The pick for most people who want the strongest all-round mix of noise cancelling, detailed sound and app features in an over-ear pair. Reviewers generally rate Bose's QC Ultra (2nd Gen) as more comfortable for long sessions, and wired listening is limited to a 3.5 mm cable rather than USB-C audio.
The strongest noise-cancelling earbud for Android owners, with sound quality that reviewers praise consistently and full LDAC support. Fit is the main caveat: several reviewers note the larger shape can be hard to keep secure in smaller ears.
The default console for most PlayStation players: the full exclusive library, 4K output and a disc drive for physical games. Players with a large 4K TV who want sharper, steadier frame rates in supported games should look at the PS5 Pro instead.
The best-performing PlayStation for players with a large 4K TV, delivering sharper images and steadier frame rates in Pro Enhanced games. Gains vary a lot by title, and reviewers agree it is hard to justify as an upgrade from a standard PS5.
The only first-party PS5 controller with back buttons and replaceable sticks, worth it for competitive players who want custom profiles. Battery life is shorter than the standard DualSense, and the sticks are still conventional potentiometer designs rather than Hall effect.