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Good: HTC's One Mini has a striking design, Android 4.2.2, terrific external speakers, and a strong midtier feature set.
Bad: The diet version of the One has 16GB of internal storage with no option to expand, and lacks NFC.
Bottom Line: Even with its scaled-down specs, the HTC One Mini is a go-to performer with style to match. [Read more]

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Good: The 2014 Hyundai Equus shows drivers blind-spot warnings and route guidance on its head-up display. The stereo produces remarkably good sound. An air suspension gives the car very smooth ride quality.
Bad: Fuel economy averages well below 20 mpg. The interface for the cabin electronics can be confusing, and Hyundai has not integrated any apps, such as Pandora.
Bottom Line: A big, powerful, luxury cruiser, the 2014 Hyundai Equus competes very well among stalwarts in the segment, undercutting most in price, and offers some unique tech features to help the driver. [Read more]

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]

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Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]

User Rating:
Good: The affordable Panasonic TC-LE60 series evinced commendable picture quality with deep black levels for an LED LCD, superb bright-room performance, solid video processing and color; true 120Hz processing; unobtrusive ultra-minimalist styling; extensive Smart TV content.
Bad: Poor sound quality; worse off-angle viewing and picture uniformity than a plasma; Smart TV system is a bit clunky and includes pop-up banner ads by default.
Bottom Line: Charging the right price for a very good picture, Panasonic's E60 LED LCD is one of the best values available among midrange TVs. [Read more]

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Good: The Nokia Lumia 625's 4.7-inch screen makes for effortless viewing, and the $300 price tag its wallet-friendly for an unlocked phone. Depending on your area, it also supports LTE.
Bad: For a phone of its size, the Lumia 625's too-low resolution is fuzzy and dull compared to premium Lumias. The 625's 5-megapixel camera struggles taking photos in the shade.
Bottom Line: Despite a few faults, the Lumia 625's smooth, higher-end design and solid performance make it a great value for the price. [Read more]