While I personally tend to gravitate toward lighter ebikes with stealthy motor systems, these tend to have weaker motors and drive up the price. Sometimes you just want a powerful electric bike that won’t break the bank — but that also doesn’t make huge sacrifices on quality. For that, theLectric XP 2.0has you covered. Lectrichas taken the American ebike market by storm since its launch in 2019. The company only really sells one ebike, the folding Lectric XP, but it comes in standard and step-through frames for those who’d prefer a lower standover height (I tested the latter)....

Review: The Logitech G Pro X Wireless headset is good for gamers, but not perfect The good I’ll start with this upfront: the headset is really good. I enjoyed using it very much and I had no complaints most of the time it was on my head. I appreciated that it was easy to use on all three of my gaming devices, and how consistent it was every time. The sound quality in general was excellent....

I like working out, but I don’t like the gym. Even before the pandemic made the idea of being stuck in a closed room with sweaty strangersparticularlyegregious, being stuck in a closed room with sweaty strangers was still not my jam. In an ideal world, I’d be happy with nothing more than a power rack, a bench, a barbell, and some plates. That’s all I really need. But in a not-ideal small NYC apartment, finding a compact gym system that could actually provide a decent load and that didn’t need to be mounted on a wall has long been a struggle....

The much-anticipatedNemesisexpansion forStellarislaunches tomorrow alongside the game’s free 3.0 patch. I managed to get my hands on a review copy so I could “be the crisis,” and I have some early impressions. First things first:Nemesisis primarily an end-game enhancing DLC. But its accompanying free update has a little something for everyone including much-needed improvements to early game scenarios such as making first contact with alien species and a wonderfully-implemented version ofEuropa Universalis IV’sespionage system....

Review: The OnePlus Band packs essential features, but lacks stamina Design and features At first look, the OnePlus Band looks like a cousin of FitBit Charge. It has a square fob with a 1.1-inch AMOLED display and a silicone rubber band with liner markings. The band comes with an optical heart rate sensor and 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope to track your movements. Plus, there’s an optical blood oxygen sensor to measure your SPO2 levels and track sleep....