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Save the world yet again in this graphically brilliant—but otherwise largely disappointing—RPG.

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Final Fantasy XIII

Priced at just under $50, Skullcandy’s 50/50 earphones are a solid low-cost choice for extreme bass lovers with iPhones.

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Skullcandy 50/50

Sunbelt’s VIPRE outscores most of its competition. Its unlimited home license will delight those with more than three computers in the house.

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VIPRE Antivirus 4.0

The Ruckus ZoneFlex 7363 Access Point may not be quite as speedy as some of the companies other products, but it makes setting up a mesh network easy.

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Ruckus ZoneFlex 7363 Access Point

The Nokia 3711 on T-Mobile is a good flip phone that’s more capable than its drab looks indicate.

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Nokia 3711 (T-Mobile)

The modestly-priced Thinksound TS01 is fashionable, affordable, and while not an audiophile’s dream, these earphones actually sounds good.

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Thinksound TS01

The Jabra Extreme plays podcast audio and has much better battery life than the company’s miserable Stone, but it’s not a standout performer for voice calls.

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Jabra Extreme

The Visioneer Strobe 500 scanner is both portable and a good choice as a desktop document scanner.

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Visioneer Strobe 500

UserLock lets you establish considerable control over a Windows network without requiring a huge amount of technical knowledge.

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UserLock