Asus first introduced Americans to the idea with the PadFone X, which it launched at AT&T. Now it’s expanding the line with the PadFone X Mini, a smaller version of the phone-tablet duo.

The Nexus 9 is undeniably a powerful, beautiful tablet and to top it all off, it’s running pure Android as Google intended. But will the allure of Lollipop, a killer screen, and long-lasting battery be enough to catapult the Nexus 9 into the big leagues?

Amazon’s Fire HD 6 is a bargain at $100. It looks like the kind of tablet you’d give a kid for Christmas, but it works great for anyone looking for a fun little device.

The Nvidia Shield Tablet boasts high-end specs and special gaming capabilities. It’s a powerful Android tablet with a few extras.

FitBit’s Charge is a reasonably attractive, and very useful fitness tracker with a nice, small screen.

The Withings Activité tracks your steps with incredible accuracy, monitors your sleep, and wakes you up peacefully, all while looking dead-drop gorgeous.

Android tablet fans haven’t had many high-end options. That changes with the Dell Venue 8 7000 series -- the best Android tablet we’ve ever seen.

HTC takes on Samsung with its brand-new flagship, the One M9. It’s a powerful, gorgeous phone with some very cool software features. Here’s our full review.

Innovative phones are few and far between, but the YotaPhone 2 breaks all the stereotypes with its second e-paper screen and nifty features.

The Pebble Time tries to take on Android Wear smartwatches and the Apple Watch with a revamped design and user interface. Did Pebble do enough to combat the competition?

Apple’s really gone all out with the new iPhone 6S Plus. The camera upgrade, new processor, 2GB of RAM, and 3D Touch are all key differentiators that make the iPhone 6S Plus worth considering.

Motorola has a real winner with the Moto X Style Pure Edition. This flagship-killer has all the high-end specs you’ll find on Samsung’s Galaxy S6 -- but for $200-$300 less. Here’s our full review.

Huawei’s first smartwatch is a stunner with its sharp screen and sleek look. It runs Android Wear and offers the same functions as every other Android Wear smartwatch. Read our full review for more.

HTC’s new One A9 may look like an iPhone, but it’s got Android 6.0 Marshmallow underneath it all. Is it worth the $500 price tag?

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S2 is thinner and lighter than the iPad Air 2. It may not be all metal, but it’s mighty powerful. Here’s our review of the best Samsung tablet.

Apple’s iPad Mini 4 is the best 8-inch tablet, but its older processor, stagnant spec sheet, and high price make it difficult to recommend with enthusiasm.

Huawei’s Mate 8 is a gigantic 6-inch phablet packed full of fun and useful features. Its top-of-the-line specs and superior build quality make it to die for.

Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Edge is the first major flagship of 2016, and it impresses with killer specs and super powers like water resistance and a great low-light camera. Here’s our review.

Remember the days of small phones? Apple fans sure do, and to satisfy your longing for a 4-inch iPhone, Apple introduced the iPhone SE. It’s just as powerful as the iPhone 6S, but it’s got a retro look.

HTC is back in business with the 10, its new flagship smartphone. The HTC 10 packs high-res audio, a strong camera, and fast processor into a sleek aluminum body.

Amazon’s Kindle Oasis is the slimmest, lightest, and most radical ebook reader we’ve ever used. Is it worth the $290 price tag? Read our review to find out.

Samsung’s Galaxy S7 Active is a rugged, waterproof version of its flagship smartphone, and it’s just as powerful. Here’s our full review.

Samsung’s Gear Fit 2 is better than a Fitbit in almost every way. Its design is sleek, it offers smart notifications, and it can automatically track your workouts. Here’s our review.

Samsung's Note 5 re-establishes its position as the phablet king with a brilliant stylus, plus new bells and whistles like Samsung Pay.

Lenovo’s Moto Z and Moto Z Force are great flagship phones in their own right, but the magnetic modules are very innovative. We review the two new modular phones.

Kobo’s Aura One is the best ebook reader you can buy. It’s waterproof and boasts a brand-new big screen.

Apple Watch Series 2 with Apple's new WatchOS 3 breathes new life into the leading smartwatch. It’s faster, brighter, and much more waterproof than before.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 is a mighty phablet that offers both the novelty of a dual-edged screen and the productivity of the S Pen stylus. Read our review.

Lenovo’s Yoga Book is a bold new idea: a super slim tablet with a digital keyboard and a neat stylus. Is it worth your money, or is this a good idea gone bad?

Huawei’s hip sub-brand Honor now has another impressive budget phone: the Honor 6X. It has dual cameras on the back and a sleek metal build. Here’s our review.

Apple says the iPad Pro is more than just a tablet: it’s a powerful laptop, a portable TV screen, and a beautiful canvas wrapped up in aluminum.

The Bellabeat Leaf is a gorgeous piece of smart jewelry that tracks more than just your activity and sleep quality. We’ve worn the Leaf since the first day it came out to test its powers.

Update: How does the Moto 360 (2015) stack up against the smartwatches of today, and is it still the best choice for women? Read our updated review.

The Google Pixel XL is the Android phone you’ve always wanted. It’s as gorgeous, powerful, slick, and as easily upgraded as an iPhone.