Take a break from raking leaves and making your Thanksgiving dinner plans to sit down and catch up with your favorite gadget news and review site. For your reading pleasure, I’ve created a list that you can quickly scan to see if you missed any of this week’s posts. And even if you didn’t miss […]
We’re already one week into November with only 54 days left in 2015. Crazy right? If the fact that this year is almost over is freaking you out as much as it is me, I have a nice stress reducer for you. It’s a list of all the reviews, news and articles that we posted
It’s the weekend, but not just any weekend. It’s the weekend where we’ll gain an hour due to DST (daylight savings time). I know just what you can do with your extra hour, you can catch up on everything we’ve posted this week on The Gadgeteer. Brilliant idea, isn’t it? You’re welcome. Click through to see
If you’ve decided that your e-book reader is your new body part, you may have stumbled upon some of the DIY book-scanner forums or sites such as diybookscanner.org. While the designs presented on the internet are intriguing, they are not always practical for klutzes. Ahem. So I was equally intrigued by this, the VuPoint Solutions
What a Difference 300 Years Make Read More
The Leatherman Skeletool KBX is a minimalist EDC tool: a 2.6-inch 420HC combo blade and a bottle opener built into its pocket clip. At 1.3 ounces and 3.45 inches closed, it carries more like a pocket knife than a traditional Leatherman multitool. But you may not need to pay Leatherman pricing for the same basic
4 Budget Alternatives to the Leatherman Skeletool KBX Read More
Dedicated eReaders increasingly try to do more than display books. Touchscreens, app stores, note-taking tools, web browsers, cloud services, and color displays can all be useful, but every extra feature can also mean another menu, setting, or distraction. Price: $79 (From $89) Where to Buy: XTEINK The XTEINK X4 Classic, also called the X4 V2,
XTEINK’s New eReader Skips Touch and USB-C on Purpose Read More
A larger EDC knife usually makes you pay for the extra cutting reach in your pocket. More blade tends to mean more handle, more steel, and enough added weight that a knife eventually stops disappearing into daily carry. Price: $62 Where to Buy: Amazon The QSP Mantis takes a different approach. The black G10 version
This Affordable QSP Folder Balances Blade Reach and Low Carry Weight Read More
Rugged digital watches can get expensive surprisingly quickly. But if all you want is something that can take a knock, handle swimming, wake you with a vibration, and keep working without apps or charging cables, a complicated wearable can feel like overkill. Price: From $61.64 Where to Buy: Amazon The Timex Expedition Grid Shock TW4B02500
This Timex Digital Watch Brings Rugged Features Without Smartwatch Hassles Read More
A trifold phone only makes sense if the extra screen earns the space, weight, and complexity it adds. Carrying one device that expands into something close to a small tablet sounds convenient, but the tradeoffs are substantial: two hinges, a large flexible display, extra thickness when folded, and a price that can exceed many laptops.
Huawei Mate XT 2 Fixes the Biggest Problem With Trifold Phones Read More
Labor Day sales create a problem that has nothing to do with finding discounts. Amazon can mark down thousands of products at once, but a large percentage beside a crossed-out price does not tell you whether a product is good—or whether the discount is genuinely notable. For Amazon’s 2026 Labor Day sale, I narrowed the
Don’t Shop Amazon’s Labor Day Sale Until You See These 5 Deals Read More