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I was blown away by this robot vacuum's mopping performance, but it's let down by frustrating software quirks

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 13:30
The Narwal Flow rolls right over the competition when it comes to mopping, but doesn't always do as it's told.
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'GenAI is no longer a future consideration' - marketing teams ecstatic about AI as a paltry 7% of CMOs in a research say they don't see an ROI

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 13:04
GenAI adoption soaring, with 93% of CMOs reporting ROI while skepticism lingers over sustainability and ethical integration.
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20 years later: How AI is revolutionizing my 'Back to College' experience

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 13:00
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Samsung will collaborate with OpenAI to develop floating data centers and power plants as Sam Altman rushes to compete with his firm's own partners

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 12:29
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Best Air Purifiers for Pets, Large Rooms and Dust, as Tested by Our Experts

CNET News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 12:00
CNET's experts have tested the best air purifiers on the market for price, size and performance to help you breathe more comfortably. Many are likely to be on sale for Amazon Prime Day event in October.
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I tested the Uplift V3 Standing Desk and everything I loved about the previous models is upgraded and updated

TechRadar Reviews - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 11:47

I've worked with Uplift in the past, so when I heard they released a new desk, I, of course, had to try it out for myself.

I've tried out their V2 Standing Desk with commercial legs, and the team has reviewed the V2 standing desk with standard legs. Both desks scored 4.5 and are widely recognized by the TechRadar Pro team as fantastic standing desk options. Sometimes when companies knock it out of the park, they swing too far in a different direction and lose touch with what made their original product so successful. Uplift, on the other hand, did the right move - they listened to their customers.

The Uplift V3 is everything that made the V2 great, everything that the V2 Commercial refined, and made it just a little bit better. Assembly is improved, stability is enhanced, and we still have the same great desktop and accessory options. We also have a sturdier frame and the same high-quality materials. For me, this might be the best standing desk around right now.

Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Price and availability

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The Uplift Standing Desk V3 offers some of the most customizable options I have seen, including material choices and built-in features. Depending on what you choose, you'll adjust the price and time it takes to get to you drastically.

With the base-level desk in the smallest size, without any modifications, you'll come in around $700 and will get it shipped that day, free of charge. However, if you want to, and your budget allows of course, you could go all out and get a desk, and come out to over $2000 without accessories.

There are so many combination options that we could all make unique desks if we wanted to, and that is one of the things that sets Uplift apart.

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future )Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Unboxing and First Impressions

I've customized and ordered numerous standing desks. Uplift still has the most robust number of options for me to choose from when I build, making it feel like I have a truly customized and almost one-of-a-kind desk.

I get to design it to be precisely what I want. Granted, there are other companies, such as Oakywood, that allow you to customize down to the exact inch, but when it comes to options for materials, Uplift may have just about everyone else beat. Even with this incredible selection of desktops and accessories, delivery time is still within a week, which is insane, sometimes as quickly as three days.

Everything comes well-packaged, with all the accessories you chose, and easy-to-follow directions to help with setup. Right off the bat, the desk feels sturdier than the V2, providing the rigidity I wanted with the V2 and even the V2 Commercial, while still maintaining a sleek and minimal appearance. The biggest game changer for me is the inclusion of the FlexMount Cable Manager.

I am the kind of person who loves a clean desk, even if it's cluttered; I still like it to be tidy and have the cables organized. The FlexMount cable Manager is the cable management solution that FlexiSpot added to their E7 Pro, except on the back of the desk, which works out well, as that's where most of the cable mess is.

Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Design & Build QualitySpecs

Height range: 22.6” – 48.2” (BIFMA-certified)
Lift capacity: ~355 lbs
Frame: dual-motor, steel, crossbar stability design
Noise: <50dB
Keypad: programmable memory, hush or RGB options
Warranty: 15 years

For my V3 desk, I built out a beautiful Heritage Oak desktop paired with the V3 C-Shaped legs, a handful of accessories, and powered grommets. The Heritage Oak is lovely. It looks excellent from a distance, and even up close, it still looks great for a laminate. It is worth noting that it is laminate, so it's not solid wood, but for what it is, it feels very nice.

I wanted to see how good their laminate could be, and I'm glad I did. If a more accessible desk can be this good, and I've also tested a solid wood option from Uplift, I know that their desks, overall, are solid and worth suggesting and promoting now.

Another element I really like about the design is the ability to add features like powered grommets at the point of purchase. These wouldn't be as beloved as they are, but the powered grommets are frequently the most notable feature of this desk, according to my team. We use them all the time to plug in whatever we are working with, all without having to run an extension cord, leave out a cable mess, or look for an outlet. We can pop up the grommet, plug in, and get to work.

The upgraded V3 legs still feature the same four programmable presets, and we also have a selection to choose from when it comes to the controller, which is quite impressive. We can choose the variant that best suits our working style and aesthetic, and it will work seamlessly with the desk out of the box.

(Image credit: Collin Probst // Future )Uplift V3 Standing Desk: In use

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I've had this desk set up and in use for my team and I for the past 39 days at the time of writing this review. In that time, we have had numerous people rotate using it.

We have had multiple meetings, working sessions, and full days of work at this desk. We have it set up with dual monitors, an external Logitech MX Keys Keyboard, and the Logitech MX Master 3. We added a desk pad to protect the desk and enhance its aesthetic appeal. We also built out dual docking stations, one to run dual monitors for a Mac (that shouldn't be able to run dual monitors) through DisplayLink Manager, and another Thunderbolt Dock pulled forward for easy port access.

On top of this, we added a lamp, speakers, and multiple power options with under-mounted power strips and both grommet power solutions all running to where the desk itself can be powered with a single cable, and one ethernet port for wired internet (though it could be wireless if required).

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This is how I like to build my desks, over-built but ready for modifications in the future if desired. Creating this way also highlights the limitations of a desk, if any exist. So far, this desk has withstood the hefty build beautifully, and it is working precisely as intended. The privacy screen blocks exactly where we'd want it to, and provides some lovely pouches for quick access to books or documents.

The grommets are easy to use and highly convenient. The desk has not bowed or sagged at all. The cable management solution keeps everything in place without allowing any cables to come into contact with the ground. Additionally, the wheels provide super-easy maneuverability.

After using this for a month and walking into the office every day, looking at the desk as I do in the photos, I wish that the cable management solution were either black to blend in or a more rigid and refined metal to match the desk frame. Everything looks so high quality, and then that stands out as an outlier. But not in a terrible way - just a little room for growth for V4.

Uplift V3 Standing Desk: Final verdict

The Uplift V3 is a significant and highly welcomed update from the Uplift V2 and V2 Commercial lines. Not to say that those are bad by any means, but the V3 is a definite step above. This desk has been excellent for all kinds of office work and would work beautifully in a dedicated office or a home office space. If you're investing in a standing desk, consider one that offers not only a fun, customizable option but also a quality, well-tested desk.

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Value

Can be built out to be very affordable, or very bougie depending on your budget

4 / 5

Design

Beautiful and sturdy design, with room to grow

4.5 / 5

Hardware

Dual motors, great range, sturdy, and high lift capacity

5 / 5

Performance

Quiet, responsive, stable, great to build a setup with

5 / 5

Overall

The V3 continues the line of greatness with Uplift's standing desk, giving us a fantastic desk all around

5 / 5

Buy it if...

You want a customized desk
The Uplift Standing Desk V3 builder allows for what feels like a custom desk, without paying absurd amounts of money for other companies. You get to choose most elements, creating a one-of-a-kind piece for your space.

You need a buy-it-once kind of desk
Sometimes you want a cheap desk that fits a space, sometimes you want to buy a desk that will last for a decade without even batting an eye.View Deal

Don't buy it if...

You need to adjust the size down to an inch
While Uplift has a ton of options, you do have a set number of options for sizing, if you need custom sizing, you'll have to look elsewhere

You expect the best cable management solution to come first party
There are a few desk companies that have better cable management solutions, but you could also grab those and add them to this desk, which is what we'd suggest

For more office furniture essentials, we've tested and reviewed the best office chairs.

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I tested the Uplift V3 Standing Desk and everything I loved about the previous models is upgraded and updated

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 11:47
The Uplift V3 Standing Desk is an upgraded and updated version of one of the best options in the standing desk market today. It takes what was great and refines what needed improvement, resulting in an even better desk experience for users.
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This rugged SSD survived my bag, pocket, and a few drops - but I'm still wary of the build quality

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 11:11
Marketed as a rugged portable SSD with an integrated connector, the SC735 gives you capacity and speed in a tidy package without the need for an additional cable. The rugged design is backed up by a decent 2 TB capacity and transfer rates of over 1000 MB per second. Making the SC735 a versatile option for anyone wanting a tough, fast portable SSD.
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I test coffee makers for a living, and these are the 3 best espresso machines I've used this year

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 11:00
Whatever your budget and level of experience, I have the perfect espresso machine for your kitchen.
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Jurassic World Evolution 3 developers on making a canon instalment in the legendary dinosaur franchise – 'to be a tiny part of something so beloved is really a privilege'

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 10:00
We sit down with the developers to discuss some of the big new features and exciting additions coming to Jurassic World Evolution 3.
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Gamers, don't wait for Windows 10's demise - it's time to upgrade to Windows 11 or even SteamOS

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 10:00
Windows 10's End of Life is upon us, and although there's an option for extended updates, I'd advise gamers to move on now.
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More OnePlus 15 specs and photos have leaked ahead of the flagship phone's official launch

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:30
We may now know a little bit more about what the OnePlus 15 is bringing with it, thanks to a fresh leak.
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Huawei Atlas 950 SuperPoD vs Nvidia DGX SuperPOD vs AMD Instinct Mega POD: How do they compare?

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:04
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I went hands-on with Huawei's foldable laptop, and I'm convinced it's the future of mobile computing

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:00
After spending time with the Huawei MateBook Fold, I'm sold on its foldable form factor.
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TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:00
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, October 6 (game #848)

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:00
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, October 6 (game #582)

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 09:00
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I used the GMKtec M3 Ultra for work and editing - and it's near-perfect for the office

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 08:04
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US hyperscalers set to spend nearly $1.2 trillion in just three years, research shows - but I dread to imagine what will happen once the global data market cools down

TechRadar News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 08:02
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Best Robot Vacuums We've Tested (October 2025)

CNET News - Sun, 10/05/2025 - 08:00
After spending hundreds of hours testing the latest robot vacuums, we've found the best machines for hands-free cleaning. Many are expected to be on sale for Amazon Prime Day in October.
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