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Sep 18

The Klipsch Flexus Core 300 tops the Flexus Core line of all-in-one soundbars from the American brand in collaboration with Japanese audio stalwarts, Onkyo. The premium 2025 model is the first to include a basic version of Dirac Live for room correction, but the full license comes at an extra cost. ...Read more

The Klipsch Flexus Core 300 tops the Flexus Core line of all-in-one soundbars from the American brand in collaboration with Japanese audio stalwarts, Onkyo. The premium 2025 model is the first to include a basic version of Dirac Live for room correction, but the full license comes at an extra cost. While this is a standalone bar, you can make separate purchases of surround speakers and an outboard subwoofer. Check out our written review: https://buff.ly/Q3Uk8eg

Sep 16

The Samsung U8000F is about as basic a TV as you can get in 2025. With no local dimming, low peak brightness, and poor colors, it's a relatively expensive entry-level model that delivers disappointing picture quality overall and has very few extra features. Check out full review: https://buff.ly/ch...Read more

The Samsung U8000F is about as basic a TV as you can get in 2025. With no local dimming, low peak brightness, and poor colors, it's a relatively expensive entry-level model that delivers disappointing picture quality overall and has very few extra features. Check out full review: https://buff.ly/ch4isjb

Sep 13

The On Cloudboom Zone is a PEBA-based uptempo trainer positioned as the everyday companion to the On Cloudboom Strike racer. It's marketed as a versatile trainer, with "99" stamped on the heel pull tab to imply it can cover 99% of a runner's mileage, but in practice, it feels in its zone (no pun int...Read more

The On Cloudboom Zone is a PEBA-based uptempo trainer positioned as the everyday companion to the On Cloudboom Strike racer. It's marketed as a versatile trainer, with "99" stamped on the heel pull tab to imply it can cover 99% of a runner's mileage, but in practice, it feels in its zone (no pun intended) for faster work such as tempo runs, and the 99% claim is mostly marketing. https://buff.ly/8h2xHs9

Sep 12

The Dell S2725QC is a 4k, 27-inch monitor that's part of the Dell Plus Series lineup. It sits above the more basic Dell S2725QS, which doesn't have a USB hub like the S2725QC. Its gaming perks are also a nice upgrade over the older Dell S2722QC. How does it perform? https://www.rtings.com/monitor/r...Read more

The Dell S2725QC is a 4k, 27-inch monitor that's part of the Dell Plus Series lineup. It sits above the more basic Dell S2725QS, which doesn't have a USB hub like the S2725QC. Its gaming perks are also a nice upgrade over the older Dell S2722QC. How does it perform? https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/s2725qc

Sep 12

The Hisense QD6QF is one of the cheapest TVs you can get from a mainstream brand in 2025, but unfortunately, it also performs like it’s one of the cheapest TVs from a mainstream brand. It's a very basic 4k TV with an LCD panel and no local dimming, powered by the Fire TV smart interface. Check out ...Read more

The Hisense QD6QF is one of the cheapest TVs you can get from a mainstream brand in 2025, but unfortunately, it also performs like it’s one of the cheapest TVs from a mainstream brand. It's a very basic 4k TV with an LCD panel and no local dimming, powered by the Fire TV smart interface. Check out our full review: https://buff.ly/pitxRoc