Engadget Recaps Razr Fold, Ring Pro Reviews as Scores Reach 8.9/10

3 articles · Updated · Engadget · May 16

Engadget’s latest review roundup put the Ultrahuman Ring Pro at 8.9/10, narrowly ahead of Motorola’s Razr Fold at 8.8/10 and making it the highest-rated device in this batch.
Motorola’s $1,900 Razr Fold was praised as a credible alternative to Samsung’s Z Fold 7, while the Ring Pro won points for its more data-heavy approach despite Oura’s stronger styling.
Audio products landed lower: Bose’s Lifestyle Ultra Speaker scored 7.5/10 on concerns over weak bass and stereo-pairing issues, while Denon’s Home 200, 400 and 600 ranged from 8.2 to 8.6.
The roundup also covered reMarkable’s Paper Pure at 8.3/10, plus hands-on reviews of HP’s EliteBoard G1a, Samsung’s Galaxy A37, DJI’s Mic Mini 2 and Valve’s Steam Controller.

Is the future of personal tech more data-heavy like the Ultrahuman Ring or intentionally simple like the reMarkable e-paper tablet?

With Apple's foldable arriving soon, can Motorola's $1900 Razr Fold survive the coming war against Samsung and Google?

In a shrinking smart speaker market, can premium audio from Denon fend off budget AI-powered rivals like Walmart's new Onn?