As a demanding reminder, even if it feels like a decade has passed since December 2024, we have managed to get into trouble in the three months of 2025. This is an awkward time to love technology. As consumers and the world's largest tech companies fight over the impact of Trump's tariffs on supply chains. At least, we found that several new products for 2025 have arrived. AMD started with its reaction to NVIDIA's mid-range GPU, and Apple once again caught our attention with its MacBook Air M4 and New Mac Studio.
But Id did indeed bring illness in March. This month was supposed to give us a complete introduction to the Google Pixel 9A, as well as help with gaming laptops with the latest NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPU. However, there are a lot of delays. Now we have to sit in our hands and wait for Google’s latest phones and our most anticipated laptops, as well as the Nothing 3a Pro’s devices, and (reportedly) NVIDIA’s RTX 5060 and 5060 TI. With more mobile gaming platforms in April, including the full reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2, next month will be shaped into one of the most influential people in the tech world in recent memory.
We have long committed to us to the exoskeleton revolution. While the Hypershell X won't let you throw a car or jump 20 feet in the air, it actually does make leg workouts easier. The device detects when the legs are moved and then assists with movement with a built-in motor. In our tests, we found that it helps with three-hour hikes, which makes us one-third of the fatigue as we don’t have it. The Hypershell Pro X model also has an amazing battery life, keeping up even when moving for a few hours.
Folding boards have not yet found their place in today's crowded U.S. smartphone market, but Oppo found that N5 has come up with a strong case where U.S. folding agents need to catch up. The N5 was found to be larger than Samsung and Google's products, and the startup was thinner. The device could not be sold in North America at that time. Our next best hope for getting a device like the Find N5 is to wait for OnePlus. The company is owned by the same group and Oppo.
The MacBook Air is still one of the best laptops, just as it has been since the advent of the M1 chip. The new version comes with a “sky blue” color and looks more like a cloudy day than a sunny sky, but it also starts at its lowest ever price for $1,000. To do this, you get strong performance from the M3 MacBook Air. It has especially powerful graphics performance and can be used to step on the pedal with the M4's MacBook Pro 14 in our benchmarks. At this point, the MacBook Air M4 is very close to perfection, and it only needs a new display to become our most popular laptop.
Now, one of the best gaming laptops is now smaller (and more expensive) than ever before. The 2025 Razer Blade 16 includes the highest-end Nvidia Geforce RT 5090, so you already know that performance will be all-round stable. It also packs a 2560 x 1600 OLED display to showcase all the beautiful graphics in all the most biblical titles. While it doesn't have battery life as a full-day battery life, on GO devices, the thinner design is a benefit for those who want to put the razor 16 in their bag and feel they don't feel like they are around a 5-pound brick.
For carry-on pill speakers, the JBL Charge 6 is leading the way with its sized audio quality. We found that its audio quality is much higher than previous charge iteration rates, with both its solid highs and its normal bass. JBL's small speakers are still durable and still have enough juice to last long listening. If you have two on hand, you can combine them with a party on JBL portable features to promote some stereo audio.
When Nvidia effectively monopolizes the high-end graphics card market, AMD has to emerge and provide reasons for low-end, cheaper GPUs. In the case of the Radeon RX 9070 XT, the company successfully gained space. Graphics cards meet or beat the performance of the NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 5070 TI, and retail price is reduced by $150. The new FSR 4 upgrade model is unique, and the Radeon RX 9070 also provides a solid performance improvement without sacrificing too much visual quality. Sure, you're lucky to get the RX 9070 XT for $600 (even find it), but it's still cheaper than Nvidia's equivalent.
