Rick Broida is the Executive Editor of Tech at CNET and a Senior Commerce Editor at CNET. With a passion for technology and finding the best deals, Rick provides reviews, recommendations, and insights on various tech products and gadgets, helping readers make informed purchasing decisions. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, Forbes, AOL, and other publications.
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By: Rick Broida
Liven up your picnics, barbecues, tailgates and more with these great-sounding outdoor speakers.
Don't spend $200 or even $150; there are some great options priced well below $100.
By: Rick Broida
See what all the fuss is about with this ultra-affordable kit. The pickleball revolution is upon us. Want to get in on the fun?
Top picks for seniors who prize simplicity, affordability and safety features above all else.
Quiet, cruel world! We've assembled the top earbuds to drown the sound, including picks from Bose, Apple and Sony.
It takes off from your palm, follows you around, captures HDR video and folds down to pocket-size. What's not to love?
By: Rick Broida
This spectacular FPV drone kit provides a flight experience you have to see to believe.
Keep the peace and improve your TV listening experience with these top-rated headphones for the tube. (We can still call it "the tube," right?)
By: Rick Broida
Toss your old Roku remote. This one is backlit, rechargeable and voice-powered.
Track down lost items quickly with the sleek little locators, up for grabs at a rare discount.
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