🔎📱 We Try the iPhone 15 Pro and Apple Watch Ultra 2 -- Meta Quest 3 vs. Apple Vision Pro -- And More!

After the big announcements in Apple’s September 2023 event, we’ve finally got our hands on its two latest offerings. First, we test the iPhone 15 Pro, so you can decide for yourself if it’s worth the upgrade. Second, we get to grips with the Apple Watch Ultra 2, which might not offer that oomph to make you go nuts over it.

Okay, enough of Apple, right? Today’s lineup also includes some interesting lists of the best pre-built PCs, the best Android smartwatches, and the best Android tablets. Additionally, we’ve reviewed the Kobo Libra 2, HP Sprocket Studio Plus Photo Printer, and Oladance OWS1 Open-Ear Headphones. So, read on!

The Apple iPhone 15 Pro is arguably better than the 14 Pro. Its titanium frame is lighter and more elegant. The camera system’s improved, too. Even the USB-C port allows for more charging convenience. That being said, The iPhone 15 Pro, while better, is just less interesting than the 14 Pro was when it introduced an always-on display and Dynamic Island. Basically, the iPhone 15 Pro might not be the splashiest phone ever released by Apple, but it might still be worth the upgrade.

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With pre-orders starting at a pretty low price, the Meta Quest 3 headset boasts some of the best specs in this category. It's a clear and compelling upgrade from the Quest 2, especially for those who want to see their real-world surroundings while inhabiting a virtual world. This release may also put a damper on Apple's upcoming Vision Pro headset, which will cost $3,500 and boasts video passthrough as a flagship feature.

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The Apple Watch Ultra 2 improves the original version in a few minor ways, but it doesn’t rock the boat for what it means to be a premium, rugged smartwatch. In fact, the ripples from this new watch are so subtle that even with a faster processing chip and a brighter screen, the Ultra 2 is hard to distinguish from last year’s model. Here's our honest review and we'll let you be the judge of it.

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Crucial P3 Plus SSD offers blazing-fast speeds, spacious storage, and durability. It offers up to 5000MB/s sequential reads and 680K/850K IOPS random read/write speeds, making it up to 43% faster than the fastest Gen3 NVMe SSDs. It also comes with up to 4TB of storage, giving you plenty of room for your games, files, and other data. Additionally, it has a rated MTTF of greater than 1.5 million hours, ensuring that it will last for many years to come.

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Pre-built PCs can be as good as custom PCs, as long as you do your diligence and not spend your hard-earned cash on the first pre-built that catches your eye. Check out our best pre-built PC picks. There's something for everyone on the list, so be sure to read through it completely.

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Are you an Alexa user with a Nest Doorbell, Thermostat, or other Google-made smart home products? As of September 29th, Google will no longer support the original Nest Skills for Alexa system. This change will prevent Alexa from communicating with Nest hardware in older smart homes. Thankfully, the solution is pretty straightforward—discover how to counter this issue.

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When it comes to recharging your iPhone, picking the best charger for the job is important. We've rounded up the best on the market to ensure your Apple phone juices up the fastest and safest way possible! There's a variety of chargers on the list, so you get plenty of options to choose from.

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The Kobo Libra 2 has a plain and simple design, and yet, it has proven to be an ideal eReader. With a clear, easy-to-read screen, waterproof enclosure, and page-turn buttons, Kobo gives readers everything they want and almost nothing they don’t. For people who just want to read a digital book, this is the product you should choose. Check out our review for more minute details.

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Are you looking for a smartwatch to pair with your Android phone? From advanced fitness trackers to devices that look like luxury analog watches and everything in between, there's a perfect Android smartwatch for you. And yes, we've added some budget-friendly options, too, in case you just want a casual smartwatch with decent specs.

The iPhone 15 Pro is an impressive gadget, and it isn’t exactly cheap. You certainly don’t want to drop it and watch it shatter on the sidewalk, which is why you should protect it with one of our favorite cases. Not a Pro user? We’ve also covered the list of the best iPhone 15 Pro Max cases and the best iPhone 15 Plus cases in case you have one of those.

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Roku sells some of the best streaming devices around (and now TVs too), but the budget devices ship with a simplified remote without features like a built-in headphone jack. That's now changing, as Roku is introducing an Amazon-exclusive bundle with the Roku Express 4K and Voice Remote Pro, giving you the company's cheapest 4K streaming box with its best and most feature-packed remote. Check it out!

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Android tablets don't get much love, but nowadays, an Android tablet can be a great experience. Start with these if you're looking for an alternative to the iPads and convertible laptops on the market today. Depending on your requirements, you'll find a suitable tablet for your needs on our list.

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Photo printing seems like an antiquated concept, but the HP Sprocket Studio Plus Photo Printer keeps it relevant with a convenient size and cost-saving inkless printing. While the print quality is crystal clear, significant color discrepancies and a spotty Wi-Fi connection are tough to overlook. Here's a low-down on this printer to help you decide if it's right for you.

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The Oladance OWS1 are one of the newer additions to the “open-ear” earbuds landscape. Designed to be seated in front of your ear canals instead of inside them, the OWS1 are cozy to wear, but the innovation starts to dwindle once you start listening to music and making phone calls. Check out the complete review to see where it lacks.

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