After all, even we at Wirecutter—always skeptical of a craze ... And the suitcase is more than just its good looks. I have owned cheap suitcases with sticky handles, glitchy wheels, and ...

He has worked for Wirecutter for a decade and lost count ... It includes a front panel organizer, similar to that of modern laptop backpacks, with two slots for your laptop and tablet plus a ...

This illustration shows where we placed the router, the extender, and the test laptop in our real-world test environment. Illustration: Wirecutter Staff Before testing any extenders, we ran ...

Our general philosophy about upgrading (as described by Wirecutter’s founder) is that if you’re happy with what you have, you don’t need the latest and greatest. Last year’s iPhone or the ...

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Advertisement I’m a senior staff writer at Wirecutter covering home and decor ... The base we tested looks as cheap as the price. We hardly expected mahogany, but a slightly darker “finish ...

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That said, after she wore the Minus33 layers for a full snowboarding season, Wirecutter’s Eve O’Neill didn’t notice any significant wear and tear. We advise that you keep this shirt out of a ...

Best Buy has cut the price of the popular HP Victus 16 gaming laptop so it's even more affordable for gamers on a budget.

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