We've reviewed 15 devices over the last two weeks, running the gamut from Apple to Sonos and Beats to DJI.
The Apple Watch Series 12 also has a host of updates, including health tracking and some audio tools.
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September has been relentless in terms of new gadgets, and October is showing no signs of slowing down. We've reviewed 15 devices over the last two weeks, running the gamut from Apple to Sonos and Beats to DJI.
Apple got the month started just after Labor Day, and all of those new devices have now made their way to stores. The iPhone 18 Pro's camera upgrades are the biggest item on the spec sheets for those phones, two devices to tempt you until the iPhone Duo arrives. The Apple Watch Series 12 also has a host of updates, including health tracking and some audio tools.
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