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When Roborock introduced the Saros name, it was partly to make its line-up of robot vacuum cleaners less complicated. I’m not sure that particularly worked, and here we are with the Roborock Saros 20 Neo, a slight tweak on the flagship Saros 20.

The Audeze Maxwell 2 ANC is simply a fantastic version of an already world-beating wireless gaming headset. While it shares an awful lot with the ‘original’ Audeze Maxwell 2 that launched earlier this year, the addition of genuinely excellent active noise cancellation (ANC) means that it offers an enhanced experience compared to its brethren.

It’s been a busy year for Soundcore. A gazillion products launched, a name change (though I’m still not entirely sure what the new name is), and the introduction of AI into several of its products. 2026 has seen the brand take a big leap.

It may be small but Vodafone TV marks a big expansion of Vodafone’s service ambitions, taking the telco beyond mobile and broadband into the living room for the first time. It’s essentially a one stop shop for Freely linear TV, Netflix, HBO Max, FAST (Free Advertising Supported TV) channels and cloud games, woven together with…

This review covers the four-bay ‘Creator NAS’ as Beelink calls it, which is available in two SKUs and uses the Intel Core i5-13500H mobile processor. But Beelink has five ‘Home NAS’ options below that one, using the Intel J5005, N95, N150 and Core 304 processors. And another two higher-end options with AMD Ryzen AI 350…

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We’ve reached the point of the tech calendar where the pace of new devices is just absurd. Over the last two weeks, the team here at Engadget has published over a dozen reviews. That in-depth testing runs the gamut from Switch 2 controllers to repairable laptops and a new Alexa tablet to unique wireless microphones. I…

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