Reviews Rate the $649 PS5 Highest of Six Consoles
Eighteen scores from four outlets. Reviewers split most over the Switch 2, and the cheapest Xbox now lists at $499.99.
Every one sourced, dated and kept current.
Eighteen scores from four outlets. Reviewers split most over the Switch 2, and the cheapest Xbox now lists at $499.99.
Twenty-two published scores from five outlets, read 12 October. The Pixel 11 split its reviewers by three points.
Eighteen review scores from eight outlets, all read on 12 October. Six laptops land within half a point, so pick by size and price.
Fifteen scores from nine outlets, read 12 October. The top indoor camera suits Apple Home; Ring’s pan-tilt cam splits its reviewers.
A $129.99 pair averages exactly what a $299 pair averages. What that says about star ratings is the useful part.

Every ereader here with a current price costs more than at launch, unchanged. Amazon has now announced successors to both Kindles.
The iPad Air still leads. The cheap OnePlus that outscored a $1,299.99 Galaxy Tab is no longer sold by OnePlus in the US.
A $169.99 watch averages exactly what the $799 Apple Watch averages. That is the finding, and it decides more of this than the specs do.
Seven outlets scored Dyson’s first robot mop and it averages lowest here — and the category’s best-known name, Roomba, is not listed at all.
A flagship and a budget bar tie on score, and Sony’s store no longer offers the budget one. On music, the scores and verdicts disagree.

Fifteen scores from three outlets, all read in October. Three JBLs drew identical marks, and the Charge 6 now trails the cheaper Flip 7.

Four outlets, five sets: the newer LG and Hisense both average below the models they replace, and the size you buy can change the panel.
Four machines the reviewers actually agree are good, sorted by what you want one for — and the one place they fall out.
Four pairs worth buying, sorted by what you care about most — and why the two at the top both owe it to the same reviewer.
Fifteen review scores from six outlets, all re-read in October. The cheapest machine is the one they agree about most.
Twenty-nine published scores for three machines: two a tenth of a point apart at the top, and one that reviewers split over like no other.
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