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An example of over-engineered and poorly implemented features creating a clunkier reading experience.

Outstanding comfort and sound quality, but severely limited compatibility limits its appeal.

A decent, mostly capable e-reader that doesn’t justify its extravagantly premium asking price.

Anyone can use this mainstream NAS, but the lack of storage freedom keeps it under the weather.

A potentially good wired headset brought down by technical and software issues.

The rainbow backlighting is fanciful, but a simulated mechanical keyboard this is not.

Without seamless hands-free interaction with Alexa, this Amazon voice assistant is best avoided.

A very nice, pricey GPU when everything works correctly; the only problem is that it rarely does.

Bone conduction is a nice feature, but there isn’t much that makes the Gamez headset actually good for games.

Proscan offers the cheapest 4K TV we’ve seen yet, but it’s very far from a good one.