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Best of TechHive Oct 04, 2018 Sony WH-1000XM3 wireless headphones review: The epitome of effective active noise cancellation Sony's third-generation noise cancelling headphones surpass Bose's QuietComfort 35 II in every way. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Making sense of 4K HDR streaming devices • Vizio P65-F1 4K UHD TV review: Vizio's P-Series deliver good brightness and HDR, but image glitches remain • iMovR ZipLift Patriot standing desk review: Great build quality, but no motor and monitor support costs extra • Marshall Kilburn II Bluetooth speaker review: Great sound and nostalgic design • The Fire TV Stick 4K fixes Amazon's remote problem • Razer gets into networking with Sila, a $250 router built for wireless gaming that doesn't suck • Oreck Cordless Vacuum with POD Technology review: This vacuum offers dust-free disposal • NFL without cable: A cord-cutter's guide for the 2018 pro football season • Best smart speakers: Which deliver the best combination of digital assistant and audio performance? • Wisenet SmartCam N2 review: Solid facial detection tops this security camera's list of features • Tivoli Audio Andiamo Bluetooth speaker review: Great looks, upscale performance, primo price Making sense of 4K HDR streaming devices Buying a 4K HDR streaming device in 2018? Here's what you need to know. Read More ▶ Vizio P65-F1 4K UHD TV review: Vizio's P-Series deliver good brightness and HDR, but image glitches remain This smart TV shines with HDR, but Vizio's new array backlighting is more prone to artifacts and there are holdover processing glitches from last year. Read More ▶ iMovR ZipLift Patriot standing desk review: Great build quality, but no motor and monitor support costs extra The robust construction, large surface area, and tilting keyboard tray are great, but you'll miss the easy precision a motor can offer. Read More ▶ Marshall Kilburn II Bluetooth speaker review: Great sound and nostalgic design You'll pay extra for the branding, but this is a strong and well-designed speaker, even it it isn't built by the company famous for its "Marshall stack." Read More ▶ The Fire TV Stick 4K fixes Amazon's remote problem Amazon's new Fire TV Stick 4K costs just $50 and adds TV controls to the remote. Read More ▶ Razer gets into networking with Sila, a $250 router built for wireless gaming that doesn't suck The Razer Sila is loaded with smart software that prioritizes gaming bandwidth, even over Wi-Fi. Read More ▶ Oreck Cordless Vacuum with POD Technology review: This vacuum offers dust-free disposal A unique self-sealing pod prevents dirt and dust from escaping into the air when you empty the vacuum's dustbin. Read More ▶ NFL without cable: A cord-cutter's guide for the 2018 pro football season Whether you've cut the cord or are sticking with cable, our guide will show you all the ways you can watch America's favorite sport on TV, including Monday Night Football and NFL RedZone. Read More ▶ Best smart speakers: Which deliver the best combination of digital assistant and audio performance? With models based on Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana, and others to come, we'll help you find just the right model for you. Read More ▶ Wisenet SmartCam N2 review: Solid facial detection tops this security camera's list of features This home security camera makes it easy to monitor everything from kids to elderly parents. Read More ▶ Tivoli Audio Andiamo Bluetooth speaker review: Great looks, upscale performance, primo price In a market stuffed with me-too products, Tivoli breaks through with a speaker that yells "Look at me!" Read More ▶

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