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Where the X10 Pro Omni had rotating mop pads, the rolling mop pad on the Omni C28 continuously self-cleans to…

I won’t lie to you: I hated the first digital wall calendar I tried.I tried the Hearth Display last year…

After testing smart bird feeders year-round for WIRED for almost two years, I’ve discovered many things I don’t like: models…

Local Hub: Manufacturers like Eufy and TP-Link offer smart hubs that link wirelessly to their security cameras and offer expandable…

The app also includes access to two scheduled operational modes for those who would like to leave the robot in…

Gardyn Home 4.0 (read our full review here) had one of the easiest assemblies and setups out of the box…

I’ve tested every major Sonos product, from the ancient Play:1 and Play:5 to the latest Era 100, Era 300 speakers,…

If you were looking for the spaceship of smart beds, Tempur-Pedic’s Tempur-ActiveBreeze comes pretty dang close. This is a true…

Ultimately, these lights can do a lot. They can double as a sound machine, help you wake up and fall…

Cable ties are ideal for keeping multiple cables bound together and making them easier to manage. You probably have a…

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There’s also the risk that footage falls into the wrong hands and ends up enabling politically-motivated investigations, police harassment, or…

Kidde has become the best-known name in the world of smart smoke detectors—a relatively low bar given how few people…

Once Alexa+ is active, go into the notebook you want to share and tap the share icon in the upper-right…

Sleep tech only seems to be getting more pervasive, permanent, and pricey. One day, you start checking your sleep rings…

Compare Our PicksOthers We TestedPhotograph: Kat MerckEls Pet Orbitie for $290: This is one of the least expensive automatic litter…