Computers

If you need a family computer or want to cut down on cords in a home office, an all-in-one computer like Apple’s iMac is worth buying.

Two-factor authentication is critical to securing your online accounts, and Duo Mobile offers the best combination of security, accessibility, and ease of use.

We researched and tested cheap monitors and found options that are good enough for most people.

We researched and tested more than a dozen monitor arms and stands to find the best options to raise your screen and free up space on your desk.

If you’re a video-editing pro or love to watch high-res movies, the best 4K monitor is the Dell UltraSharp U2723QE.

A compact mechanical keyboard takes up less space on a desk than a regular one—but you might need to be prepared to give up some keys in return.

If you spend a lot of time typing, a mechanical keyboard can be a great quality-of-life improvement. We have recommendations for just about every budget.

The Pioneer DJ DM-50D-BT is the best-sounding pair of computer speakers we’ve heard in the $200 price range.

If you’re looking for a secondary monitor to pair with a laptop, the 24-inch Asus ProArt PA248CRV is a great option that won’t hurt your wallet.

Photographers and video editors on the go need a powerful laptop with good battery life, and the 16-inch MacBook Pro is almost always the best tool for the job.

Gaming laptops can be expensive, but you don’t have to pay thousands to get great performance.

The best wireless keyboards are comfortable, reliable, and a joy to type on, whether you want a compact option like the Logitech K380 or something full-size.

We’ve spent thousands of hours typing on keyboards of all kinds to help you find a comfortable, satisfying option that fits your needs and budget.

If most of your work happens in a web browser, a Chromebook is a great option for computing on the go. We have recommendations for every budget.

Email unsubscribe tools promise to eliminate unwanted emails, but our testing shows they rarely deliver. You’re better off making inbox rules yourself.

Ergonomic keyboards can make typing more comfortable. The Logitech Wave Keys is the best one you can buy.

A mini PC can be a great option for a home office or remote learning, whether you’re working on spreadsheets or tackling professional photo-editing tasks.

If you need to get work done on the go, our portable monitor pick is an excellent second screen.

Drawing tablets are nearly indispensable for creating art on a PC or laptop, and models such as the Huion Inspiroy 2 M are great for beginners and veteran artists alike.

Ultrawide monitors are appealing for viewing documents or browser windows side by side, and they make video games more immersive.

An ultrabook is likely to be the best laptop for most people, but business laptops hold up to travel and frequent use thanks to their repairability.

If you’re looking for a convenient, comfortable, and long-lasting wireless mouse, the Logitech M720 Triathlon Multi-Device is the best choice, assuming you’re right-handed.

If you’re on a budget, these are the best cheap Windows laptops and Chromebooks we recommend after extensive research and hands-on testing.

If you’re looking for a laptop, you probably should get an ultrabook—and we have recommendations in just about every price range.

We’ve spent hundreds of hours researching and testing monitors of all shapes and sizes to find the best one for any need (or budget).

Most keyboards suck. Upgrading to a mechanical one might be the right move. Here’s how to find the perfect mechanical keyboard for your needs.

Every keyboard can play games, but not all of them have the features that gamers want. We’ve found wired and wireless options that can keep you competitive.

Apple Voice Control and Nuance Dragon Home 15 are the best dictation tools we’ve tested, though both struggle with some accents and speech impediments.

We’ve found the best cables and adapters for connecting USB-C to HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, and VGA so you can use your computer with the video display you prefer.

While Cable Matters’s USB-C to USB-C Charging Cable is our favorite USB-C option, we also have recommendations for almost every need you could imagine.

If you’re unsatisfied with the camera that’s built into your computer—or if it doesn’t have one—the Logitech Brio 505 is your best option for sharp Zoom calls.

Dust, skin particles, and hand oils will eventually accumulate on a keyboard and mouse. Here’s how we clean them.

Apple announced it is transitioning new Macs from Intel processors to its own Apple silicon. We have advice for when—or if—you should buy a new Mac.

For those who have the desk space, 27-inch monitors hit the sweet spot of screen size and resolution, and we have recommendations for almost every scenario.

Major stores and manufacturers sell refurbished, refreshed, and used laptops and desktops that sometimes perform as well as new ones, but for much lower prices.

If you have an older computer that feels too slow to get anything done, these tips may keep it out of a recycling center for a little longer.