Top-rated reviews of the week (pictures)
This week our editors were busy reviewing an Editors' Choice-winning low-price monitor, the 2012 BMW 335i, a solid ultrabook from Toshiba, and a mat that can cool down even heavy desktop-replacement laptops.
GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit
GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit
The GoPro Wi-Fi BacPac + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit includes everything you need to upgrade your GoPro camera for fully wireless operation. Read the review.
Asus PA248Q
Asus PA248Q
The Asus PA248Q is a low-price IPS monitor that doesn't skimp on performance or features. We gave it an Editors' Choice Award. Read the review.
2012 BMW 335i
2012 BMW 335i
This example of a 2012 BMW 335i makes for an acceptable commuter car with some very advanced cabin tech features and good fuel economy, but a few different choices could turn it back into an ultimate driving machine. Read the review.
Olympus M.Zuiko 75mm f1.8
Olympus M.Zuiko 75mm f1.8
A bright, fast lens with a high-end build, the Olympus M.Zuiko 75mm f1.8 is a great option for portrait photographers shooting with Micro Four Thirds cameras. Read the review.
Think Tank Retrospective 7
Think Tank Retrospective 7
For iPad-toting photographers looking for a simple compact shoulder bag, definitely put the Think Tank Retrospective 7 on your short list. Read the review.
Samsung Galaxy Note
Samsung Galaxy Note
With its huge screen and throwback stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note with Android 4.0 is a polarizing smartphone that winks at tablet territory. Those who like their screens extra-large will find a top-notch device that lets multimedia shine. The S Pen adds some artistic potential, but for some, the phone will simply be too big. Read the review.
Samsung SyncMaster S27B750
Samsung SyncMaster S27B750
The Samsung SyncMaster S27B750 offers a giant coffer's worth of features and sports a beautiful design, but its performance was underwhelming. Read the review.
Toshiba Satellite U845
Toshiba Satellite U845
A clean-looking design, backlit keyboard, good battery life, and no shortage of ports make the Toshiba Satellite U845 a solid ultrabook. Read the review.
Vizio Thin+Light CT14
Vizio Thin+Light CT14
Taking a bold step into the PC market, the Vizio Thin+Light CT14 is a fresh take on the 14-inch ultrabook, held back by some first-gen jitters. Read the review.
Panasonic RP-HT21
Panasonic RP-HT21
As far as really inexpensive headphones go, you're not going to do too much better than the Panasonic RP-HT21s. Read the review.
Gateway SX2870-UR10P
Gateway SX2870-UR10P
Budget desktops might not be all that exciting, but the Gateway SX2870-UR10P slim tower shows that you can still find a worthwhile day-to-day PC for under $500. Read the review.
Brother MFC-7860DW
Brother MFC-7860DW
The Brother MFC-7860DW and its autodocument feeder, wireless connectivity, and simple installation make it an apt match for small businesses with moderate printing needs. Read the review.
Targus Space Saving Lap Chill Mat
Targus Space Saving Lap Chill Mat
Most laptop stands either are too big to carry, or only support smaller notebooks. The Targus Space Saving Lap Chill Mat packs down nearly flat, and can also support 17-inch desktop-replacement laptops. Read the review.
Nintendo 3DS XL
Nintendo 3DS XL
The supersize Nintendo 3DS XL is a solid portable gaming device, but its thin game library keeps it from being a must-buy for existing 3DS owners and newcomers alike. Read the review.
Samsung WB850F
Samsung WB850F
The Samsung WB850F is a feature-packed compact megazoom with a versatile lens, very good picture quality, and excellent Wi-Fi capabilities. Read the review.