lots of power at a decent price;sleek case;low waste heat;(likely) long update period;sustainability efforts;great accessories;no PWM flickering

only 12-month warranty;very expensive storage upgrades;iPadOS isn't always optimal for working;not the brightest display and only at 60 Hz;no IP rating;few Bluetooth audio codecs

Apple's seventh-generation iPad Air 11 is once again a premium tablet which likely represents the mid-range for the company. Even so, it has a lot of processor power that no Android tablet can currently compete with. The high-quality apps included and...

unique design & glass back;responsive system;IP64 certification;bright 120-Hz display;good main camera;6 years of security updates;long runtimes & fast charging

AI features still in test phase;not completely waterproof;no eSIM support;no wireless charging;no power supply included

The Nothing Phone (3a) is by no means a feature monster, but it is one of the best smartphones currently available in the price range of up to $400. Its Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 is easily enough for everyday tasks and has enough reserves for gaming. Other...

sleek and well-made;decent ultra-wide-angle camera;no PWM;good color depiction;hardly any waste heat/throttling;long runtimes;precise location services

very short update period;lots of pre-installed bloatware;stutters in the system;quite slow storage

Motorola has now gone as far as to apply its design language, consisting of a faux leather back and gently integrated camera module, to its really affordable smartphones. The Moto G15 looks super high-quality for its price range and has a very clean...

motorola's g-series has been a mainstay of the mid-range phone market since its launch. For the moto g15, the phone includes a large bright display though it's not got the refresh rate of even its cheaper sibling the g05. What it does have is a massive...