Most people who ride, whether on two wheels or four, have made peace with a small daily frustration. The phone mount. Snap it in, hope it holds, adjust it three times before the first mile, and pray the vibrations from rough pavement do not slowly wreck the camera stabilization system inside. It is a trade-off […]
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REVIEW – Opening and closing the same three blinds every morning and night gets old fast, especially when they’re on different windows and wrapped in cords. I wanted something that could give us soft light during the day, blackout at night, and do it automatically without anyone yanking on chains. That’s what led me to
REVIEW – Since my kids moved out, the oven doesn’t see much action. It’s like using a bucket loader to scoop ice cream – overkill for most cooking tasks. Conversely, the stove top, microwave, and air fryer get most of the mealtime action, so it makes sense to get the most “bang for the buck”
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ARTICLE – You can 3D print the foldable iPhone today. Not a working phone, but a physical mockup built from leaked CAD dimensions that lets you hold, fold, and judge the form factor for yourself. Apple’s rumored foldable, often referred to as the iPhone Fold, reportedly won’t ship until late 2026. The shape? You can
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REVIEW – xTool recently released their newest portable laser, the xTool F2. I did not get to review the original F1 laser, so I was excited to be chosen to review the F2. Read on to find out how this tiny laser is loaded with big features; it even surprised me. Jump to summary (pros/cons)
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REVIEW – Nobody asks what’s in your pocket when you clip a pen there. It’s invisible. Expected. Boring. Which is exactly why the smartest EDC tools don’t look like tools at all. They look like office supplies. The moment you strap on a holster or hang a pouch from your belt, you’ve announced yourself. But
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REVIEW – Pool robots have disappointed me for years with promises they never keep. Most deliver mediocre floor scrubbing with occasional wall climbing that misses half the debris, forcing manual intervention that defeats the purpose of automation. The Beatbot AquaSense 2 Pro breaks this pattern completely, offering genuine 5-in-1 functionality that transforms pool maintenance from
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NEWS – There are two ways to get a really big picture in your living room. You can mount a massive television on your wall, or you can use a projector. Until recently, the choice came down to one thing: how much do you care about watching during the day? Televisions handle daylight by being
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ARTICLE – You know that friend who buys the weirdest, most overengineered version of everything? The one with the titanium toothpick and the $200 pen that writes upside down in zero gravity? That friend is going to lose their entire mind over the Titaner Trident. This titanium zipper lock has three levels of mechanical
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ARTICLE – Most standing desks fail the same way. The single motor strains under load, creating an audible whine that announces every height adjustment to the entire household. The frame wobbles when you lean into a deadline. The particleboard desktop warps after eighteen months of coffee rings and elbow pressure, developing a visible bow that
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ARTICLE – This Christmas, skip the gift cards and sweaters that end up in the back of a closet. If someone on your list has been talking about “getting back in shape” or “finally setting up a home gym,” this is the year to make it happen. Health is the gift that keeps giving, literally,
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ARTICLE – Hearing loss creeps in slowly. You ask people to repeat themselves more often, then start turning the TV up a few notches higher than anyone else needs it. At some point, restaurants stop being worth the effort because background noise drowns out conversation. Nearly 30 million American adults live with some degree of
ARTICLE – Most massage chairs push against your muscles. The Lifevibe Prime resonates through them. Built on vibroacoustic therapy principles developed in Nordic rehabilitation clinics, this chair treats relaxation as a full-body frequency experience, not just surface-level pressure. You know the feeling. You sink into a massage chair after a brutal week, rollers grinding into
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REVIEWS – The backpack market splits cleanly into two camps: technical bags built for function and leather bags built for boardrooms. WaterField’s Bowery Leather Backpack refuses to pick a side. At $549, this San Francisco-made full-grain leather pack promises heirloom quality with modern tech protection, targeting professionals who want their MacBook Pro wrapped in something
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FEATURE – If you’ve been reading The Gadgeteer for any length of time, you’ve probably noticed Julie Strietelmeier’s name at the top of the masthead. For 28 years, she built this place from the ground up. Now, for the first time since 1997, The Gadgeteer has new ownership. This is our letter to you. Julie’s
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REVIEW – The Huawei FreeClip 2 enters a category that usually asks for forgiveness. Most open ear buds feel like a tradeoff between comfort and clarity which is why I treated this pair with some suspicion at first. That changed within a few hours of wearing them around the house, through errands, and even while
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Holiday shopping usually means guessing what people want. These four SKG massagers solve problems your family actually complains about. You know that person. The one who comes home from work, drops onto the couch, and immediately starts rubbing their neck. Or your mom, who stands at the kitchen counter for hours and then can’t get
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ARTICLE – Amazon has finally locked in a release date for its refreshed Kindle Scribe lineup, and the company is skipping preorders entirely this time. The next-generation Kindle Scribe and the first-ever Kindle Scribe Colorsoft will both hit shelves on December 10. If you want one, you simply log on and buy it directly. The
Amazon’s Next-Gen Kindle Scribe Lineup Goes on Sale December 10 With No Preorders Read More
Your childhood Soundwave toy could transform if you spent five minutes folding panels. This one does it automatically while you watch, then plays Spotify through its chest. Robosen and Hasbro just dropped the G1 Flagship Soundwave, and it might be the first collectible robot that truly lives up to “More Than Meets The Eye.” After
Skincare on the go has always meant compromise. The NanoHydra Pro, now on Kickstarter, is built for people who refuse to accept that trade-off. ARTICLE – You know the feeling. Four hours into a flight, your skin feels like paper. The office AC has been running all day and your face is tight by 3pm.
A Skincare Wand With the Same Sensor Tech as Your Robot Vacuum Read More