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But is it worth the $600?

It’s like the Instant Pot of facial health.

Google's best earbuds yet still need a bit more oomph to win the audio war.

Should anyone really be dropping $1,500 on a robot vacuum?

Did you really think Google wouldn't deliver this time?

Ready-to-go plants, at your doorstep.

Great for entertainment, not ideal for schoolwork.

Great for Prime and Kindle. Not great for much else.

Rubberized, kid-resistant, and loaded with content.

It air fries, steams, dehydrates, and bakes.

I was sold after one night.

It delivers a true percussive massage at a reasonable price.

It's portable, but more laborious than it's worth.

It offers full-body workouts disguised as your favorite arcade games.

We love that it connects to WiFi.

Controlling playback with objects is a delight for kids though.

With a set number of variations, the pillow is not exactly "made-to-order."

It looks like a space pod.

It uses data from DNA tests, blood samples, and reported habits to create custom plans.

It's great for casual tablet users, but not ideal for work or gaming.

Sony knocks it out of the park with its latest flagship headphones.

All this for $40?

It's not as "simple" as advertised.

Use the app to start cooking and come home to food that's ready to eat.

It can infuse, extract, compress, pickle, dry, and cool with the click of a few buttons.