Reviews

Seven months of meetings. The 3-microphone array sounded clearer than our Poly comparison, the busylight worked, and the battery survived a full week.

Eight months of cartridge-free printing. 0.3 cents per mono page, 0.9 cents color, and the included ink lasted us 6,800 pages before the first refill.

After 8 months of college use, the Mead Five Star spiral notebook is the standard college-ruled notebook every student should buy.

After 12 months in a home office, the Brother MFC-L3770CDW Color Laser printer is the Wi-Fi color laser printer for serious home office users.

Nine months at one desk. 18 ports, dual 4K 60 Hz across DisplayPort and Thunderbolt, 98W to a MacBook Pro 16, and a 2.5 Gbps Ethernet jack that hit 2.36 Gbps.

Five months of meetings. The dual omnidirectional mics held up in a quiet home office, the 18-hour battery covered three workdays, and the build does not.

Six months in three carry-ons. Quiet clicks, 8000 DPI sensor that worked on a glass coffee table, and a battery that survived a transatlantic week.

Seven months of mixed printing. 19 PPM color, ADF scanning that worked, and HP+ ink supply that took the cartridge anxiety out of the equation.

Eight months of office printing. 32 pages per minute under load, 700 sheets between paper refills, and a starter toner that lasted 14 weeks of normal use.

Six months of testing. Three-level ANC actually worked, the boom mic survived a coffee-shop test, and the leather earpads stayed cool past 4 hours.