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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After using the Fender x Teufel Rockster Air 2, I realized I’ve reviewed a Goldilocks array of Fender x Teufel speakers: the Rockster Go 2, Rockster Cross, and now the Rockster Air 2. Using this analogy, we’ll call the Air 2 the Papa Bear. He’s big, heavy, and loud. But how does he sound? ⬇︎ Jump
Fender x Teufel Rockster Air 2 speaker review – Your neighbors will not thank you Read More
ARTICLE – The custom mechanical keyboard scene has never been shy about excess, but Wuque Studio just redefined what “premium” means with the Nama. This 80% wireless keyboard integrates a fully functional mechanical watch movement under sapphire crystal glass, turning the volume knob into a mesmerizing display of exposed gears and spinning flywheels. The keyboard
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REVIEW – I seem to spend as lot of time with earbuds in – from running, riding bikes, walking the dog, and of course, meetings at work. For all but cycling and flying, I prefer open-air earbuds which let you hear ambient sounds. But I’ve been frustrated with most sets – they are either very
NEWS – The Lifestyle TV category has a credibility problem. For years, manufacturers have slapped premium price tags on mediocre panels wrapped in designer finishes, betting that consumers would pay extra for aesthetics over actual picture quality. Hisense enters this territory with the S5 DécoTV, a compact television now available on Amazon that follows the
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News – Most smart rings arrive loaded with sensors that track your heart rate, analyze your sleep cycles, and count every step toward a daily goal. The Pebble Index 01 ships with none of that. Instead, Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky built a ring that solves exactly one problem: capturing thoughts before they disappear. Press the
Pebble Index 01: A $75 Smart Ring That Remembers What You Forget Read More
REVIEW – Everyone has devices that are battery-powered these days. From your car to your earbuds to your screens to your watch, you’ve always got to find a place to “top up” the power cells of your current gadget. My favorite form factor for these is now the back-of-the-phone magnetic model. Roughly the size of
Statik State Power Bank – keeping things running while running around Read More
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 – Vertu built its reputation on ultra-luxury mobile phones, handsets that cost more than most people’s cars and came bundled with concierge services most tech companies would never consider. Now the brand is stepping into the smart ring category with the Meta Ring, and it arrives with an angle nobody else in this space
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
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ARTICLE – When two brands from completely different worlds collide, the results can feel forced. That is not the case here. Porter, the 90-year-old Japanese bag maker known for meticulous craftsmanship, has partnered with Dyson on a limited-edition shoulder bag and headphone set that feels surprisingly cohesive. The pairing makes more sense than it should:
Porter and Dyson Team Up on a Limited-Edition EDC Set That Commuters Will Fight Over Read More
REVIEW – My wife is very creative and eco-conscious. Some time ago, she launched her own business, making eco-friendly candles, diffusers, Room Sprays, and more from all-natural products. Sh usually sets up at Fairs and other pop-up events, and on most occasions, the Host provides no power, or power is provided for an extra cost.
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NEWS – A drone that won CES 2026’s Best of Innovation before hitting store shelves? That’s the Antigravity A1. Developed with backing from Insta360, this thing launches December 4, and Antigravity is positioning it as what the company calls the world’s first true 360 drone. ⬇︎ Jump to summary Price: Not yet announced Where to
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Albert Einstein wore a lot of hats during his lifetime. Physicist, Nobel laureate, patent clerk, violinist. But if you’ve ever seen candid photos of the man outside the lecture hall, you probably noticed something else: the guy had serious style. His favorite outerwear? A brown leather jacket he picked up in the 1930s after immigrating
Levi’s Brings Back Einstein’s Favorite Leather Jacket, and Only 800 Exist Read More
REVIEW – I’m always on the lookout for the perfect work tote because I never find one that ticks all my boxes. It should be light but durable. It should hold a lot of things but it shouldn’t look like a sack of potatoes. It should have some pockets but not too many pockets. The
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REVIEW – Digital calendars for the home have started to become the latest thing for busy households. Most are geared towards homes with children and working parents who have multiple schedules and to-do lists to plan around. Also, most of those digital calendars require a subscription to get the features you may be interested in.
Everblog E1 Digital Wall Calendar Review – it’s a fantastic family organizer Read More
REVIEW – If you have been following my reviews, you know that I built a new office/studio in the basement of my home to not only work remotely but also to create content. My old office was one of the bedrooms on the first floor that I will be converting back into a bedroom. Moving
EnGenius ECP106 review – cloud managed 6‑outlet smart PDU 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
ARTICLE – Every adventure motorcyclist knows the math. You calculate fuel range, map gas stations, and accept that eventually the wilderness wins. Run out of fuel fifty miles from the nearest pump and your dual-sport becomes a very expensive piece of sculpture. Electric motorcycles promised freedom from fossil fuels but introduced a new limitation: finding
MASK Architects’ Solaris Motorcycle Unfolds Solar Wings to Charge Itself in the Wilderness Read More
REVIEW – Since moving, I have a little more room for a bigger desk. What I found is that many standing desks aren’t very deep, usually 19 to 24 inches. The Blacklyte Atlas Lite series of standing desks all come with a depth of 31.5 inches, regardless of width. I knew I wanted to see
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