James Holland

The Edifier MR4 are powered bookshelf speakers that make a nice addition to any computer setup thanks to their fantastic sound and reasonable price, though their low-end is a bit underwhelming.

The Bissell SpinWave R5 does a great job cleaning and mopping, though its smart functionalities have a few flaws.

The House of Marley Together Duo can cover a lot of different audio duties. But, they come with some flaws including a somewhat muddy sound quality.

The JBL Endurance Peak II are incredibly secure with decent sound and come with a price that won’t make you break out in a sweat. Of course, that affordable price tag comes with a few compromises.

The Mojo Gamer Pro offers excellent sit-to-stand functionality, great cable management, and durability that will last.

It might be cheap, but the Cooler Master MM311 is also mighty, thanks to its superb performance and ambidextrous design.

The AKG Ara is not only budget-friendly but sounds good and is plug-and-play. The only thing it’s really missing is gain control.

The Vigilant Audio SwitchOne are small bookshelf-style computer speakers with an outsized sound. And though they come with a somewhat high price tag, they’re worth the cost.

While the Panasonic Arc6 might be pricey, it delivers a smooth shave and makes cleanup super easy.

Not only does the Shokz OpenComm UC have a barely-there comfort to it, but the mic quality is very good. If only listening at louder volumes wasn’t an uneasy experience.

It might be heavy, but the TurboAnt V8’s dual batteries and powerful motor make it an ideal e-scooter for long commutes.

Not only do the Fluance Ai41 sound great, but they also offer oodles of connectivity for not a lot of money.