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Audio-Technica ATH-SQ1TW Review: Great Look, Good Sound, Tons of Competition

Audio-Technica is a company well known for everything from headphones to microphones, but it isn’t as well known for true wireless in-ears—at least yet. The company is aiming for quality affordable true wireless headphones …

Kris Wouk Apr 18th

Universal Audio Volt 2 Review: A Workhorse Audio Interface With Vintage Charm

It seems like nearly everyone is some sort of content creator these days. With videos, podcasts, and live streams, you have one consistent need: great-sounding audio. The Universal Audio Volt 2 aims to be an audio interface f…

Kris Wouk Apr 13th

Grammarly Premium Review: Is the Grammar and Spellchecker Worth Paying For?

You’ve probably seen the adverts for Grammarly, a writing and grammar assistant tool, all over YouTube, and you might already use the free version. We decided to cough up for Grammarly Premium to see if the added expense is r…

Tim Brookes Apr 12th

Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro Review: ANC True Wireless Earbuds on a Budget

True wireless earbuds have come a long way, with affordable models boasting features that would have only been available in high-end models a few years ago. The Soundpeats Capsule3 Pro are a great example, offering hybrid act…

Kris Wouk Apr 11th

Audeze Filter Review: A Great Speakerphone, but Do You Need It?

If you’re taking the occasional call, a Bluetooth headset works fine, but it can be uncomfortable if you spend a large portion of your day on calls or in videoconferencing chats. This is precisely the problem that the Audeze …

Kris Wouk Apr 6th

KeePassXC Password Manager Review: New and Improved?

KeePassXC is an open-source, free password manager that takes the ball from older, similarly named software and runs with it. It’s praised across many online forums, but how good is it really? Can it stand up to the competiti…

Fergus O'Sullivan Apr 5th

EZQuest USB-C Multimedia 10-in-1 Hub Review: Unwavering Performance

Laptops can only support so many ports, but as technology advances, the demand for connectivity increases. EZQuest’s USB-C Multimedia 10-in-1 Gen 2 Hub is a slimline plug ‘n-play solution to having more peripherals than ports…

Mark LoProto Apr 3rd

Fluance Ai81 Tower Speakers Review: Fantastic, Even Without an Amp

When you think of powered speakers, you probably envision Bluetooth speakers or bookshelf-style speakers. You most likely don’t think of tower speakers, but that is exactly what you’ll find in the Fluance Ai81 Elite Powered …

Kris Wouk Mar 30th

Incogni Personal Information Removal Service Review: Hands Off My Data!

Do you know who has your email, contacts, and other personal information? I’m willing to bet it’s more data brokers than you think. It was only after using Incogni I realized just how many websites had my sensitive info store…

Marcus Mears III Mar 29th

SIMO Solis Lite Hotspot Review: Pocket-Sized Wi-Fi Wingman

Whether you’re a frequent traveler or planning a one-time trip abroad, the Solis Lite is a cost-effective alternative to expensive international data plans. With its long battery life, broad coverage, and unlimited LTE data, …

Rushil Agrawal Mar 28th

Intel NUC 13 Pro Review: A Tiny PC That Can Be Whatever You Want It to Be

Intel NUCs (this stands for “Next Unit of Computing,” by the way) can do almost anything. These tiny computers take almost no space, don’t use much electricity, and can have plenty of computing power. The Intel NUC 13 Pro isn…

Kris Wouk Mar 27th

Sonos Era 300 Review: Spatial Audio Is a Game Changer

We’ve mostly been hearing music the same way ever since the first stereo records began hitting in the late 1950s. That’s set to change with spatial audio, which is catching on in a big way. The Sonos Era 300 is the company’s …

Kris Wouk Mar 27th

Sennheiser MKE 200 Mobile Kit Review: A Cheap, Easy Upgrade for Content Creators

Thanks to your smartphone, it’s never been easier to start creating videos. The camera in your phone might be great, but the audio still leaves something to be desired. The Sennheiser MKE 200 Mobile Kit aims to be an affordab…

Kris Wouk Mar 23rd

Dashlane Password Manager Review: Dashing to the Top of Our List

Dashlane has earned itself a reputation for being one of the best password managers out there, with great security, a simple interface, and reasonable pricing. I took it out for a spin to see if its reputation held up….

Fergus O'Sullivan Mar 22nd

Keychron S1 QMK Mechanical Keyboard Review: A Compact, Customizable Board

For those who value a quality typing experience, it’s safe to say today’s premium keyboard selections are virtually limitless. The Keychron S1 QMK Mechanical Keyboard tries to distinguish itself in a crowded field by offering…

Bill Loguidice Mar 21st

Yubico Yubikey 5Ci Review: Secure Your Data Across Devices

When it comes to security keys, it’s important to find ones that work with various hardware, apps, and services. One of the best security keys on the market, the Yubico YubiKey 5Ci, checks all the boxes when it comes to prote…

Bryan M. Wolfe Mar 16th

Giveaway: Kensington SlimBlade Pro TrackBall

You might think trackball mice are a thing of the past, but they’re actually a great alternative to traditional point-and-click options. If you’re in the market for one, you’re in luck because this week, How-To Geek is giving…

Justin Duino Mar 15th

Bitwarden Password Manager Review: A Very Cost-Friendly Option

Bitwarden is an established name among password managers, well-known for its free plan, cheap pricing, and for being open-source. To see if it’s the right password manager for you, though, I took it out and kicked its tires f…

Fergus O'Sullivan Mar 15th

SwitchBot Hub Mini Review: Making Infrared Devices Smart

The SwitchBot Hub Mini is an IR blaster that relays remote commands to one or more devices that offer infrared control. Although IR tech isn’t in every new electronic, there are enough devices out there to make the SwitchBot …

Bill Loguidice Mar 14th

Razer Blade 18 (2023 GeForce RTX 4060) Review: A True Desktop Replacement

Razer makes top-tier gaming devices, and the 2023 Razer Blade 18, the latest iteration of its laptop line, keeps with the tradition. Thanks to the gaming laptop’s powerful CPU and GPU, sizeable display, and six-speaker syste…

Cianna Garrison Mar 9th

1Password Password Manager Review: One Password to Rule Them All?

1Password is a well-known password manager with a solid reputation and a good track record. Is it the right pick for you, though? I took a long, hard look at 1Password to see how it works and if it stands up to the competitio…

Fergus O'Sullivan Mar 8th

Tribit StormBox Blast Review: A Portable Bluetooth Party Starter

Most Bluetooth speakers are meant for listening on your own or, at most, with a few friends. What if you’re looking to throw an outdoor party, and you want to provide the soundtrack? That seems to be the exact environment tha…

Kris Wouk Mar 7th

E-Win Champion Series CPG Fabric Gaming Chair Review: It Gets the Job Done

If you’re sitting at a desk all day, you shouldn’t cheap out on your chair. With gaming chairs becoming increasingly popular, I wondered if the budget-friendly E-Win Champion Series CPG Gaming Chair cut too many corners or …

Justin Duino Mar 3rd

Amazon Echo Dot With Clock (5th-gen) Review: A Slightly Smarter Ball

Amazon’s Echo Dot has long been a smart-home power player, and the 5th-gen Echo Dot keeps the status quo while adding some new tricks. The latest Echo Dot doesn’t reinvent the wheel (or ball?) but keeps its iconic status as a…

Ryan Waniata Mar 2nd

TorGuard Review: A Great and Geeky VPN

TorGuard is a VPN service that has been around for years, gaining a reputation for being the service of choice for the more hardcore VPN user. I took it for a spin to see where this reputation comes from and to what extent it…

Fergus O'Sullivan Mar 1st

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