April 24th, 2021
Engadget
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Reviewing tech products can be an interesting gig sometimes you get to test out gadgets you might never think of purchasing yourself, like Sony’s $6,500, professional-grade A1. Steve Dent spent some time with the shooter and deemed it the alpha of mirrorless cameras. Other times, you get to review products that convince you of a company’s prowess, like the new ASUS Zephyrus G15, which Devindra Hardawar said offered practically everything he wanted in a gaming laptop. But every once in a while, you get a product that is so far off the mark that you must caution potential buyers like the OnePlus Watch, which Cherlynn Low found mediocre at best.
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