Pros
- Giant, attractive screen
- Ample battery life
- Low price
Cons
- Slow
- Middling camera
- Low storage
Bottom Line
The Ascend Mate tops them all for screen size and battery life, but it's a budget phone on the inside.
Pros
- Attractive aluminum design
- Slick tablet transformation
- Smooth and clean operating system
Cons
- Some new bundled apps are buggy
- Thick screen bezel
- Dynamic Display not fully compatible
Bottom Line
The PadFone Infinity is almost everything that we had hoped for since the previous model, only to be hindered by some of its buggy new apps.
Pros
- Lovely 1080p IPS display
- Comfortable keyboard
- Fast boot-up, resume times
- Keyboard dock has a spare battery, hard drive
Cons
- Heavy for a 13-inch touchscreen Ultrabook
- Launching with a year-old CPU
Bottom Line
The Transformer Book was an innovative concept when it was first announced a year ago. But now that it's finally shipping with old components, you're better off waiting for a possible Haswell refresh.
Pros
- Gorgeous design
- Camera does very well in low light
- Powerful quad-core Snapdragon 600 chip
- Stunning 4.7-inch, 1080p display
Cons
- A few aspects of the Sense 5 UI feel like a step backward
- T-Mobile's bloatware is uninstallable
Bottom Line
One of the best smartphones you can buy on T-Mobile right now.
Pros
- Gives the 3DS XL dual-analog controls
- Comfortable
- Easy to use
Cons
- Blocks game card slot, WiFi and stylus
- Requires AAA battery
- Extremely bulky
Bottom Line
The 3DS XL Circle Pad Pro gives you an extra analog stick when you need it, but its poor design can be frustrating.
Pros
- Brilliant, 2,560 x 1,440 screen
- Comfortable keyboard
- Generous warranty, software package
- Fast boot-up
Cons
- Exceptionally loud fan
- Limited viewing angles
- Expensive, touchscreen not standard
Bottom Line
The Kirabook is Toshiba's best ultraportable to date, but it's still not quite good enough -- at least not at this price.
Pros
- Well-built, attractive design
- Good all-around camera performance
- Capable performer
Cons
- Underwhelming display
- Only 8GB of internal storage
- Terrible WiFi range
Bottom Line
An understated, but good-looking LTE device that delivers outstanding performance at a fair price.
Pros
- Gorgeous, durable design
- Bright IPS display
- Useful accessories, including a case with a spare battery
Cons
- Sluggish performance
- Middling battery life
- Expensive compared to other business tablets
Bottom Line
The ElitePad 900 is a well-made tablet with a lovely display and lots of business-friendly security features. But sluggish performance and mediocre battery life dampen our enthusiasm.
Pros
- Powerful processor
- Gorgeous 1080p display
- Solid build quality
Cons
- Disappointing battery life
- Confusing Android skin
Bottom Line
Its winning mix of size, specs and price makes the LG Optimus G Pro a smart buy for AT&T; customers seeking a Note II alternative.
Pros
- Exynos 5410 chip performs well
- Comes SIM-unlocked, with no carrier influence or bloatware
Cons
- Only quad-band HSPA+ and no LTE
- Battery life is decent, not quite as good as Snapdragon GS4
- OS takes huge chunk of onboard storage
Bottom Line
The Exynos-powered GS4 is just as excellent as the Snapdragon 600 variant, with slightly better performance. However, the lack of LTE will be a dealbreaker for some.
Pros
- Wireless syncing over Bluetooth 4.0
- Convenient, simple LED display
- Competitively priced
- Clean, attractive design with multiple color options
Cons
- Sleep tracking is inconsistent at best
- Database of nutritional data is disappointing
Bottom Line
The Flex offers all the features you'd desire most in a fitness tracker while also being more attractive and more affordable than its competitors.
Pros
- Good performance, fast boot-up
- Improved keyboard
- Attractive design
- 1080p display and NFC come standard
- Webcam performs well in low light
Cons
- Short battery life
- Narrow viewing angles
- Heavy compared to some competing models
Bottom Line
The Fit 15 combines a pretty design with impressive specs, solid performance and an improved keyboard.
Pros
- DLNA, iTunes, browser and apps access
- Backs up your Facebook content automatically
- Doesn't cost much more than a hard drive
Cons
- iOS Seagate Media app can be sluggish
- iTunes sharing only works with music
Bottom Line
A compelling solution for centralized media sharing and network backup, and at a fair price, too.
Pros
- Amazing potential
- Easy Hangouts
- Surprisingly comfortable
Cons
- Short battery life
- Camera suffers in low light
- Privacy concerns
Bottom Line
Google's Glass is a fascinating innovation and has more potential than any new device category we've seen in years. But, it's very early days and its cost makes it an impossibility for most.
Pros
- Comfortable keyboard
- Epic battery life
- Versatile, well-crafted design
- Wide viewing angles
Cons
- Sluggish performance
- It's a Windows laptop that doesn't run x86 apps
Bottom Line
We love the Yoga 11 for its keyboard, display and long battery life, but it might have more use if it were running full Windows 8.