Laptops, peripherals, wearables & smart home devices — tested for everyday use.

GMKtec's K12 serves home AI and server use; of the mini PCs compared for Canada, only it takes three M.2 drives. Speed is near the K11's.

The Defender 4G Frontier is an easy pick for cabins, farms and job sites with no Wi-Fi, and it ran on Canadian LTE.

Canadian creators' 360° pick, same as the US X5.

eufy's E340 serves Canadian homeowners who want a fee-free floodlight cam, with dual lenses.

Sony's buds for Canadian winter commutes, up to 30 hours with the case; SoundGuys found its ANC edges out AirPods 4.

Film nights and fast gaming in one TV: LG's C6 has bright HDR, four HDMI 2.1 inputs and a one-year Canadian warranty.

For creators after the cleanest 360 footage, with native Dolby Vision; the X6 reached Canada with the US launch.

Get the JBL Go 5 for showers, bike rides and picnics: full sound and an IP68 shell, in nine colours in Canada.

The Avata 360 fits Canadian creators who reframe after landing, and costs far less in Canada than Insta360's A1.

Bose's best-in-class ANC for Canadian remote workers and cross-country flyers, with a 24-hour battery and CustomTune.

The Apple Watch for iPhone owners who want serious health data.

Samsung's S95F serves sunny rooms and gamers, with 165Hz on four HDMI 2.1 ports; Canada's 55-inch is QN55S95FAEXZC.

A speaker for camping packs and pool days: the Wonderboom 4 floats, survives drops and carries a two-year warranty in Canada.

























