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Xinfrared T2 Pro Thermal Monocular review – See what’s hot and what’s not!

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REVIEW – Whether you’re tracking game in the woods, scouting hotspots in a building, or pretending to be the Predator stalking your dog in your tiny apartment, seeing in the dark is pretty cool. While advanced thermal imaging devices can cost thousands of dollars, you can enjoy Predator Vision for a lot less if you’re […]

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Shargeek Sharge Flow Power Bank review – A little can go a long way

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REVIEW – In today’s world where everything is portable, everything will always need charging. And sometimes, an electrical outlet is not available, so your only choice is another portable device—a power source. It can be as large as a power station or as tiny as a pocket-sized charger, such as the Shargeek Sharge Flow Power

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Midori Travelers Notebook, VANPOWERSS eBike, Nanoleaf LED lights, and more – Review updates

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REVIEW UPDATES – Today we have 4 review updates. One of these reviews was originally posted back in 2011, over 11 years ago! See, that’s what we like to do here on The Gadgeteer. We like to revisit past reviews and articles with updates to let our readers (you!) know how well some products stand

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Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk 60×30 review – curves are better

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REVIEW – Do you ever try a new product with low expectations, only to be surprised that it has a feature or characteristic that you now can’t live without? This was the case with the Vari Curve Electric Standing Desk: I expected a minor upgrade over my previous $200 standing desk, and ended up realizing

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Emporia Energy Smart Home EV Charger review – Save time and money, charge your EV at home

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REVIEW – Whether you already own an EV or are considering one in the future, there’s more to it than just the car itself. Charging takes a little more planning and time than just hitting the gas station. The included charger is usually a low speed, lightweight 110v unit that can take up to a

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VisionTek VT2900 USB-C Dual System KVM Docking Station review

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REVIEW – Working from home often means managing more than one computer. Since my home office is a bit small and my desk only has room for one large monitor, I need to maximize space whenever possible. Being able to run multiple computers on my one large monitor makes everything a lot easier and that’s

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Mobfree Superdock all-in-one wireless docking station review

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CROWDFUNDING REVIEW – I am a gadget nerd, with an obsession with tech devices and I crave devices that offer convenience and flexibility. Any PC that I use always has numerous devices attached and usually I am working with 2 or 3 phones next to me that always need charging at some point. Having a

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Roborock Dyad Pro Wet and Dry Vacuum review – Is it better than the Tineco Floor One S5 vacuum?

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REVIEW – As I mentioned in my Tineco Floor One S5 review, I have about 1800 square feet of hard surfaces to clean in my home. I am fortunate to have a Roborock S7 MaxV that vacuums and mops my entire house several days a week.  I got that robot vacuum after reading Julie’s Roborock

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Vokboard Riot Electric Skateboard review – Instant fun and big grins

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REVIEW – I grew up skateboarding and loved bombing down hills. Stopping was accomplished by… dragging one foot as a brake, a power slide (if you could control it), running off the front (trying to keep your feet under yourself), or unceremoniously hitting a small stone or crack and having the ground come up at

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