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The 9100 PRO was Samsung's first shot at a full-fledged PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD, and to say the company nailed the execution is an understatement. It's theoretically capable of hitting unreal 14,800MB/s read speeds and 13,400MB/s write speeds, and although those numbers may drop a bit in real-world practice, it's still an incredibly fast drive. Our friends at TechRadar reviewed the 9100 PRO when it launched last year, and it was awarded 4.5 stars and a Recommended Award. The TL;DR? It's an exceptional drive for professionals who frequently deal with oversized files and who don't want any hiccups in

I have nothing against Samsung's native web browser. In fact, I enjoyed using it back during the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 days, mainly because it had a cleaner interface and supported ad blockers, unlike Google Chrome. So, I totally get why some Galaxy users would swear by it. The thing is, I'm already using Chrome across all my devices, so using Samsung Browser just when I'm using my Z Flip 5 feels pointless. It's just more convenient to use Chrome and have all my saved passwords, history, bookmarks, and even open tabs synced across every device I use. Sure, you could argue Samsung Browser has a

Samsung has been making some of the best smartwatches you can buy for Android phones. The Galaxy Watch 8 is no exception. This model debuted with a completed new design, which some found divisive. Personally, I think it looks quite sleek, and the design is modern, and can be dressed or down. You get a bright and vibrant AMOLED screen, and it's powered by a Samsung Exynos W1000 processor. It also packs 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, and can last up to a full day on a charge. That isn't the best battery life on the market, but it's what you'd expect from a Wear OS smartwatch. Speaking of Wear OS,