Top-rated reviews of the week (pictures)

We love the latest Razer gaming laptop, and the latest addictive, easy-to-learn, so-hard-to-master game is here for iOS and Android.

But CNET's highest-rated product this week convinced even a professional remote-control snob that this is something you need...

The Xbox One Media Remote is a must-have accessory that makes it much easier to accept a gaming console as the hub of your living room. Read the review.

Fast and massive, the Seagate Backup Plus Desktop hard drive is an excellent backup drive for any USB 3.0-enabled computer or server. Read the review.

Razer's newest gaming laptop, the 2014 Blade 14, trades ultralong battery life for a fantastic screen and even better graphics. It's a trade worth making: this is the best Razer gaming laptop, and the best thin gaming PC anywhere. Read the review.

The Tylt Energi 10K's beefy capacity, simple design, and a great price make it an excellent choice for anyone needing power on the go. Read the review.

Several customization options make Adobe Voice for iPad an excellent free download for creating quick presentations for just about anything. Read the review.

The Boston Acoustics TVee One is a natural-sounding upgrade to your current TV's sound that costs considerably less than its competitors. Read the full review.

Outside of some design quibbles, the Nikon Coolpix S9700 puts big zoom power and nice photo quality (snugly) in your pocket. Read the review.

The iSimple BluClik is an easy way enhance safety and keep hands on the wheel by adding simple media controls to vehicles without standard steering-wheel buttons. Read the review.

Piano Tiles (iOS), aka Don't Tap the White Tile (Android), is the perfect mix of simplicity and addictive gameplay that's easy to learn, but makes it incredibly challenging to get high scores. Read the review.