This batch of review updates covers some devices that are almost 10 years old! How’s that for long-term use info? That’s actually the whole point of these regular review updates. It’s a way to let you know how well a product stands the test of time. Click through to see a list of the reviews […]
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Over Memorial Day weekend, I went on a trip to visit the in-laws, and thought it would be a perfect chance to try out some new luggage. This time, however, I wanted to forego checking a bag and rely solely on carry-on luggage for a week long trip. Standard Luggage Co. offered their carry-on backpack to
Standard Luggage Co. Carry-On Backpack review Read More
Most earbuds sound fine for twenty minutes. Put them in at a desk, play a familiar track, take one call, and it’s easy to convince yourself you’ve heard enough. Then you take them through an airport, use them while you’re trying to get work done, and spend hours in an aircraft cabin. That’s when a
HUAWEI FreeBuds Neo review: I took them on a long flight to London, and I’m hooked Read More
Towels, sunscreen, goggles, a cooler, and maybe a float usually cover the basics for a day near the water. The LEFEET P1 Lite adds something far more exciting: a motor that pulls you through the pool, along the shoreline, or across clear lake water while you hang on and enjoy the ride. I spent this
LEFEET P1 Lite review: the underwater scooter that fits in a carry-on Read More
If I had to use one phone forever, it would be the Galaxy Z Fold8. After using it since launch, I don’t miss the iPhone 17 Pro Max, or any other phone, for that matter. It works in both states that count: closed as the phone I use without thinking, and open as the larger
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 review: The one phone I could use forever Read More
Summer is exactly when a checked bag turns into a surprise fee. Between souvenirs on the trip home, shared family luggage, and airlines that keep tightening weight limits, the gap between a 49-pound bag and a 51-pound bag is the difference between walking to the gate and paying $75 to $150 at the counter. That
A Battery-Free Luggage Scale Is the Travel Gadget Worth Packing First Read More
Most sewer cameras are a pain to move around. You lug a bulky case from the van to the crawl space, then wrestle the reel across gravel, mud, or concrete until you find the cleanout. The Sanyipace S860DSTKM Sewer Camera tries to solve that problem by adding a retractable pull handle and heavy-duty wheels to
Review: This $850 Sewer Camera Has a Pull Handle and Wheels for Easy Transport Read More
The 22 x 14 x 9-inch carry-on rule is not new. American, Delta, and United have all published the same dimensions for years, with wheels and handles included. What changed is the gate. United pulled physical bag sizers from boarding gates back in 2020, and American followed systemwide on October 6, 2025, handing gate agents
Gate Agents Got Stricter in 2026: The Best Carry-On Luggage That Still Flies Read More
REVIEW – I have a confession, I am an unofficial bag lady. Why own just one bag and try to mold it to every situation, when you can own a bag specifically designed to meet that need? As a REALTOR, I am constantly on the hunt for the perfect business bag to carry my laptop
Cincha Canvas Go-Tote review Read More
REVIEW – Planning for travel can be difficult. Making sure you pack everything, plus making sure that you leave enough room for things you might pick up along the way, can be daunting. We have been on multiple trips where friends we made on the trip ended up buying more luggage to transport their new
Orbitkey 55-liter Foldable Duffel Review – A Perfect Packable Plus a Bonus Travel Sling! Read More