OnePlus, a favorite among Android users looking for an affordable, highly specced phone, has launched the OnePlus 10 Pro smartphone, expanding its selection of mobile devices. It’s available in two ...

Most air purifiers are ugly white boxes. The Smartmi E1 changes that with a decorative, wall-mountable design that works ...

Of all the smart home products that pass through my doors, you wouldn’t think that a simple air purifier would be one of the most troublesome devices I’ve tested in years. And yet here we are, with ...

The Smartmi Air Purifier E1 punches way above its affordable price point with its ultra-compact design, impressive air-cleaning performance and a choice of stylish pre-filters. It just needs more ...

Air Purifiers are one of the lesser-known and used HomeKit categories. There are only a handful of devices on the market, but I find them really beneficial and an ideal picture of how HomeKit can work ...

The Smartmi P1 Air Purifier is one of the few air purifiers that include HomeKit integration, allowing it to be added to the Home app and to be controlled with Siri voice commands. Released earlier ...

The Smartmi Evaporative Humidifier 3lite is designed with health and well-being at its core. Mist-free humidification is ideal for sensitive individuals, and this technology ensures optimal humidity ...

The SmartMi 2 air purifier has HomeKit smarts, UV sterilization, and good coverage. If not for a messy setup process, this would be a great purifier to add to your home. Let's break down the promised ...

On Thursday, Smartmi launched its latest air purifier, the Smartmi P1, which includes support for Apple's HomeKit smart home platform. Update: After being announced last week, the P1 is now available ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As someone who lives with seasonal allergies, keeping the air around me clean and clear can make a huge difference in my life. Over the past ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...