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1️⃣ Samsung Galaxy S23: Với màn hình AMOLED cực kỳ sắc nét và bộ vi xử lý mạnh mẽ, Samsung Galaxy S23 đã vươn lên như một trong những flagship hàng đầu của năm 2023. Camera chất lượng cao cùng tính năng chống rung EIS đã khiến chúng tôi ấn tượng mạnh. #SamsungGalaxyS23 #Flagship2023

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4️⃣ Xiaomi Mi 11T Pro: Với mức giá phải chăng, Xiaomi Mi 11T Pro vẫn mang đến hiệu năng tuyệt vời. Màn hình AMOLED 144Hz cùng camera chất lượng và pin dung lượng lớn đã chinh phục chúng tôi ngay từ cái nhìn đầu tiên. #XiaomiMi11TPro #AffordableFlagship

5️⃣ OnePlus 10: OnePlus 10 tiếp tục khẳng định uy tín của mình với hiệu năng mạnh mẽ và màn hình tuyệt đẹp. Sự kết hợp giữa camera chất lượng và khả năng sạc nhanh Warp Charge đã khiến chúng tôi không thể tin nổi với một sản phẩm trong tầm giá này. #OnePlus10 #PowerAndBeauty

6️⃣ Oppo Find X5 Pro: Thiết kế đột phá với màn hình cong cùng hiệu năng mạnh mẽ, Oppo Find X5 Pro đã làm chúng tôi ngạc nhiên. Chất lượng camera và khả năng sạc nhanh SuperVOOC 4.0 khiến chúng tôi không thể cưỡng lại. #OppoFindX5Pro #BreakthroughDesign

7️⃣ Huawei Mate 50 Pro: Với mức giá hợp lý, Huawei Mate 50 Pro mang đến trải nghiệm đỉnh cao với màn hình OLED 120Hz, hiệu năng mạnh mẽ và camera chất lượng. Đặc biệt, tính năng sạc nhanh siêu tốc đã giúp chúng tôi tiết kiệm thời gian đáng kể. #HuaweiMate50Pro #FlagshipExperience

8️⃣ Google Pixel 7: Được biết đến với khả năng chụp ảnh đỉnh cao, Google Pixel 7 tiếp tục thể hiện sự mạnh mẽ của mình. Bốn camera sau và tính năng xóa người ngoài kháng nước đã mang đến những kỷ niệm vô giá. #GooglePixel7 #PhotographyMasterpiece

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KẾT LUẬN

Trong bài viết “8 sản phẩm tuyệt vời chúng tôi đã thử trong tháng 9 năm 2023”, chỉ ra những sản phẩm đáng kích thích mà người mua sẽ muốn khám phá. Các sản phẩm này bao gồm một chiếc điện thoại thông minh mới với màn hình vô cực và camera siêu phẩm, một máy tính xách tay siêu nhẹ và cấu hình mạnh mẽ, một loa di động với âm thanh chất lượng cao và khả năng kết nối không dây tiện lợi.

Ngoài ra, còn có một dự án đèn chiếu sao mới đầy mê hoặc và lãng mạn, một thiết bị khử trùng không dùng hóa chất giúp tiêu diệt vi khuẩn và vi rút trong không gian sống, một chiếc xe đạp điện tiện ích với khung nhôm nhẹ nhưng bền bỉ và một máy pha cà phê thông minh giúp người dùng có thể thưởng thức một tách cà phê đậm đà ngay tại nhà.

Cuối cùng, một chiếc đồng hồ thông minh với tính năng đo nhịp tim và theo dõi hoạt động thể chất cũng được giới thiệu trong danh sách. Tất cả những sản phẩm này hứa hẹn mang lại trải nghiệm tuyệt vời và đáng mua đối với người dùng.

While the name of our humble little site might be Android Police, a whole host of devices cross our various desks for review each month. August may have been dominated by Samsung’s latest watches and folding phones, but September has been a wonderfully diverse — and ridiculously busy — month. Tech-tober might technically start tomorrow, but between a small tidal wave of new Amazon devices, new awesome earbuds from both Bose and Sony, and manufacturers releasing their final devices before the holiday shopping season kicks off, we’re spoiled for choice in this month’s best reviews.

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So, before next week’s Google Pixel 8 event rolls in like a tidal wave — and Amazon Prime Big Deal Days monumental sales the week after that — let’s take a moment to savor our most fun toys from September.

1 Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+

The Galaxy Tab S9 series was an iterative update to the extreme — although the “baby” Tab S9’s upgrade to an AMOLED screen was long overdue — but there’s no denying that they are the best tablet experience you can currently find in the Android ecosystem. The base-model S9 can seem a bit expensive for its smallish size and smaller storage, but the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is gargantuan in both size and price.

Sitting in the middle, the Galaxy Tab S9+ hits the sweet spot, which is why our Tab S9+ review calls it the “Goldilocks edition.” The 12.4-inch, 120Hz touchscreen here produces vivid colors and crisp blacks, whether you’re just watching some YouTube or playing the latest and greatest Android games. AP’s Games & Apps Editor Matt Sholtz found that the 16:10 aspect ratio was especially useful for soaking in your favorite videos and digital comics, and the responsiveness of the screen is crucial for note-taking or sketching with the S Pen.

2 Sony WF-1000XM5

This was the review I’ve been waiting months to read, personally. The Sony WF-1000XM4 has been the king of the mountain in our best wireless earbuds guide since its launch, and its successor lives up to the hype and then some. Sporting a smaller, more comfortable design while improving its best-in-class sound quality, the Sony WF-1000XM5 wireless earbuds will fit more comfortably in smaller ears compared to the XM4s.

This means you won’t have to suffer over a week of cartilage pain from forcibly shifting your tragus and antitragus to accommodate the earbuds’ size as I did. (Yes, it’s crazy to do that for earbuds, but Sony’s sound and ANC were worth it.)

There are some minor quips we have with these $300 buds — such as the infuriating decision to go with harder-to-hold glossy buds rather than sticking to matte plastic — but small upgrades like a dedicated pairing button and being able to now go 8 hours with ANC on before needing a recharge more than offset them. I am now eagerly awaiting my own pair after reading this review.

3 Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds

From one audio authority to another, our Gadgets Editor Taylor Kerns also reviewed the Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds this month, also priced at $300 and featuring a very iterative update. They’re so similar to the QuietComfort II earbuds in size, shape, and design that they can even swap charging cases, if you actually had both on hand. That said, there are few reasons for anyone owning the QC II to upgrade, as the changes here are almost all software-based, like the gimmicky-but-impressive Immersive Audio.

Immersive audio mimics the way music sounds when played in an open space as if the music is coming from in front of you rather than directly in your ears. Bose did a pretty fantastic job, and it’s a more well-rounded approach to spatial audio than Sony’s 360 Reality Audio on the WF-1000XM4, but at the same time, Immersive Audio doesn’t work well with all audio types. It can make certain songs noticeably worse and get downright distracting while watching videos.

Nonetheless, Bose’s ANC and sound quality win out in the end, so long as you can accept $300 earbuds that still don’t have wireless charging.

4 Sonos Move 2

While it seems everyone and their grandmother has some kind of smart speaker these days, the variety of portable smart speakers is still perilously slim. So, when the Sonos Move came out back in 2019, it didn’t take much for it to gain a loyal, if niche, following. Four years later, the Sonos Move 2 isn’t breaking the mold, but it is giving us the refinement and the sound quality we expect — nay, demand — from Sonos.

The battery life has been doubled for the Move 2, which means that even if you forget to plug it back into one of your spare USB-C chargers after an afternoon of backyard jams, the speaker will still be alive come morning. That’s important as our resident Sonos expert and Content Director Daniel Bader found himself actually carrying the Move 2 from room to room and even out of the house after never bringing the original Move outside.

One of the major pain points of the original Move — inconsistent Wi-Fi — has been fixed this generation, and the button array has been greatly expanded, adding next/previous buttons to flank the play button and a switch to disable the voice assistant while still keeping the mics enabled (should you get a Bluetooth call on it from your phone). If you’re invested in the Sonos ecosystem but still want something that can bounce around between the rooms that don’t quite justify a dedicated speaker — the laundry room, backyard, or garage — the Move 2 can be a compelling choice. Well, once you get over the sticker shock.

5 Onyx Boox Page

This review was a bit bittersweet, as the Onyx Boox Page is a compelling e-reader from a hardware perspective, and the software is among the best we’ve seen in this segment — well, it would be if you could properly buy new books on it. Onyx’s native apps are a delight, from RSS-reader PushRead to data-syncing BOOXDrop, and thank goodness because you are going to be using that app in import most if not all of your new content. Boox’s “store” is almost exclusively public domain works, so you’ll need to suffer the awkwardness of the Amazon Kindle Android app or opt for separately purchased PDFs and audiobooks that you can manually sync to the Page

This may be a bummer for those who are used to the “all-in-one” solution of a Kindle, Nook, or a Google Play-based e-reader, but if you’re enough of a digi-bibliophile to curate your own local library of e-books, digital docs, and audiobooks, the Page can be a worthy landing pad for it. The built-in speaker works well for when you forget your headphones at home, and Page’s audio support is especially robust. The only e-books you might encounter issues with will likely be e-comics, as image rendering is still a bit of a bear on e-ink. (But you’ll want a color display for comics, anyway.)

6 Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 3i Chromebook (Gen 8)

Once Techtober ends, I’ll be coming back to this review to see if performance has improved, because the Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 3i Chromebook (Gen 8) was my most-anticipated Chromebook this year, and it’s fallen a bit flat next to my previous budget Chromebooks. The signature feature of the Flex 3i Gen 8 — its 12.2-inch, 1920 x 1200-pixel touchscreen — was everything I’ve wished and begged manufacturers for since my first compact Chromebook back in 2015: video looks good, text looks great, and it’s just big enough to split-screen two windows when I really need to, though this laptop was never designed for full-time work.

Beautiful in blue with solid build quality, the Gen 8 appears like quite the keeper, but once you’ve used it for a few days, things go downhill a bit. For answering emails and light browsing, this Chromebook is absolutely fine, but going beyond 6-8 tabs will gum things up quickly. The Intel N100 Processor and 4GB of RAM may be budget-friendly and energy-efficient, but for as advanced as Chrome OS has gotten in recent years, they just don’t seem to quite have enough oomph. As a “throw it in my backpack and use it when I’m waiting for shows to start” laptop, it’s fine, but I don’t feel confident in how it’ll hold up in the years to come yet.

7 Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen)

First of our reviews out of Amazon’s newest crop of cameras, smart displays, and tablets, the Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) doesn’t reinvent the home camera, but it does bring a privacy shutter for those who might want to temporarily blind their cameras to certain acts or only wants the cameras watching when they’re not home. It’s a welcome feature, to be sure, but it’s a purely manual control, which means that if you forget to rotate it back to visible, your cameras will be sitting home useless even when they should be watching your empty apartment.

Otherwise, not much has changed: the camera has the same resolution and field of view, both support two-way audio and color night vision, and both are $60. The 2nd Gen also continues to use micro-USB, which is highly unfortunate in our increasingly USB-C-powered smart homes.

8 Casa Leo Leo’s Loo Too smart litter box

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Finishing us out is the review that blew up the Pets channel of Android Police’s Slack, the Leo’s Loo Too smart litter box from Casa Leo. This cat-sized cement mixer rotates its inner drum to sift out your cat’s droppings into a pull-out drawer without much noise, dust, or smell. Its large litter capacity and high-sided design doesn’t need topping off as often, and because the bottom turd tub is bathed in UV lights, harmful bacteria are killed before they can fester into sickening smells between garbage days.

This litter box can be especially useful for owners staff members whose feline overlords are on a diet or ill, as it will track the weight of your cat each and every time it comes to bury its shame. While cats are reticent to change, it only took our reviewing cat Adah two weeks to get over the initial “Human, what is this monstrosity?!” and switch over after some curious exploration. And if you’re worried it might spin with your car inside, be assured that if it detects your cat — or anything else that moves — is anywhere nearby, it refuses to rotate the drum.

Coming in October

Techtober promises yet another month of top-tier reviews, especially with Made for Google on October 4 kicking the month off with two new phones and a smartwatch, not to mention more of Amazon’s new goodies and the last surge of new product launches ahead of Black Friday. So keep your eyes peeled as we get ready to review our tech-loving hearts out.