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
Blacklyte Atlas Lite Standing Desk & Atlas Monitor Arm Review Read More
REVIEW – One of the gadgets that has been on my bucket list to check out for a while now has been a thermal camera. While it’s not an every-day use item that I’m going to carry around with me, it’s definitely a tool that can be incredibly useful at the right place and time.
Thermal Master Thor 002 Review – A Solid, Professional Grade Thermal Camera Read More
REVIEW – While I may not be an audiophile in the sense of chasing increasingly more expensive high end audio equipment, I really love and appreciate music. I love trying and reviewing headphones and earbuds to see what new technology brings to the table. A brand that I hadn’t heard of before, EarFun, recently came
EarFun Air Pro 4+ Review – Excellent Audio Experience! Read More
ARTICLE – The HOTO Cordless Leaf Blower targets a specific problem: most leaf blowers are overkill for apartment balconies and small patios. This IF Gold and RED DOT award winner weighs under 3 pounds without the battery and charges via USB-C, positioning it as the leaf blower equivalent of a city car. It handles the
HOTO Cordless Leaf Blower drops to $190 on Amazon (24% off) Read More
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