Raymond Wong
Raymond Wong is the Deputy Editor of Reviews & Guides at Inverse, leading consumer tech coverage. Whether it’s reviewing the latest devices, investigating the use of AI in smartphone cameras to fake moon photos, or diving deep into design and engineering, he strives to uncover the larger story through honest, truthful reporting and new storytelling formats. His reviews and analysis have influenced and shaped product design at many tech companies including OnePlus.
Previously, he was a founding editor at Input and led its tech reviews, guides, and gaming verticals as Deputy Editor of Reviews & Guides. Before that, Ray was Senior Tech Correspondent at Mashable, where he led consumer tech coverage and commanded an audience that included everyone from Tim Cook to Elon Musk.
Raymond’s other loves include: gaming (Game Boy forever!), photography and video production, making a mess in the kitchen, eating ice cream all year round (even when it’s freezing out), and obsessing over details in Wong Kar Wai films.
“Beyond Physics.” How Google Pushes Phone Photography Past Its Limits.
We visited Google’s top-secret Pixel design studio to talk to Isaac Reynolds, the man in charge of building cameras for Pixel devices.
Sony Created the Best Wireless Headphones Idea in Years: A Big Bass Button
Turns out a big button that boosts the bass in two levels is a simple, but great feature.
Humane's Co-Founders Want to Cure Your Screen Addiction With an AI Gadget
Imran Chaudhri and Bethany Bongiorno explain how Humane’s Ai Pin could help us be more present again, how it overcomes AI hallucinations, and reveal how they avoided AirPods’s biggest design flaw.
Humane’s Ai Pin Isn't Ready to Replace Your Phone, But One Day It Might
The Ai Pin is an ambitious device and blueprint for the future of mobile computing, but first-gen compromises keep it grounded in the present.
Spatial Personas Make Apple Vision Pro a Less Isolating Experience
Up to five people can watch movies and TV shows, play AR games, and collaborate on work together even when they’re across the planet.
A New Game Boy-Inspired Handheld That Can Play Dreamcast, DS, and PSP Games Is Coming
Anbernic’s popular RG35XX is getting a new model soon.
One of the Most Anticipated AI Gadgets Now Has a Release Date
Here’s when the first Rabbit R1 devices are arriving.
OnePlus Watch 2 Review: This Great Smartwatch Caught Me By Surprise
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 finally has a serious competitor.
The PS5’s Official Wireless Earbuds Make Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Feel Even More Epic
The Pulse Explore wireless earbuds are the best way to experience Square Enix’s epic RPG sequel.
Fujifilm’s New Instax Mini 99 Is the Best Instant Camera for Taking Vintage-Looking Photos
And you won’t look like a child pulling it out in public.
This SpongeBob Xbox Series X Is Microsoft's Best Custom Console Yet
Expect these to sell out immediately.
The New M3 MacBook Airs Finally Have the One Feature Everyone Wanted
Apple heard your requests.
Apple’s Electric Car Was Doomed From the Start
The “Apple Car” was never going to happen. Here’s why.
OnePlus Watch 2 Hands-On: Not Bad for a $299.99 Smartwatch
A new smartwatch fighter has arrived.
Humane Just Gave Everyone a Huge Incentive To Buy an AI Pin
This free value definitely makes the $699 starting price easier to swallow.
Why iPhone 15 Batteries Are Now Rated for 1,000 Charge Cycles
The European Union strikes again.
New Apple Sports App for iPhone Is for Sports Stats Junkies
The app is free and has a single purpose: Display real-time sports scores, stats, and more as quickly as possible.
TikTok’s Favorite Camera for Taking Film-Like Photos Is Getting a Huge Upgrade
Say hello to the highly anticipated Fujifilm X100VI.
I Found the Galaxy S24's Best AI Feature: Making Epic Slow-Mo Cat Videos
Samsung should just call it “Epic Cat Mode.”
My Life-Changing Week With Apple Vision Pro
Raymond Wong gets hands-on — and then some — in this in-depth Apple Vision Pro review.
