Kerry Wan/ZDNETAt a time when technology permeates every aspect of our lives, from the smartphones in our pockets to the cloud services powering our businesses, finding the right tech can make all the difference. That’s why ZDNET’s team of subject matter experts, with over 30 years of experience, is committed to providing readers with in-depth, unbiased, and lab-tested reviews of the latest products and services.Also: How we rate deals at ZDNET in 2025Today, ZDNET covers over a dozen product categories, spanning consumer technology to the enterprise, including TVs, tablets, smartwatches, smart rings, laptops and PCs, portable power stations, VPNs, and more. Our reviewers spend upwards of a year testing each product and service to fully grasp its strengths and weaknesses and how it ultimately fares in real-world usage.Every review, product comparison, and best list you read on our website goes through our rigorous testing efforts, which take into account the following:Transparency: Writers and editors evaluate products as they’re released and base buying advice on the state of the product during the review period. We never recommend products based on their promise of future updates, and we’ll always disclose if an external party or brand had any involvement in a story.Expertise: Our team of experts includes industry veterans, analysts, and business professionals who have spent decades testing consumer-facing products. As technology advances, we’re constantly staying on top of trends to best understand the market and how it impacts the products and services you buy.Hands-on testing: Beyond putting products through real-world usage, meaning we go beyond the office space to explore various use cases, ZDNET also has a dedicated testing lab in Louisville, which spans over 10,000 square feet, to test smart home devices, big-screen TVs, projectors, and more.Value: To give the best buying advice, our reviewers always consider whether the product and service they’re testing are worth the asking price, what the extraneous fees are (if any), and how the pricing compares to competitors and previous generations.How ZDNET gets products to review More