Posts about a variety of topics which are not news and are not reviews.
The Philips 241V8LB 24-inch VA monitor with 100Hz, Adaptive-Sync, and a 4-year warranty is down to $74.98. A rare value for productivity and casual gaming.
Philips 241V8LB 24″ Monitor Deal: Only $74.98! Read More
Countertop appliances earn their keep when they replace something bigger, slower, or harder to clean. The CHEFMAN Multifunctional Digital Air Fryer+ is interesting because it isn't just another basket air fryer. Amazon's current $79.93 price gets you a 10L air fryer oven with rotisserie, d
One $99 Chefman Replaces Your Air Fryer, Rotisserie, and Dehydrator Read More
Noise-cancelling earbuds under $30 are usually where the compromise gets obvious. The Soundcore P30i by Anker is the exception worth checking right now because Amazon has the green model at $29.99, and the spec sheet is much better than the price suggests. Price: $29.99 ($39.99) Where to Buy: Amazon The P30i earbuds include active noise
Anker’s Cheap ANC Earbuds Hide a Phone Stand in the Case Read More
If you’ve been holding out for a high-end MacBook this year, your plan just fell apart. Apple is no longer making a Pro or Max version of its next chip, so the powerful MacBook you were waiting for either ships with an entry-level processor or doesn’t arrive until 2027. Here’s what changed. Bloomberg reports that
Apple Just Canceled Its Most Powerful M6 Chips, Here’s Why Read More
Smartphones didn’t get quieter in 2026. They got better cameras, more AI prompts, more always-on widgets, and more reasons to pull your thumb back to the screen. Dumb phones solve a different problem: they make your phone boring enough that you stop treating it like a slot machine. That sounds simple until you try to
Best Dumb Phones 2026: How to Pick the Right One Read More
There are watches you buy because they promise status, watches you buy because the specs make sense, and watches you buy because one tiny detail makes…
The Commodore Callback 8020 made sense as a curiosity at $499. At $399, it becomes a real question. Not because a retro badge suddenly makes a flip…
Commodore Callback 8020 just became harder to dismiss Read More
If XREAL Aura is the future of XR glasses, then the future is finally starting to look less ridiculous. It’s also still priced like a bet, not a normal gadget recommendation. That’s the tension XREAL has created with Aura. On paper, these are exactly the kind of extended reality glasses I want the industry to
The Fitbit Inspire 3 is the fitness tracker to buy when you want health and activity data without wearing a full smartwatch. Amazon has the Midnight Zen and black model at $66.45 right now, down from a typical $99.95 list price. The deal works because the Inspire 3 still covers the basics that matter: 24/7
Want Fitness Data Without a Smartwatch? The Fitbit Inspire 3 Is Down to $66.45 Read More
Eight live Amazon gadget deals across EDC, audio, computing, smart home, power, sustainability, and wearables.
Monday Madness: 8 Amazon Deals Across EDC, Audio, Computing, and Smart Home Read More
Laptop work has one stupid ergonomic flaw: the screen sits too low. The BESIGN LS03 doesn’t try to solve every desk problem. It raises a 10 to 15.6 inch laptop by about 5.7 inches, gives the bottom more airflow, and costs $16.99 right now on Amazon. Price: $16.99 Where to Buy: Amazon That price is
Skip the $70 Laptop Stand, This $16.99 Amazon’s Choice Pick Does the Basics Right Read More
ZeroKor’s 300W portable power station kit is $179.52 with a 280Wh battery, 60W foldable solar panel, AC outlets, USB, DC, and flashlight.
Heading Off-Grid This Summer? This $180 Power Station Packs a 60W Panel Read More
Cheap robot vacuums usually make you choose between suction, mopping, app control, or a price that doesn’t feel like a gamble. The ROPVACNIC S1 is worth a look because Amazon’s current $109.99 price puts a 5200Pa robot vacuum and mop combo in impulse-buy territory, with self-charging, app control, remote control, voice control, and a 4400mAh
This $109 ROPVACNIC Robot Vacuum Mops Too Read More
UGREEN NeoDrive Go adds an IPS status display, built-in USB-C cable, and MagSafe-friendly iPhone ProRes recording to a 1TB portable SSD.
UGREEN NeoDrive Go Puts a Screen on a MagSafe SSD Read More
Five open-ear headphones for running, swimming, workouts, and calls, with waterproofing and battery claims compared.
5 Open-Ear Headphones for Runners, Swimmers, and Desk Calls Read More
The tiny keychain camera trend has a new contender Yashica, the historic Japanese camera brand, just launched its Funtastic Keychain Camera—a 22-gram pocket digicam with a 180-degree flip screen, USB-C charging, and licensed Hello Kitty and Peanuts editions that go straight for the Y2K nostalgia crowd. Price: HK $218 or $28 USD Where to Buy:
Yashica Funtastic Keychain Camera: $25 Flip-Screen Digicam Competes with Kodak Charmera Read More
A robot vacuum that also mops, connects to Wi-Fi, responds to Alexa, and slides under your couch for $89.99. That’s the actual price right now for Prime members, and it’s $40 off the list price. The ILIFE V5s Plus sits at #58 in the entire robotic vacuums category on Amazon with over 1,700 ratings averaging
The ILIFE V5s Plus Is a Legit Robot Vacuum and Mop for $89.99 (Prime Exclusive) Read More
Casio’s marking Pokémon’s 30th anniversary with a G-Shock that any 90s kid will clock from across the room. The GA-110PKM-7A leans hard into the original 1996 games, pulling the red, blue, and green palette straight off the era that started it all. It’s the kind of piece that’s built as much for the nostalgia hit
Casio Put All 30 Pokémon on This G-Shock’s Band Read More
Most gadgets don’t ship with a charging problem. They ship with a charging ritual you slowly stop noticing, right up until the battery quits at the worst possible time. Price: $59 Where to Buy: Meta Smart glasses moved that ritual somewhere strange. You wear them out, fold them into a case, let the case pull
Your Smart Glasses Charge Fine in the Case, So Why Build a Stand Read More
Digital watches spent years stuck in two camps. One is the rugged resin slab built for trailheads and gym timers. The other is the retro reissue chasing a 1980s memory on a tiny steel bracelet. Almost nothing sat in between, which is strange, because that quiet middle is where most people actually want to live.
When a Digital Watch Stops Looking Like a Gym Accessory Read More