The same phone one step down: identical silicon, a slightly simpler camera array, and half the storage. For most people, this is the one to buy.

The compact one, sized for reading and note-taking in one hand. Same software, smaller footprint, noticeably lighter in a bag.

The essentials, done well: reliable pairing, water resistance for the gym, and enough battery for a working day.

Open-backed, so the soundstage opens up and instruments sit in their own space. These leak sound by design — they are for a quiet room, not an…

Fifty-eight grams, without the honeycomb shell that collects crumbs. The battery still runs the better part of a month between charges.

A small tower that fits behind a monitor and still takes a full-size GPU riser. Serviceable with one thumbscrew.

A 60% layout for desks where mouse space matters more than a number pad. Layers are configured on-device, so it keeps its mapping on any machine.

Charges two controllers and holds a headset, with the contacts positioned so a controller drops in without lining anything up.

Multi-day battery, offline maps, and a case that survives being knocked against a door frame. Tracks the metrics that are worth tracking and leaves…