REVIEW – I’ve been very curious about Boox notebooks ever since I found out that these lightweight, versatile notebooks existed. I know plenty of folks like them because they run Android (and thus apps), sip power, and the fact that they are more distraction-free than a regular tablet. I found that to be true when […]
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REVIEW – I’ve never been a “juicer.” I like juice, but juicers always looked like they were hard to clean, took up a lot of space and were noisy. Plus, I don’t know anyone who has a juicer who uses it past six months. But I am a sucker for unique kitchen gadgets, and a
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REVIEW -I’ve had a round or two with power composters and my track record is sketchy…I had one I really liked but it died within a year of my review. Since then I’ve been on the lookout for a new one because I really like the convenience of throwing my kitchen waste into something other
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REVIEW – If there’s one thing that goes along with summer, it’s grilling outside. But what if you want to grill on the go—at a park, a beach, or while tailgating? You want to cook for a short period, but you don’t want to have to wait around all day for the grill to heat
REVIEW – I’ll admit it (and I hope Samsung doesn’t read this because I always trade in my phone with them) I am not particularly careful with my phone. I drop it probably once a week on average and maybe let it slip off a table or an armchair about once a week too. I
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REVIEW – I don’t know about the rest of the gadgeteers but I am always trying to improve but also streamline my EDC and my travel gadgets. Lots of times this involves finding a device that performs more than one job. That’s why I was excited to review the Outdoor Tech Bolt Bluetooth speaker. It
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REVIEW – You can never be too prepared for camping or emergencies, although I probably have more of the latter than engage in the former. I live in a place that has many power outages at the drop of a hat! You can’t have too much backup power when that happens, so I was very
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REVIEW – My grandmother used to watch Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! every day because she thought it might keep her brain sharp as she aged. Maybe it did — she lived to be 104 and she stayed relatively sharp enough to enjoy her life for most of that time. For a while, she even
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REVIEW — I’ll admit I’ve been avoiding the electric scooter craze, but this year my son went off to college and it seems like everyone on his campus is zipping around on them. I knew it was only a matter of time before he wanted one, and now that he’s decided to move off campus,
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REVIEW – Summer is right around the corner and in Southern California that means beach trips, and while I’m not much of a camper, I do enjoy a lightweight camp chair for the beach. Typically camping stuff is lighter and more compact than stuff made for the beach, and when the Sitpack people came out
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REVIEW – As a college professor, I spend a lot of time projecting and presenting and while I love where I work, some of our facilities are from the stone age. And after an incident a couple of years ago where someone in IT sent out an update that wiped people’s hard drives all over
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REVIEW – We review a lot of batteries at The Gadgeteer and with good reason. If you have a lot of gadgets, you need a lot of power, and eventually you’ll find yourself needing a battery. Most battery backups are fairly big and clunky but the Baseus Blade 2 is quite sleek and is powerful
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REVIEW – This may surprise you (or not), but the Gadgeteers have a gadget Discord where we chat about all kinds of things. It’s kind of a geekfest, as you might imagine, but if you are a geek like me, you kinda love it. The coolest of the geek discussions by far is the laser
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REVIEW – With two dogs running around my house this winter the floating hair situation becomes a crisis before you know it. Yes, I have robot vacuums, but sometimes I can’t wait for the robot to find the mess. I have to spring into action, and while I have had many great years out of
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REVIEW – I’ve reviewed some fancy electric bikes for the Gadgeteer and now that I’m riding around town with them, I am always worried that someone is going to steal them. It only follows that I should invest in an equally fancy bike lock to protect them. They don’t come much fancier than the Seatylock
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REVIEW – A car wash at my local place is now $25 for the basic inside and outside scrub down. They do a good job, but can I afford $25 a trip? Nope. That’s why I’ve gotten quite good at cleaning my own car. The outside always looks great, but getting the carpets clean has
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REVIEW – If you’re a sparkling water lover, then you know the first world problems I’m about to outline. Lugging bottles around the grocery, into the car and then inside your home is a pain. Storing the bottles can be difficult. Reaching the bottom third of your bottle to find that the carbonation is pretty
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REVIEW – I love a clean floor, but I hate cleaning floors, so when something comes along that says it makes cleaning floors nearly “effortless,” I’m all in. Such is the claim of the Eureka New400 floor cleaner. It promises that you can both vacuum and mop at the same time, which could be a
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REVIEW – It’s the holiday season and while that’s a busy time, it also comes right before another busy time: tax season. I still get a million paper copies of tax forms and in the past I’ve mailed them, which just seems like I’m asking for trouble. This year I’m scanning them with the Epson
REVIEW – At the risk of sounding a little too Californian, I hereby reveal that I have two electric cars. While there is a lot of infrastructure here to support them, without a level two charger at home I wouldn’t be able to make it to work every day. What can I say? I also
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