The electric lawn mower finally got good enough this spring. Cordless decks used to feel like a compromise for green-minded buyers, but now they’re the first thing we’d point most homeowners toward, and the specs back that up. People who would’ve laughed off a battery mower two years ago are walking past the gas aisle […]
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Sony’s WH-1000XM5 just hit $278 on Amazon, its lowest tracked price since launch, as Memorial Day deals go live across the audio category. Bose is also shaving $120 off its mainline QuietComfort, and Nothing’s first KEF-tuned over-ears are matching their all-time low. We’ve pulled eight picks that we’d actually spend on, across over-ears, true wireless
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Garmin’s loudest watches have always been the Forerunners. The fenix gets the marketing budget, the Forerunner 970 gets the running coverage, and the Venu has spent four generations stuck between “the friendlier Garmin” and “the one that isn’t a fitness computer.” That positioning’s finally over. Price: $499.99 (On Sale) Where to Buy: Amazon The Venu
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We have been trained to think that a robot vacuum under $600 is a compromise, something that vacuums OK and mops badly until you can afford the real thing. The Narwal Freo Z10 Turbo does not play along with that assumption. It inherits CarpetFocus Technology, a 25,000 Pa motor, and the 12N EdgeReach mop arm
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Apple’s MacBook Neo, announced 4 March 2026 and on sale a week later, has now spent roughly two months on the market, long enough for the launch-week spec-sheet conversation to give way to a lineup question. The first A-series Mac in Apple’s history sits at $599 ($499 education), one tier below the MacBook Air M5,
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Plug a microwave into a wall outlet. That’s legal. Plug a solar panel into the same outlet, and until 14 months ago, you’d have been breaking the rules in all 50 states. Utah flipped that switch in March 2025, and as of May 15, 2026, four more states have followed. That’s the real story behind
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There’s a strange kind of confidence that comes from wearing a watch that quietly nods to a Rolex without pretending to be one. Not a counterfeit, not a sketchy AliExpress knockoff, just a thoughtfully designed timepiece that borrows a recognizable silhouette and reroutes it through a different price tag. Timex has been quietly turning that
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The brand that turned hoverboards and robot lawn mowers into mass-market categories is now selling a 187-pound electric dirt bike with 21 kW of peak power. Segway’s Xaber 300, whose full spec sheet landed on May 1, is now on sale with a $5,299.99 sticker, and it’s clearly aimed at the Sur-Ron and Talaria buyers
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There’s a fitness tracker without a screen, a phone with a swappable back panel, a tablet that wants to be a laptop, and a speaker that runs on zero electricity. Each one caught our attention in the last two months, and not one of them looks like the safe version of its category. That’s what’s
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Google wants us to believe the future of laptops is Android in a Chromebook shell. The 16-minute leak that dropped hours before the official Android Show tells a more complicated story. We sat through the full AluminiumOS walkthrough, and what stands out is not the Pixel desktop mode familiarity or the iPhone link promise. It
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