It's been a December to remember. This month, we're getting some solid gaming towers from Birth of the PC and repeat performances of MSI Claw mobile phone That redeems a lot of the things we didn't like about previous generations. We've also completed our long-term review of Google. Pixel Watch 3It was so popular that I bought the 45mm version and so did we. Check out the clock That can help in rolling the dice.
There are lazy people too. They did not make this conclusion. But they still get Samsung's acclaim. Galaxy Chromebook Plus It's light as a feather, but the gorgeous AMOLED display falters when limited to a 60Hz refresh rate, and on a laptop that recommends you stream games with it, Acer has also shown that it can create a beautiful OLED display. for their laptops Swift 16 AI If the entire package has no digits, no plus a PSA for smart ring wearersEspecially those who may have received a Samsung Galaxy Ring for Christmas and are wondering about its durability.
Next month CES 2025– We're collecting stories about what the industry hopes will position it next and new. Because artificial intelligence permeates everything. So it will be mostly related to that as a selling point.– It's also a good time to make some adjustments if you're trying to upgrade your home entertainment setup. Because TVs and all the new smart home technology are no longer in use. And don't forget the weird stuff, e.g. Laptop that rolls up and unfolds to give you more screen space Expect next month's recap to be full of things. As we head towards the winter thaw
In the long-term review update I'm finally giving the Pixel Watch 3 the full rating it deserves. This is worth the trade-off if you're still undecided on whether or not to get the Pixel Watch. It comes in two screen sizes, large (41mm) and larger (45mm). .) and offers better battery life and health tracking than the first two models. It's still not a perfect watch, for example, and unlike the Apple Watch ecosystem, Google's proprietary band connections make it difficult to find a neat piece to swap in and out. But this is the best smartwatch in the Android ecosystem, even if you don't use a Fitbit.
This is not a full review, however. It's been a big hit with Gizmodo's recommendations this month.– Kyle took the Timestop D-20 to PAX Unplugged and it quickly became his “2024 Gaming Device of the Year.” It tells the time and pretends to roll dice. It's cool, comfortable, and designed with RPGs and board games in mind. The watch might not be recognized as a dice in modern RPGs, but you don't have to charge it every night like a smartwatch would.
The Origin PC Neuron 3500X is a solid gaming machine with high-end features. The quiet fans provide excellent airflow, and the RGB lighting makes the case look like a fish tank from the '90s. But it is also more durable. This case tends to bend. And the panels came off like an uninspected piece of Boeing fuselage. Everything about this PC is solid.
AI is everywhere. Even in the name of the second generation portable gaming console, MSI's Claw 8 AI+ is a revamped version of Claw said.which is good, Although it may be so. Much better The new handheld promises better performance for demanding and casual games on a larger screen than competitors like the Steam Deck and Asus ROG Ally, although battery life is good. But the software could use some polish. Overall, the direction MSI is heading in with its gaming mobile devices is more promising than the last.
We didn't expect Bowers & Wilkins to produce a gear-worthy list this month. But the Pi8 wireless headphones we reviewed are the best Sherri has heard all year. They're small, easy to store, and offer great sound quality for music and podcasts. It's also easier to use than most third-party headphones on the market. And they fit a surprisingly wide range of ear canals.