Amazon’s first phone flopped hard, losing millions despite unique features like 3D tracking and a dedicated shopping button. Now, with rumors of a new AI phone, the same mistakes might be happening again.

Fake Galaxy S26 Ultra phones are getting more convincing, but they’re still easy to spot if you know what to look for. Here’s everything you need to know before you get scammed.

Fake phones used to be easy to laugh at, but this fake Galaxy S26 Ultra shows how quickly they’re improving. We unbox it, compare it to the fake S25 Ultra, tear both down, test the cameras, and uncover the real hardware hiding behind the spoofed specs.

Samsung added a new Horizontal Lock option to Super Steady on the Galaxy S26 series, so we put it head-to-head with the iPhone 17 Pro’s Action Mode to see which phone handles motion better.

The Nothing Headphones (a) may not look the best, but with 135-hour battery life, deep customization, and surprisingly good sound, they stand out more than expected.

This MagSafe accessory looks like a simple hub, but inside is 2TB of storage, a cooling fan, and full cross-platform support. It might be the most powerful phone accessory yet.

Stacking a $10 privacy screen on the Galaxy S26 Ultra sounds like overkill… and it is. The display becomes nearly unusable, but the privacy? That part works a little too well.

iPhone adhesive might seem like a small detail, but it plays a huge role in water resistance. We tested OEM vs aftermarket options to see if the price difference actually matters.

What happens if you keep stacking screen protectors on your iPhone? We tested it, and the results get weird fast.

This isn’t a normal MagSafe mount. It uses motorized suction to lock onto surfaces so tightly, you need a button just to remove it.

Same price, two completely different devices. The iPad Air M4 looks better on paper, but the MacBook Neo still wins where it counts.

A square-shaped phone with a flipping camera, sapphire glass, and “free data” sounds wild. The Ikko Mind One Pro is exactly that, but there’s more to the story.

A $100 broken iPhone, a $520 motherboard, and a risky repair. Here’s what happened and whether flipping it was worth it.

Stolen Device Protection is now on by default in iOS 26.4. It boosts security, but it also introduces serious limitations for repairs, testing, and recovery.

This weird little Apple accessory looks harmless, but it connects to a hidden port on certain Apple Watches and can help restore software. It is one of those rare tools that feels like it escaped straight out of Apple’s internal repair world.

This budget keyboard case might look goofy, but it actually does a few things better than more expensive options.

The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro looks incredible with its aluminum design and signature glyph style, but one key feature is missing that might be a dealbreaker.

Apple’s new M4 iPad Air looks familiar on the outside, but inside there are some important changes. We opened it up to see what actually improved and what still needs work.

Apple’s budget iPhones often reuse parts from previous generations, but we wanted to see how far that goes. Could an iPhone 16e motherboard actually run inside the newer 17e?

Maintenance Mode is supposed to protect your data during phone repairs. But on devices like the Galaxy Z Flip 6, a broken inner screen can completely block access to the feature.