Sarah Lord

2 weeks ago | uk.pcmag.com | Sarah Lord

Price and StorageThe standard Kindle is Amazon's more affordable ereader. It has a six-inch display and 16GB of storage for $109.99. You can remove the lock screen ads for an additional $20. It's as cheap and as simple as it gets. The Kindle Paperwhite increases the display to seven inches but keeps the storage the same at 16GB for $159.99. Once again, you can pay $20 to remove the lock screen ads.

2 weeks ago | pcmag.com | Sarah Lord

The Motorola Moto G Stylus 5G is back, and ready to thrill stylus lovers. The 2025 version of the company’s stylus-wielding phone focuses on improvements across the board, with more AI features, a better camera module, a more visible display, and enhanced writing and drawing capabilities – all while maintaining its $399.99 price. (Credit: Motorola )The phone runs a Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 processor, an upgrade over the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 in last year’s model.

3 weeks ago | uk.pcmag.com | Sarah Lord

The Onyx Boox Go 10.3 ($409.99) is a large-screen E Ink tablet that comes with a stylus and offers a robust notebook app, a smooth handwriting experience, and excellent annotation capabilities on multiple file formats. Additionally, it has access to the Google Play Store, which allows you to download third-party reading apps such as Kindle and Libby. Unfortunately, the Boox Go 10.3 doesn’t have a front light, so you’ll need to make sure you’re near a lamp when using it at night.

3 weeks ago | uk.pcmag.com | Sarah Lord

T-Mobile 5G Home Internet uses the signals from nearby 5G cell towers, rather than physical cables or optical fiber, to deliver internet connectivity to your home. This makes it a good alternative to cable or fiber if you live in an area with limited wired buildouts from local internet service providers. In addition, T-Mobile 5G Home Internet doesn't make you sign a long-term contract, requires minimal equipment, and delivers speeds good enough for light to moderate use.

1 month ago | uk.pcmag.com | Sarah Lord

The $149.99 HMD Vibe is one of the more affordable phones we've tested recently. It has a large screen and splash protection, but it lacks 5G, has mediocre performance and battery life, and runs an outdated version of Android with no promise of updates. We highly recommend spending $50 more on the Samsung Galaxy A16 5G ($199.99) for its better screen, better cameras, better battery life, 5G support, and long-term commitment from Samsung, earning it our Editors' Choice award for affordable phones.