Brands
203 manufacturers under coverage. Each profile lists the brand's catalog, top-scored products, and active head-to-heads.
64 Audio
1American IEM manufacturer specializing in custom and universal-fit pro monitors with tia (tubeless in-ear acoustic) tech.
8BitDo
2Chinese game controller maker. Retro-styled and modern controllers compatible across Switch, PC, mobile, and consoles.
Acer
5Taiwanese multinational hardware company. Predator (gaming), Swift (ultraportable), Aspire (consumer), TravelMate (business).
Adata
1Taiwanese memory and storage manufacturer. XPG (premium gaming sub-brand), Premier, Industrial lines.
Akaso
1Chinese action and dash camera brand. Brave, EK7000, V50 lines.
Akko
1Chinese mechanical keyboard brand. MOD, ACR, 3068, World Tour collaboration series.
Amazfit
3Wearables brand of Huami / Zepp Health. Band, Bip, GTS, GTR, T-Rex lines.
Amazon
13American e-commerce and cloud computing giant. Hardware brands: Kindle (e-readers), Fire (tablets), Echo (smart speakers), Ring (cameras).
AMD
24American semiconductor company. Designer of Ryzen CPUs, Radeon GPUs, EPYC server processors, and the custom silicon inside PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
Anker
7Chinese consumer electronics. Brands: Anker (chargers), Soundcore (audio), eufy (smart home), Nebula (projectors), AnkerWork (productivity).
Apple
54American designer of consumer electronics and software best known for the iPhone, Mac, and the watchOS / iOS / iPadOS / macOS family of operating systems.
ASRock
2Taiwanese motherboard and mini-PC maker. Brands: Taichi (flagship), Steel Legend, Phantom Gaming, Riptide.
Aston
1British microphone manufacturer. Origin, Spirit, Stealth, Element microphones designed and built in the UK.
ASUS
32Taiwanese hardware and electronics company. Major brands: Zenbook (consumer ultraportable), ROG / TUF (gaming), ProArt (creator), plus motherboards, GPUs, monitors, and routers.
Audio-Technica
5Japanese audio equipment company. Best known for the ATH-M50x studio monitor family and a deep catalogue of phono cartridges and condenser microphones.
Bang & Olufsen
3Danish luxury audio equipment brand. Beosound speakers, Beoplay headphones, Beovision TVs.
be quiet!
2German computer hardware brand specializing in low-noise PSUs, cases, and CPU coolers.
Beelink
2Chinese mini-PC manufacturer. SER, GTR, and EQ series.
BenQ
7Taiwanese electronics company. Monitors (PD, EW, Zowie), projectors (TK, X, GP, V), educational displays.
Beyerdynamic
2German audio products manufacturer. DT studio reference headphones, Aventho consumer wireless, MMX gaming.
Bigscreen
1American VR hardware + software company. Beyond series ultralight PCVR headsets with custom face cushions per user.
Bissell
2American floor-care brand. Vacuum cleaners, carpet cleaners, hard-floor steam mops.
Blackmagic
3Australian video equipment company. Pocket Cinema Cameras, URSA broadcast, DaVinci Resolve editing software.
Blue
1Logitech-owned microphone brand. Yeti, Snowball, Bluebird, Spark, Ember USB and XLR microphones for podcast/streaming.
Blueair
2Swedish air purifier brand owned by Unilever. HEPASilent technology emphasizes low-noise + high-CADR operation.
Boox
5Chinese e-reader manufacturer (Onyx International). Specializes in larger-format Android-based e-ink tablets with note-taking and apps.
Bose
10American audio equipment company specializing in noise-cancelling headphones, home audio, and automotive sound systems.
Bowers & Wilkins
1British audio company. 800 Series speakers, Px headphones, Pi earbuds, Formation home audio.
Breville
7Australian kitchen appliance brand (sold as Sage in some markets). Espresso machines, ovens, juicers, blenders.
Brother
3Japanese electronics and electrical equipment company. Printers (laser, inkjet, label), sewing machines, fax.
ByteDance
1Chinese internet technology company. Owns TikTok, Douyin, and Pico (VR headsets).
Campfire Audio
1Boutique American IEM brand. Hand-assembled metal shells, hybrid driver designs.
Canon
15Japanese imaging and optical products company. Major lines: EOS R mirrorless, PIXMA / imagePROGRAF printers, broadcast lenses.
Cooler Master
2Taiwanese computer hardware. Cases, cooling, PSUs, peripherals, ergonomic gaming chairs.
Coros
5American sports watch maker. Apex, Pace, Vertix lines focused on endurance training.
Corsair
15American gaming hardware brand. RAM, PSUs, AIO coolers, keyboards, mice, headsets, and Elgato streaming gear.
Cosori
3American small-appliance brand. Air fryers, food dehydrators, electric kettles, smart kitchen tools.
Coway
2Korean health and environmental appliance brand. Air purifiers (Airmega), water purifiers, bidets.
Crucial
4Memory and storage brand of Micron. DDR5 RAM, NVMe SSDs, SATA SSDs.
Cuisinart
2American kitchen appliance brand owned by Conair. Food processors, toaster ovens, air fryers, coffee makers, cookware.
CyberPowerPC
1American gaming PC system integrator. Gamer (entry), Hyte / Tracer (mid), Tempest (boutique) configurable prebuilts.
De'Longhi
5Italian small-appliance manufacturer. Coffee machines (La Specialista, Eletta, Magnifica), heating, kitchen.
Dell
10American computer manufacturer. Makes the XPS and Latitude laptop lines, the Alienware gaming brand, and a wide range of UltraSharp and Alienware monitors.
DJI
5Chinese drone and camera-stabilization manufacturer. Action cameras, gimbals, Pocket vlogging cameras, plus the consumer-drone market leadership.
Dreame
3Chinese smart-home appliance brand specializing in robot vacuums, cordless stick vacuums, and hair-care appliances.
Dreo
1Chinese home appliance startup. Tower fans, air purifiers, ChefMaker combi air fryers, electric heaters.
Drop
1American group-buy e-commerce and audio collaboration brand. PC38X/PC37X (Sennheiser), Aeon (Dan Clark), Sennheiser HD 650 reissues.
Ducky
1Taiwanese mechanical keyboard manufacturer. One, Mecha, Mini, Shine lines with high-quality double-shot PBT keycaps.
Dyson
7British technology company. Vacuum cleaners (V-series cordless), hair care (Supersonic, Airwrap), air purifiers, lighting.
Ecovacs
2Chinese smart-home robotics company. The Deebot line competes with Roborock and Dreame in the premium robovac segment.
Elgato
1Corsair-owned content creation hardware brand. Stream Deck, Wave microphones, Cam Link capture, Key Light, Facecam.
Endgame Gear
2German gaming peripherals brand. XM, OP1 mice, MPJ mousepads. Focused on competitive esports use cases.
EPOS
2Danish gaming + enterprise audio brand (spun off from Sennheiser Communications). H-series gaming headsets, Adapt enterprise headsets.
Epson
6Japanese electronics company. Printers (EcoTank, WorkForce), projectors (EpiqVision, Home Cinema), label makers.
Etymotic
1American audio research and IEM company. ER4, ER3, ER2 single-armature IEMs; isolation focus.
Eufy
2Smart-home sub-brand of Anker Innovations. Robot vacuums, security cameras, doorbells, and smart locks.
EVGA
2American PC hardware company. PSUs, motherboards, peripherals. Former NVIDIA AIB partner (exited 2022).
FiiO
1Chinese portable audio brand. DAPs (digital audio players), IEMs (FH/FD series), DAC/amps (BTR, K-series).
Finalmouse
1American boutique gaming mouse maker. ULX, Starlight-12, Cape Town, AirStrike lines.
Formovie
1Chinese ultra-short-throw projector brand (Appotronics + Xiaomi joint venture). Theater, X5, P1 lines.
Fractal Design
1Swedish PC case and PSU manufacturer. Define, Meshify, Torrent cases; Ion power supplies.
Framework
2American laptop manufacturer focused on modular, user-repairable designs. Laptop 13, Laptop 16.
Fujifilm
11Japanese imaging company. X-series APS-C and GFX medium-format mirrorless are the two product lines we cover.
G.Skill
5Taiwanese memory manufacturer. Trident Z (premium), Ripjaws (mainstream), Flare X (AMD-tuned).
Gaggia
2Italian espresso machine manufacturer (Philips-owned). Classic, Brera, Cadorna, Magenta lines.
Garmin
15American multinational GPS technology company. Dominant in aviation, marine, automotive, and outdoor/fitness wearables.
GE
1GE Appliances (now Haier-owned). Profile, Cafe, Monogram lines for kitchen and laundry.
Geekom
1Taiwanese mini-PC manufacturer. A-series (Ryzen), Mini IT (Intel), XT (workstation).
Gigabyte
6Motherboards (AORUS premium / DesignARE creator), GPUs (AORUS / Gaming OC / EAGLE), and Aero laptops.
Glorious
3American gaming peripheral brand. Model O lightweight mouse, GMMK modular keyboards, deskmats.
GMKtec
2Chinese mini-PC manufacturer specializing in AMD Ryzen-based small-form-factor systems.
American software and hardware company. Designs the Pixel phone, Pixel Buds, Pixel Watch, and Chromecast / Google TV product lines. Also the developer of Android.
GoPro
6American technology company; the category-defining action camera brand.
GuliKit
1Chinese gaming accessory brand. Hall-effect controllers (KingKong), Switch dock alternatives, and adapters.
Hifiman
1Chinese audio brand. Planar magnetic headphones (Susvara, Arya, Sundara), dynamic IEMs, R2R DACs/DAPs.
Hisense
8Chinese multinational appliance and electronics manufacturer. Third-largest TV maker globally, also a major laser-TV and ULED panel supplier.
Honeywell
1American multinational conglomerate. Consumer products: air purifiers, fans, thermostats, security cameras.
Honor
5Chinese smartphone brand. Spun off from Huawei in 2020. Magic (flagship), Magic V (foldable), 200 (mainstream), X (budget).
Hori
1Japanese game accessories manufacturer. Split Pad, Fighting Stick, Mini Gamepad lines for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.
HP
16American PC and printer manufacturer split from Hewlett-Packard in 2015. Consumer brands include Spectre (premium ultraportable), Pavilion, and Omen (gaming).
HTC
1Taiwanese consumer electronics. Vive VR headsets, formerly a major Android OEM.
Huawei
4Chinese telecommunications and consumer electronics. Smartphones (P, Mate, Pura), smartwatches, audio, MateBook laptops.
HyperX
5Gaming peripherals division of HP (acquired from Kingston in 2021). Cloud headsets, Alloy keyboards, Pulsefire mice.
iBuypower
1American gaming PC system integrator. Slate, TraceMR, Y Series, RDY (pre-configured) lines.
Insta360
4Chinese 360-degree and action camera maker. X4 + Ace Pro 2 cover the dual segments.
Instant Pot
3Canadian appliance brand owned by Instant Brands. Multi-cookers, air fryers (Vortex), induction cookers.
Intel
13American multinational semiconductor company. World's largest x86 CPU manufacturer; entered the discrete-GPU market in 2022 with the Arc line.
IQAir
1Swiss air-quality company. HealthPro Plus, GC Multigas, Atem indoor purifiers; AirVisual outdoor monitoring network.
iRobot
3American consumer robotics company. Invented the modern robot vacuum category with the original Roomba in 2002.
Jabra
1Danish audio products company (GN Audio). Earbuds (Elite), business headsets (Evolve, Engage), conferencing.
JBL
9American audio brand owned by Harman (Samsung). Consumer + pro speaker lines; the Charge / Flip / Boombox families lead in portable Bluetooth.
JMGO
1Chinese projector manufacturer specializing in triple-laser portable + home theater systems.
Jura
3Swiss premium super-automatic espresso machine manufacturer. Z, GIGA, S, E series.
Keurig
1American single-serve coffee brewing system manufacturer. K-Cup pod ecosystem dominates the US single-serve market.
Keychron
5Mechanical keyboard maker. Q-series CNC aluminum, K-series budget mac-friendly layouts, and the new Q HE Hall-effect line.
Khadas
1Chinese single-board computer and mini-PC brand. VIM (SBC), Mind (mini-PC), Edge developer boards.
Kingston
4Memory and storage products. FURY gaming line covers DDR5, SSDs, and microSD.
Kobo
5Canadian e-reader and e-book service, subsidiary of Japan's Rakuten. Primary alternative to Amazon Kindle, with open EPUB support.
Kodak
1American imaging brand. Instant cameras, ZINK printers, film stock (motion picture + photographic).
KZ
1Chinese IEM manufacturer (Knowledge Zenith). Budget hybrid IEMs that disrupted the under-$100 audiophile segment.
La Marzocco
2Italian commercial-grade espresso machine maker. Linea, GS3, Strada in commercial; Linea Mini, Linea Micra at home.
Lamzu
3Chinese boutique gaming mouse brand. Atlantis, Maya, Thorn ultra-light wireless mice.
Leica
1German optical instrument manufacturer. M-series rangefinders, SL-series mirrorless, Q-series compact, S/CL film bodies, professional lenses.
Lenovo
16World's largest PC vendor by units. Owns the ThinkPad (acquired from IBM in 2005), Legion gaming, and Yoga consumer convertible lines.
Letshuoer
1Chinese IEM and headphone manufacturer. Cadenza, EJ, S-series multi-driver hybrid in-ear monitors.
Levoit
4Air purifier and humidifier brand owned by VeSync. Core (filter-based) and Vital lines.
Lewitt
1Austrian microphone manufacturer. LCT (large-diaphragm condenser), Pure (entry condenser), Ray (dynamic) lines.
Lexar
1Storage products brand (Longsys-owned since 2017). NM (NVMe), NS, JumpDrive USB, SD/microSD cards.
Lexmark
1American printer manufacturer (Ninestar-owned). Laser printers, MFPs, large-format devices.
LG
18South Korean electronics manufacturer. The world's leading producer of WOLED television panels and a major player in gaming monitors, home appliances, and air conditioning.
Logitech
17Swiss-American computer peripherals manufacturer. MX productivity, G gaming, and Logi conferencing lines.
Lomography
1Austrian analog photography brand. LC-A film cameras, Lomo'Instant, Petzval lenses, Berlin film stock.
Maingear
1American boutique gaming PC builder. MG-1, Apex, Vybe lines. Specialized in custom internal cabling and warranty service.
Marshall
4British amplifier and consumer-audio brand. Iconic guitar amp aesthetics carried into Bluetooth speakers and headphones (licensed to Zound Industries).
Master & Dynamic
2American luxury audio brand. MW-series ANC headphones, ME-series IEMs. Lambskin/canvas materials emphasized over plastics.
Meta
4American technology conglomerate (formerly Facebook). Reality Labs division produces Quest VR headsets, Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.
Microsoft
11American software giant. Designer of the Xbox console family, the Surface PC line, and the Windows operating system.
Miele
3German premium home appliance manufacturer. Vacuum cleaners (C, S, Triflex), laundry, dishwashers, kitchen.
Minisforum
2Chinese mini-PC and embedded-system manufacturer. UM, HM, EM, and MS series.
Molekule
1American air purifier brand. PECO (photo-electrochemical oxidation) technology rather than HEPA filtration.
Moondrop
3Chinese IEM and DAP manufacturer. Aria, Blessing, Variations, Kato lines.
Motorola
6American telecommunications company. Owned by Lenovo since 2014. Edge (premium), Razr (foldable clamshell), Moto G (budget), ThinkPhone (business).
MSI
14Taiwanese information technology corporation. Major lines: gaming laptops (Raider, Stealth, Titan), motherboards, GPUs, and high-refresh monitors.
Nespresso
1Swiss capsule coffee brand (Nestlé subsidiary). Original Line, Vertuo Line, Atelier, Creatista, Lattissima.
Neumann
2German studio microphone manufacturer. The U 87 and TLM line are the reference for vocal recording in pro studios.
Nikon
5Japanese optics and imaging company. Z-series mirrorless, NIKKOR lenses, scientific instruments.
Ninja
6American kitchen appliance brand owned by SharkNinja. Air fryers, blenders, multi-cookers, ice cream makers.
Nintendo
3Japanese multinational video game company. Maker of the Switch, Game Boy, NES/SNES, and the Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon franchises.
Nothing
7British consumer technology brand founded by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei. Phone (1/2/3), CMF sub-brand (budget), Ear (1/2/3).
Nubia
2ZTE-owned smartphone brand. Red Magic gaming line, Z-series flagships, Pad tablets. Heat-sink active cooling specialty.
NuPhy
2Chinese mechanical keyboard brand specializing in low-profile mechanical layouts. Air, Halo, and Field lines.
NVIDIA
9American semiconductor company. Designer of GeForce gaming GPUs, RTX professional cards, and the CUDA compute platform.
NZXT
3American PC hardware brand. Cases (H series), prebuilt gaming PCs (Player), AIO coolers (Kraken).
OM System
1Imaging brand that succeeded Olympus's camera division (acquired by JIP). OM-1, OM-3, OM-5 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless.
OnePlus
11Chinese smartphone manufacturer, part of the BBK Electronics group. Known for aggressive spec-per-dollar flagships and SuperVOOC fast-charging technology.
Oppo
4Chinese smartphone manufacturer (BBK Electronics, sister to Vivo and OnePlus). Find (flagship), Reno (mid-range), A-series (budget).
Optoma
2Taiwanese projector manufacturer. UHD home theater, ZH4K business / education, GT short-throw gaming lines.
Origin
1American boutique gaming PC builder (Corsair-owned). Custom-cooled liquid loops, hand-painted cases, high-margin enthusiast builds.
Oura
1Finnish health tech company. Ring-form-factor sleep and recovery tracker. Subscription model after Ring purchase.
Panasonic
6Japanese multinational electronics company. Lumix cameras + camcorders, OLED TVs, home appliances.
Pantum
1Chinese printer manufacturer focused on value-tier mono and color laser printers.
Patriot
1American memory and storage brand. Viper (gaming), Signature (consumer), Burst, Viper Venom.
Philips
6Dutch multinational. Home appliances (Airfryer, Sonicare), personal health, lighting, and previously medical imaging.
Pimax
1Chinese VR hardware manufacturer specializing in ultra-high-resolution PCVR headsets. Crystal, Crystal Super, 8KX.
PocketBook
1European e-reader brand. Notable for the widest e-book format support in the market (PDF, EPUB, FB2, MOBI, and 15+ others).
Polar
3Finnish manufacturer of heart-rate monitors and sports watches. Pioneered wireless heart-rate measurement in 1982.
Polaroid
5American instant photography brand. i-Type and 600 film cameras, Go (mini-format), I-2 (manual control flagship).
PowerA
1American gaming accessories brand (Acco Brands). Licensed controllers, charging docks, cases for Xbox, PlayStation, Switch.
Pulsar
3Korean gaming mouse and mousepad brand. Specialists in ultra-light symmetrical shapes for competitive FPS players.
Rancilio
1Italian espresso machine manufacturer. Silvia (home), Specialty (commercial). Famous commercial-grade portafilters.
Razer
19Gaming peripherals and laptops. Notable for Chroma RGB ecosystem, optical switches, and 8000 Hz polling rates.
Realme
3Chinese smartphone brand, BBK Electronics group (sister to OPPO/OnePlus). GT (flagship), Number-series (mid), Narzo (entry).
reMarkable
1Norwegian paper-tablet maker focused on distraction-free reading and writing. Built around its own software stack on E Ink hardware.
RingConn
1Chinese smart ring brand. Gen 1 and Gen 2 rings with subscription-free continuous health tracking.
Roborock
6Chinese robotics company specializing in robot vacuum cleaners. Originally an ODM partner of Xiaomi; now an independent global brand.
Rode
4Australian microphone and audio products company. Dominant in the prosumer podcasting and content-creation space.
Royal Kludge
1Chinese mechanical keyboard brand. RK series wireless mechanical keyboards at budget prices.
Russell Hobbs
1British small kitchen appliance brand. Kettles, toasters, air fryers, food processors, ironing.
Sabrent
1American storage and accessory brand. Rocket NVMe SSD line, USB hubs, docks, external enclosures.
Samsung
52South Korean conglomerate and the world's largest manufacturer of smartphones, televisions, and memory components — also a major OLED panel supplier to other brands.
SanDisk
1Storage brand of Western Digital (recently re-spun as independent). Portable SSDs (Extreme), SD cards, microSD, USB flash drives.
SCUF
2Pro-gaming controller brand owned by Corsair. Customizable back-paddle controllers used by competitive console + PC players.
sE Electronics
1British microphone manufacturer. Studio condensers (sE2200, sE4400), dynamic broadcast mics (V7, V Beat).
Seagate
1Storage hardware manufacturer. FireCuda (gaming SSDs), IronWolf (NAS HDDs), Barracuda (consumer).
Seasonic
4Taiwanese power supply manufacturer. PRIME (flagship), FOCUS (mid-range), CORE (entry).
Sennheiser
14German audio company specializing in headphones, microphones, and professional broadcast equipment. Consumer audio division operates as Sonova Consumer Hearing since 2022.
Shark
4Sister brand to Ninja under SharkNinja. Vacuum cleaners, robot vacs, hair tools, steam mops.
Shure
6American audio products company. SM7B / SM57 / SM58 microphones are studio + live-stage workhorses.
Sigma
3Japanese third-party lens manufacturer. Art (prime), Contemporary (versatile), Sports (telephoto).
SK hynix
1Korean semiconductor manufacturer. DRAM, NAND, consumer SSDs (Platinum, Gold).
Skytech
1American gaming PC system integrator. Archangel, Chronos, Shiva, Prism II prebuilts.
Smeg
1Italian home appliance brand. 50s-styled retro kitchen appliances, espresso machines, kettles, toasters.
Sonos
11American multi-room audio company. Move, Roam, Era, Beam, Arc cover the portable, smart, and home-theater categories.
Sony
53Japanese electronics and entertainment conglomerate. Designer of the PlayStation console line, Alpha mirrorless cameras, Bravia televisions, and the WH-1000X / WF-1000X headphone family.
SteelSeries
6Danish gaming peripherals brand. Arctis headsets, Apex keyboards, Aerox mice, QcK mousepads.
Suunto
3Finnish sports watch and dive computer manufacturer. Race, Vertical, Ocean, 9 Peak lines.
SwitchBot
1Chinese smart-home brand. Robot vacuums (K10+, S10), smart locks, curtains, plugs, hubs.
Tamron
2Japanese third-party lens manufacturer focused on travel zooms and compact f/2.8 zooms for mirrorless.
TCL
7Chinese consumer-electronics conglomerate and the world's second-largest TV manufacturer by units. Owns CSOT, a major LCD/Mini-LED panel supplier.
Teamgroup
1Taiwanese memory and storage company. T-Force gaming sub-brand.
Technivorm
1Dutch coffee maker company. SCAA-certified Moccamaster drip coffee machines, hand-assembled in the Netherlands.
Tefal
3French cookware and small-appliance brand owned by Groupe SEB. ActiFry, OptiGrill, Cook4Me.
Thermaltake
1Taiwanese PC hardware manufacturer. Cases (Core, View, Tower), PSUs (Toughpower), AIO coolers, peripherals.
ThieAudio
1Chinese in-ear monitor manufacturer. Monarch, Oracle, Hype, Prestige lines distributed by Linsoul.
Tineco
3Chinese smart-home brand. Cordless stick vacuums (Pure One), wet/dry vacuums (Floor One), cordless robovacs.
Truthear
1Chinese IEM brand collaborating with Crinacle for tuning. Hexa, Zero, Nova, Pure lines.
Turtle Beach
1American gaming accessories brand. Stealth, Recon, Atlas headsets; Stealth Ultra and Pro controllers.
Valve
3American video game and software developer. Operates Steam, the largest PC gaming storefront, and makes the Steam Deck handheld and Index VR headset.
Varjo
1Finnish enterprise VR/XR headset manufacturer. XR-4, VR-3, Aero lines targeting professional simulation + industrial design.
ViewSonic
1American visual display brand. Monitors (VP, XG, VX), projectors (X, M, PA), digital signage.
Vivo
5Chinese smartphone manufacturer (BBK Electronics). X-series (camera flagship, Zeiss-tuned), V-series (mid-range), Y-series (budget), iQOO (gaming sub-brand).
Voigtländer
2Long-running German/Austrian lens brand (manufactured by Cosina). Manual-focus prime lenses for Sony E, Leica M, Nikon Z, Fujifilm X.
WD
3Western Digital — global storage manufacturer. WD Black (performance), WD Red (NAS), SanDisk (consumer flash).
WHOOP
1American wearable maker focused on subscription-based fitness + recovery tracking. Screen-less band design.
Winix
2Korean air purifier specialist. PlasmaWave ionization technology, US-favored 5500-2 model.
Withings
1French connected-health company. Hybrid analog smartwatches (ScanWatch), smart scales, sleep tracking mats.
Wooting
3Dutch keyboard manufacturer. Pioneered Hall-effect analog input for gaming keyboards (Wooting One, Two, 60HE, 80HE).
Wyze
1American smart-home brand. Cameras, thermostats, smart locks, robot vacuums.
Xerox
1American document management and printing technology company. Office laser printers, copiers, multifunction devices.
XGIMI
4Chinese projector brand with focus on smart home theater + portable use cases. Owns the Horizon and MoGo lines.
Xiaomi
13Chinese electronics multinational and the world's third-largest smartphone shipper. Also makes IoT devices, EVs, wearables, and televisions.
Yamaha
1Japanese multinational corporation. Musical instruments, audio (HiFi receivers, soundbars), motorcycles, marine engines, semiconductors.
Yeedi
1Chinese robot vacuum brand. Cube, Floor 3 Station+, vac 2 series.