NedFoss might not have the best reputation with knife fans, but there’s more to the story than the complaints. Even people who aren’t fans of the brand’s cheaper knives admit some models are “actually pretty good for the price.” That’s because buried in NedFoss’s huge catalog are a handful of standout knives that use real […]
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Mid-summer sits in an odd gap for laptop shopping. Back-to-school sales haven’t kicked in yet and Black Friday is still months out, but retailers are already discounting last season’s gaming notebooks to make room for new silicon. That’s where the five gaming laptop deals below come from. Prices range from $919 to $1,439, and no
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Most gear coverage skips MTech USA Knives entirely. Master Cutlery is listed as the manufacturer on four of these five knives, the blades ship as stainless with a coating or a stonewash, and the whole catalog sits below the price of a movie ticket. That combination attracts a lot of eye rolling from people who
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September move-in is right around the corner, and if you’re shopping for a first dorm room, the sticker shock is real. Between the loft kit, the mini fridge, the desk lamp and every little thing you never knew you needed, furnishing a tiny cinder-block room can quietly eat a full allowance. Back to school se
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Timex covered a lot of ground this month, and the easy way to write it up would be a list of new colorways. That isn’t what happened. Eight Timex watches landed in TG’s coverage, and each one moved a single thing forward: a movement, a case material, a sealing system, or a partner who shaped
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The Gadgeteer covered several watches worth a second look this month, and the range says a lot about where the category stands right now. A Vietnam-era 24-hour pilot watch came back in the same stretch as a crownless mystery watch thin enough to make an engineer nervous, and neither one showed up next to the
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Titanium pens have quietly become one of the easiest EDC upgrades to justify. They shrug off pocket abuse, they don’t rust the way cheap steel does, and a good one outlasts every plastic pen you’ve ever lost. The catch is that “titanium” shows up on a lot of listings, and the price spread runs from
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Back to school tech lists repeat the same five items every August. A laptop, headphones, a backpack, a lamp, a power strip. You end up with a desk that works fine and says nothing at all about the person sitting at it. Divoom builds for the gap that list leaves open, which is why these
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Gerber has spent the past couple of years rewriting its EDC lineup around CPM MagnaCut steel, and the five knives below show how far that shift has gone. Three of them now run MagnaCut, one still leans on the budget-friendly 420HC that made the original LST famous, and one skips folding steel altogether for a
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Casio has been busy, and so have we. The Casio watches we featured this month cover two retro digitals, a stripped-back Pro Trek, three limited collaborations, a pilot’s watch that repairs its own accuracy, and an obstacle course you play in a browser. The spread runs from $54 to somewhere near $860, which is a
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The back half of July 2026 turned into one of the more scattered stretches of product news in recent memory, and that is the point. ASUS revealed its first ROG-branded soundbar, Garmin cut the screen off a fitness band, and HP loaded a business laptop with a 50 TOPS chip, all inside the same few
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Amazon’s Prime Day ended weeks ago, but the SSD market didn’t get the memo. Prices on the top internal NVMe drives and portable SSDs are still sitting well below MSRP, and some are cheaper now than they were during the sale. Here are 5 solid state drives worth picking up right now, from a PS5-ready
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Italy has been quietly turning out some of the most distinctive folding knives on the market, and Fox Knives sits right at the center of that reputation. The three blades below cover a wide spread: two curved karambits built for grip security and speed, and one featherweight everyday folder that disappears in a pocket. Prices
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Invicta’s Pro Diver line is one of the most recognizable names in affordable dive-style watches, and it’s easy to see why. The collection blends automatic and quartz movements, sturdy stainless steel builds, and the classic rotating-bezel look that dive watches are known for, all without the price tag that usually comes with that style. Several
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The first ninety minutes are always fine. It’s the stretch after that, somewhere past the second rest stop, when the tablet hits four percent and the questions start rolling in on a loop. None of the six gadgets below will fix traffic, but each one removes a specific thing that makes traffic worse. Add The
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A Case catalog reads less like a product line and more like a list of jobs. Trapper, Sod Buster, Fishing knife, Toothpick. The company organizes its lineup around patterns carrying names like those, which is part of why it counted as news when Case introduced an entirely new pattern this April. So the first question
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A college laptop has one hard job: make the next four years less annoying. That means it needs enough memory to keep a research paper, a video call, a…
A desk refresh usually starts with the wrong purchase. You buy the monitor first, then spend the whole semester tripping over the same power strip and finishing every study session with the same sore lower back. The picks below fix the parts of a workspace you touch every single day. Everything here comes from our
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Most “best electric scooter” lists are written for people who already decided to buy, so they lead with the spec sheet and hope you stop reading before the tradeoffs show up. The tradeoffs are the interesting part. A seat that adds real weight, solid tires that trade ride comfort for having no tube to patch,
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Retro tech has become very good at winning the thumbnail war. A beige plastic shell, a fake wood panel, or a tiny arcade marquee can make almost anything look tempting for five seconds. The useful stuff has a tougher job: it needs licensed games or real hardware support, current connections, a repair or warranty path,
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