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  It’s easy to see why you might be tempted to   get a video doorbell , also known as a doorbell camera. These compact streaming cameras let you remotely chat with visitors and   keep an eye on package deliveries   from the screen of your smartphone. Some models now even offer a package detection feature. Porch pirates, beware. These devices are proving to be quite popular, too. It’s estimated that the number of video doorbells sold in the U.S. in 2022 will top 5 million, according to the market research companies Parks Associates and Statista. To help you find the right doorbell for your home, we’ve rounded up the best video doorbells from our tests and listed them below in alphabetical order. (CR members can access full ratings for each model.) You’ll find doorbells here from Eufy, Logitech, Lorex, Netatmo, Ring, and SimpliSafe. They all feature night vision, high-definition video, and two-way audio. MORE ON HOME SECURITY CR's Home Security Camera Ratings & Buy...

 Whether you’re working from home or traveling into an office, there’s a lot to be said for adding music to your workday. Research studies suggest that listening to music can brighten your mood while boosting your productivity and creativity. If that sounds good—or you simply want to listen to Meryl Streep’s cover of "The Winner Takes It All" while you type—a good desktop speaker can be a solid investment. The most important requirement for a work speaker is that it sound good. A grating, annoying midrange—the tones where you hear most vocals and many instruments—might not be a dealbreaker in a portable speaker you take to the beach, but if you’re listening for hours at a stretch every day, any sonic flaws will stand out. On the other hand, while home speakers might have to fill a large family room, most offices are more modest in size—so you don’t necessarily need a desktop speaker that can crank out a lot of volume. Instead, you want a model that sounds appealing when playe...

 AirPods are a top choice if you use an iPhone, iPad or Mac thanks to the devices' seamless integration with Apple's earbuds. There are four different models of AirPods in Apple's wireless audio lineup: The second-gen AirPods from 2019 are the least expensive option, while the current, third-gen AirPods boast better sound quality with spatial audio. The AirPods Pro add versatility with active noise cancellation and transparency mode, and the plush AirPods Max over-ear headphones, by far the priciest of the bunch, are packed with high-end features. As well as the Apple-branded AirPods, there are a couple of Beats-branded earbuds worth considering that also incorporate Apple-made tech for a similarly smooth experience. These include the Beats Fit Pro, which use Apple's H1 chip for fast, reliable connections and a sporty design for jamming out to tunes at the gym, or while running or otherwise exercising and being active. The Beats Studio Buds lack the H1 chip and the AirP...

 If you're having a hard time deciding which Pixel model is going to work best for you, be sure to check out our comparison of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro for a full breakdown of the specs and performance. If affordability is your top priority, you'll probably want to opt for one of the budget-friendly Pixel A series.  Pixel 6A deals The latest model in Google's budget-friendly A series, the Pixel 6A will be hitting shelves next week on July 28. And we're already starting to see some preorder offers roll in. Amazon is the first major retailer with a 6A deal, but we'll continue to update this page as more retailers and carriers kick off their own promotions. Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro deals The Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are Google's latest flagship phones. They sport an all-new design, improved cameras and much more inside. From features like Magic Erase to incredible picture quality, there's a lot to like about these phones. The 6 Pro can get pretty expensive, so you'll ...

 The $200 (£179, AU$299) Pixel Buds Pro are Google's first earbuds to feature active noise canceling. While it's nice that they finally have a feature that a lot of true-wireless earbuds have had for a while, what ultimately sets the Pixel Buds Pro apart and makes them strongly worth considering -- particularly for Android users -- is their distinct design and winning fit. That helps enhance their strong performance on both the sound quality and noise-canceling fronts.  The first thing you'll notice about the Pixel Buds Pro is that they're not shaped like your typical earbuds or Google's earlier Pixel Buds 2 and Pixel Buds A-Series, which stripped out some features to get to a more affordable sub-$100 price tag. They're a bit flatter and more elongated. With that shape, the buds nestle nicely in the conchas of your ears -- or at least they did for me -- allowing you to get a tight seal and secure fit (and they don't stick out of your ears much). Each bud wei...