When Lioe design reached out to see if I would like to review the Lioe Titan business card holder they asked if I would also be interested in reviewing the Phantom S420 scissors. I told Julie I’d be happy to check them out. Many of the items reviewed on The Gadgeteer are evaluated to describe and […]
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Give me a speaker, a Bluetooth or wifi connection, throw in a dollop of Amazon Alexa’s brains and witty personality and top that off with a pinch of Spotify or Amazon Music and it looks like a recipe for sheer gadget bliss. The great thing about this recipe is that all the ingredients are accessible through the
FABRIQ Chorus Portable Smart Speaker with Amazon Alexa review Read More
Master & Dynamic is a respected maker of many premium headphones, earphones and one concrete Bluetooth speaker. For the 2017 holiday season, they’ve released new colorways for their headphones dubbed The Greene Street Collection. This collection pays homage to streetwear culture inside the concrete jungle. Released on November 8th—in time for holiday gift giving—the collection
The Master & Dynamic Greene Street Collection takes on the concrete jungle Read More
Remember when the most sophisticated item in the classroom was a calculator and maybe a computer with a CD-ROM? Those days are long gone. But it’s not just about bringing devices and Windows 10 into the classroom anymore, Microsoft has been rethinking how we use technology to encourage our kids to learn. Here are 4
New Minecraft hour of code tutorial + 4 ways Microsoft is changing the way our kids learn Read More
The iPhone X, the iPhone 8, and older iPhone models are the perfect gift giving category to consider this holiday season for friends and family who might have one of these popular smartphones. We’ve arranged our gift guide into sections and price for your shopping convenience. Click through to see our iPhone cases and accessories gift
Gift Guide: iPhone cases and accessories Read More
Let me state up front that the Anki Cozmo robot is a difficult review to write. It’s not because I don’t like it (frankly, negative reviews are easy to write); it’s because I really like this robot and it does so many things—most of them silly—that I’m having a hard time deciding what to leave
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While “wireless headphones” have been around for a while, “true wireless headphones” are a relatively new concept in headphone technology. The ear pods sit independently in each ear. No wires. No nothin’! I’ve reviewed wireless headphones before, but the TRNDlabs NOVA True Wireless Earbuds are the first I have tried in the category. Let’s go
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I receive a LOT of emails every day that are usually from PR agencies pitching products that they want us to write about or review, people with new crowdfunding campaigns that they want us to write about, people asking for tech support for products that we’ve reviewed, people asking how to buy products that we’ve
Julie’s gadget diary – I received the nicest email this morning Read More
A year ago we included the Matrix Industries PowerWatch Indiegogo campaign in one of our weekly Notable crowdfunding campaign posts. I remember being intrigued by this activity tracking watch that uses the body heat from your wrist to generate power to charge the watch’s internal battery. How does it work? SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
The body heat powered PowerWatch starts shipping to backers Read More
Welcome to part five of our on-going series where we tell you about the gear that we use on a daily basis. Today we have the favorite gear bags for one more Gadgeteer team member, Smythe. Let us know if you enjoy these types of posts. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
The Gadgeteer team’s favorite gear bags (part 5) Read More
Did you know that yesterday was Singles’ Day? What the heck is that you ask? It’s a holiday for people who are single. Think of it as the anti-Valentine’s Day. But it was yesterday, who cares you say. Just simmer down… Yes, the holiday WAS yesterday, but ThinkGeek is still celebrating through tomorrow by offering
Deal: ThinkGeek helps you celebrate being alone with 40% savings Read More
Serious PC gamers are a discerning group of users. To give them an edge over their competition, they look for the best equipment like the fastest rig (computer), largest monitor, great speakers, headsets, programmable keyboards, and mice. Speaking of mice, even mouse pads are an accessory to consider for gamers. Does it provide enough traction
My mouse pad can beat up your mouse pad Read More
There’s a creeper in my garage! A tool creeper that is. Like many shade tree mechanics, I am plagued with tools and loose items rolling around my garage floor. The Mychanic Tool Creeper aims to help that problem. SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
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It’s that time of the week where gadgeteers need a break to catch up on the news, reviews, and articles that we posted here on this site this week. So sit down, click through, browse the list and enjoy! SHARE ON TwitterFacebookPin It
LG V30 review, Casio G-Shock watches, Trayvax wallet review, and more – Weekly roundup Read More
Office 365 For Dummies, 2nd Edition is an ebook which is normally priced at $13.00 but it is being offered FREE of charge until 11/15/17. This ebook offers step by step instructions on how to use all that Microsoft Office 365 has to offer. Topics include email, Sharepoint collaboration tools like Skype for business, Office Online, and a lot
Snag a copy of “Office 365 For Dummies, 2nd Edition” (Free eBook expires 11/15/17 ) Read More
Does a phone case have to be expensive to be good? Miniturtle makes inexpensive, full-featured phone cases that also allow you to add some sharp-looking graphics (or bring your own) to match your style. I’ve got one of their iPhone cases in my hands for a close-up review. Let’s see how good it is! SHARE
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On thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York City, G-SHOCK celebrated their 35th anniversary. But it’s not just 35 years that they were celebrating – they also celebrated the fact that they have now sold 100 million G-SHOCK watches worldwide. That’s a hell of a lot of rugged watches on people’s wrists! Speaking of
G-SHOCK is working on a rugged watch made of sapphire crystal Read More
If simplicity is your goal, the stands / wall mounts from ILOVEHANDLES are products designed for you. These stands are sleek bars of wood with holes to allow charging cables to pass through. The Stretch (shown above) mounts to your wall to hold all your phones and tablets. It has seven holes for chargers. The
Tiny and Stretch are minimalist wall mounts/stands for your mobile devices Read More
Here’s a unique gift idea for the person who has everything and doesn’t take insulin. It’s a personalized face lollipop from Prezzybox in the UK. Send in a photo of your favorite person, choose a flavor from their selection of five flavors that include strawberry, passion fruit, orange, apple or tutti frutti, and let them
Now you can lick your own face AND get diabetes at the same time Read More
I remember back in 1989 when Sony introduced the first AIBO (Artificial Intelligence Robot) to the world, I thought wow I wish I could get one of those. Sadly after about six years and several iterations of the AIBO Sony discontinued the manufacturing of the AIBO. If you missed your chance to get an AIBO
Want a pet but are always on the go? Sony reintroduces the AIBO Read More