When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. We tested the Anthbot N8, a robotic mower that collects grass clippings and clears leaves. It's slower and louder than typical models, but its cleanup performance is hard to beat. Robotic mowers almost always leave the clippings on the lawn, but the Anthbot N8 does it differently. It collects grass and leaves and deposits both at a location of its choosing. This means it's not just another variant of a mulching mower, but a machine for yard owners who prefer a tidy lawn. At 24 inches long, the body itself is still manageable. With the grass catcher attached, the robot measures just under 3.3 feet.

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. We put the Ugreen NASync DXP4800 GT through its paces to see just how fast and reliable it really is as a NAS solution. Four SATA bays, two of which also accommodate U.2 SSDs The DXP4800 GT is not a refreshed DXP4800, but a completely new design. Two 10GbE ports, U.2-compatible bays, and a second free RAM socket set it apart from its in-house Intel counterparts. The Ryzen Embedded R2514 offers plenty of headroom for containers and a virtual machine without exceeding reasonable power consumption limits. UGOS Pro runs smoothly and offers a wide range of apps. The lack of volume encryption remains the most notable shortcoming.