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OLED takes a step back as the brand embraces the brightness wars with some powerful new weapons.

Nike’s reputation—and sales—are both in trouble. The Paris games could be the aging brand’s chance to turn its fortunes around.

The company’s latest gaming furniture is designed to bring you closer to the action when you’re playing, and blend into your living room when you’re not.

It’s not as fuel efficient as we’d hope for a hybrid, and there’s an annoying lack of buttons inside—but the pluses outweigh the minuses for this fun luxury urban SUV.

The 2024 Watches and Wonders event featured a timepiece as thick as a 25-cent coin, one accurate for 45 millions years, and another with a carbon-sucking case.

The Chinese EV giant has arrived in Europe with the Atto 3—an acceptable and good-value alternative to better-known rivals. But beyond the funky interior there’s little to get truly excited about.

Fender's digital modeling amp is so easy to use and sounds so great, it's as if Apple made a guitar pedal.

If God came down to Earth tomorrow to deliver 10 more commandments, the TP-7 is what we’d use to record them—if we could afford one.

Nothing founder Carl Pei promised a game-changing gear brand. Another set of also-ran earbuds won’t do it.

The AWOL LTV-3500 Pro is one of the brightest, most powerful projectors we’ve ever tested, at a price to match.

Samsung’s new OLED cuts the glare, while its Music Frame speakers sound much better than what you’d expect from such a compact design.

Zip zap zoom! After months of testing, these are our favorite electric bikes that won’t break the bank.

The major electronics brand has some big things planned for new TV models this year, including a major update to WebOS.

It’s much better than previous ones I’ve tried, but exasperating software does not make up for great-looking hardware.

Do you need a duvet cover? Are top sheets the devil? A WIRED investigation into the contentious, confusing world of bed topping.