I was looking up iPad mini reviews. I found what looked like a good review on your site, but within seconds of the page loading, it started playing a video. I left, and I won't be back.

I don't understand why you have them. People hate these things, without exception. They're obnoxious. They can be embarrassing if you're in a room with other people. They're a really disrespectful thing to have on your site. Please get rid of these things.

Video controls not showing up on Samsung Galaxy a80 - Chrome 83 - Android 10

The buttons stuck to the bottom of mobile webpages will trigger even if your finger starts on it but swipes up. This causes those sites to repeatedly load and interrupt the content on your site. Please remove them completely, or at the very least fix their behavior to avoid accidental touches from opening the sites.

Article by Jon Fingas about Google Voice and Google Fi has a factual error. How do we point this out if articles can't have comments or we can't contact you or Jon Fingas?

I just signed up on this here engadg thinggy. After I signed into this here Web thingy, I went to my account settings then I went to my profile, there is no way to change display name which is so stupid especially since the failed to provide an option at signing up. Bottom line, give as the option to make up our own display name.

I like Billy's accent. Maybe Alabama or South Carolina?

This was one of my favorite daily sites to read before 2016 when you started the regressive SJW preaching in nearly every topic. I quit reading the site.

I just checked back today and I think you've gotten worse. Bye

In response to your article about reducing carbon emissions. How about you remove cookies, trackers, and ads from your pages? How much energy would that save? How much energy/carbon will you waste adding my email address to some list? Emails I will never read and will probably mark as spam. You can do more. You can do better. Stand up. Make a difference.

Subject says it all.

Engadget Android app has disappeared from Google play store (EU)

In title but don’t auto play videos. Or replace with gifs until they are clicked. And better support for VPN

The Engadget app has been removed from ios for some time now and no talk or alternative has been provided. I been using the app that was released and updated 2 years ago and it's in serious need of an update

I look at this site while at work, and I guce.advertising.com is blocked. For example: https://guce.advertising.com/collectIdentifiers?sessionId=1cc-session02230267-8175-4929-be85-01131bd282a8

You used to do this when going to the home page, but removed it, now its on every story...

I still love reading your tech blog.

In the good old days when you clicked on a hyperlink, it took you to an explanation or an article that was what the hyperlink represented. I started clicking articles in the daily newsletter and what do I get? For every link on the email, they all take me to the exact same page where you have to hunt for the article that you want to read. Seems counterproductive to me. Why do your jobs, when you can get your readers to do it for you.

Multiple users on reddit and macrumor
report quality issues with the tips of the airpod pro's.

the silicon is not sealing airtight anymore after a couple of days, causing the airpods to not only fail the fitting test but also lose its bass and noice cancelling functionality.

https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments/e056hg/airpodsprotip_gate/

I often want to listen to the video articles on engadget without having the specific browser tab open, while I work.
For some unknown reason, you guys don't seem to have this optional. I really don't understand why and it's causing me to engage less on your site.

Every review of a xiaomi phone should mention that their stupid MIUI thing doesn't really work with Instagram. Xiaomi had known about it for years and doesn't care. If you want to use Instagram, you shouldn't buy xiaomi! It's your duty to inform the consumers!

Stop redirecting to Facebook when I click on a link. I don't appreciate the need to click on a link multiple times until it finally opens the actual target instead of trying to get me to log into Facebook.