OnePlus 7 Pro, Google Pixel 3A XL, Samsung Galaxy S10e, and more: Reviews round-up

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  • OnePlus 7 Pro

    OnePlus 7 Pro

    The OnePlus 7 Pro isn't necessarily a new approach for the company. Yes, it's the most expensive phone we've seen from OnePlus, but it's always aimed to make the best phone possible, charging less than the Apple, Samsung, and Huawei in the process. And in that regard, OnePlus has succeeded. 

    For more see: OnePlus 7 Pro review: Long battery life, quick performance, and impressive display make it compelling for business users

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  • Google Pixel 3A XL

    Google Pixel 3A XL

    There are trade-offs when it comes to the display and speed, but when it comes to battery life and the camera, the Pixel 3A XL shines. A realistic comparison for the Pixel 3A XL would be to Motorola's Moto G7, a $300 phone. If forced to pick between the two phones, we'd go with the Pixel 3A for no other reason than the camera.

    For more see: Google Pixel 3A XL review: Google raises the bar for mid-tier phones

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  • Samsung Galaxy S10e

    Samsung Galaxy S10e

    With affordable Android phones satisfying the masses, it's getting harder to justify the $1,000 smartphone. It's awesome to see Samsung offering the power of the S10 Plus in a much more compact form factor with very little compromise at a price hundreds less than the flagship. If you want a pocketable Android phone that has all of the latest technology, along with old tech like a 3.5mm headset jack and microSD card slot, you can't beat the S10e.

    For more see: Samsung Galaxy S10e review: Better biometrics and ergonomics than the S10 Plus at the cost of battery life

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  • Dell Latitude 5420 Rugged

    Dell Latitude 5420 Rugged

    The Dell Latitude 5420 Rugged is a competent rugged laptop. Well protected with an optional handle, it should survive life in the field unless treated very roughly. Swappable batteries and flexible configuration options mean that it can be fitted out to suit a range of working environments.

    For more see: Dell Latitude 5420 Rugged, hands on: A 14-inch semi-rugged laptop for challenging workplaces

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  • HP Chromebook 14A G5

    HP Chromebook 14A G5

    The HP Chromebook 14A G5 is not a 'bells-and-whistles' Chromebook. The screen resolution is disappointing, the build quality solid but workaday, and the internal specifications are run-of-the-mill. But it has a very good keyboard, and it does the job it's meant to do very well -- at an attractive price.

    For more see: HP Chromebook 14A G5 review: An AMD-powered workhorse for education or business users

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  • Vaio SX14

    Vaio SX14

    The new Vaio SX14 is a very attractive laptop in many respects, with a slim, lightweight design that's well suited for life on the road. It also provides strong, desktop levels of performance, along with a wide range of connectivity features that will be useful when you get back to the office. However, battery life leaves room for improvement.

    For more see: Vaio SX14 review: Under new management, Vaio laptops live again

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  • Huawei P30

    Huawei P30

    When the P30 models launched at full price, the standard P30 may have been the better buy. However, with the Huawei woes and price drops of the devices, the P30 Pro may be the better option with the more advanced capabilities. In both cases, you have to consider the risk of buying a Huawei device with the uncertainties surrounding the company, Android, and other partners.

    For more see: Huawei P30 review: Triple rear cameras and lovely design for hundreds less than the P30 Pro

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  • Huawei P30 Lite

    Huawei P30 Lite

    The P30 Lite is the most affordable of the three P30-series smartphones, which should give it some appeal. Rather than cut back across the board to hit its price target, Huawei has delivered an attractive industrial design and an above-average camera system, at the expense of screen technology and battery capacity. If you're happy with these trade-offs, the Huawei P30 Lite is a good buy.

    For more see: Huawei P30 Lite review: Attractive and affordable, with excellent cameras

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  • Honor 20 Lite

    Honor 20 Lite

    The Honor 20 Lite is competent, if a little underwhelming. Battery life and performance are fair, the cameras do a good enough job, and there's enough internal storage, with the option of a second SIM or external MicroSD storage if required. On the other hand, Micro-USB for charging is something of an anachronism, the screen is LCD rather than OLED, and the speaker distorts when the volume is turned up.

    For more see: Honor 20 Lite review: Budget smartphone with good cameras, but competition is fierce

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  • Jabra Elite 85h

    Jabra Elite 85h

    It looks like the Jabra Elite 85h is the new champ for ANC over-the-ear headphones. At the current $100 savings over Bose and Sony, it's really a no-brainer to go out and purchase the Jabra Elite 85h. Audio quality is excellent, ANC works very well, you can make and receive calls without much compromise, and you can trust Jabra to keep the headphones updated with the latest and greatest functionality.

    For more see: Jabra Elite 85h headset review: Competing for the wireless ANC crown with SmartSound tech, for $50 less than Bose and Sony

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  • Powerbeats Pro

    Powerbeats Pro

    At their core, the AirPods are Powerbeats Pro are very much the same product. Both use Apple's underlying technology -- specifically, the H1 chip -- to integrate seamlessly with Apple's ecosystem of products. We think the bottom line is this: If you hate the look of the AirPods but don't want to miss out on the ease of pairing and switching device, battery life, and impressive range -- the Powerbeats Pro are made for you.

    For more see: Powerbeats Pro review: An upgrade over AirPods in almost every way

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  • Asus ZenFone 6

    Asus ZenFone 6

    Asus deserves to have a success with the ZenFone 6. Long battery life, a configurable Smart Key, useful tweaks to Android via a revamped and toned-down ZenUI, and a clever camera system combine to make this a very impressive mid-range smartphone.

    For more see: Asus ZenFone 6 review: A surprise mid-range contender with a clever flip camera

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  • T-Mobile LG G8 ThinQ

    T-Mobile LG G8 ThinQ

    The LG G8 ThinQ is compelling in many ways and the $620 price from T-Mobile definitely makes it one of the best flagship deals available today. Do explore the camera, floating bar, and superb audio experience. Our reviewer's main SIM keeps going back to this phone because of its solid, reliable performance as a communications device.

    For more see: T-Mobile LG G8 ThinQ review: An affordable, customizable flagship worth considering

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  • Wyze Sense

    Wyze Sense

    There's no question that if you own a Wyze camera, you should spend the $20 and get a Wyze Sense kit. This bundle is an obvious upgrade for someone who wants to add more security features to their home, and the best part is it doesn't cost hundreds of dollars. 

    For more see: Wyze Sense review: Wyze continues its 'too good to be true' approach

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  • Roborock S6

    Roborock S6

    The S6 was able to clean our reviewer's entire downstairs wood floors with its large 5200mAh battery in one charge. The Roborock has a very high-rated suction, advertised that it can lift AA batteries, and we saw full dust bins with every session, despite the overall impression the wood floors were clean. The main brush bristle density has increased when compared to the S5 so more may be getting picked up, too.

    For more see: Roborock S6 robot vacuum review: Faster, quieter, and more efficient than its predecessor

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  • Ring Stick Up Cam Battery

    Ring Stick Up Cam Battery

    At $180, the Ring Stick Up Cam Battery provides versatility and peace of mind, be it for your home, warehouse, or business. There's a monthly fee of $10 if you want access to any recordings captured by every Ring camera at your home. Or, if own only a single Ring camera, you can pay $3 a month for the same features.

    For more see: Ring Stick Up Cam Battery review: An all around security camera, inside and out

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OnePlus 7 Pro

The OnePlus 7 Pro isn't necessarily a new approach for the company. Yes, it's the most expensive phone we've seen from OnePlus, but it's always aimed to make the best phone possible, charging less than the Apple, Samsung, and Huawei in the process. And in that regard, OnePlus has succeeded. 

For more see: OnePlus 7 Pro review: Long battery life, quick performance, and impressive display make it compelling for business users

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