Engadget’s latest round‑up pulls together fresh reviews from the past two weeks, covering foldable phones, a mid‑price GPU, headphones, and more. Motorola’s Razr Ultra returns as a second‑generation foldable that feels overpriced, while the company’s new Magic V6 races to keep its thin‑foldable claim. The reviews also touch on a budget GPU, an on‑ear ANC headphone, a folding mouse, and a Rivian SUV.

AMD’s Radeon RX 9070 GRE is a budget‑friendly option for gamers who can accept older tech. The card targets 1440p play, but reviewers note it falls short of newer models and recommend waiting until next year if possible. Still, it offers a solid midrange option for those pressed to upgrade now.

Marshall’s new Milton ANC delivers over‑ear style noise cancelation in an on‑ear form, a rare move in the market. The design borrows from the Major line but sacrifices some depth for portability. Logitech Mobi Fold folds into a lightweight travel mouse, appealing to users who prefer a physical cursor over a touchpad.

Tim Stevens’ first drive of Rivian’s R2 SUV shows it rival the R1S without a sophomore slump. The vehicle handles all conditions comfortably, proving the R2’s design works in real life. Rivian’s evolving lineup keeps the electric SUV market competitive, even as newer models arrive.