Category: Reviews
If your work involves loading docks, service trucks, patrol vehicles, or cold storage, a consumer tablet rarely survives the first quarter. The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro takes a …
Single-serve brewers have followed basically the same formula for years, so a machine that rethinks the pod deserves a closer look. The Bruvi single-serve coffee maker arrives as a …
Shopping for a prebuilt that can render video in the afternoon and run a modern shooter at 1440p that night usually means paying a premium at the big-box OEMs. …
Instant film has a cost problem: every shot you take is a shot you pay for, whether it turns out or not. The Leica Sofort 2 answers that with …
Shopping for a 24-inch display that handles spreadsheets during the day and a couple of hours of streaming at night usually means choosing between a bland office panel and …
Shopping for over-ear wireless cans usually means picking a side: the quiet-first crowd from Sony and Bose, or the sound-first crowd from traditional hi-fi houses. The beyerdynamic AVENTHO 300 …
If you have boxes of 35mm negatives, medium format rolls, or slide carousels sitting in a closet, the hardware that digitizes them determines how much of that image data …
Kitchen trash cans rarely get much thought until you are elbow-deep in dishes with nowhere clean to touch. That is the problem the iTouchless 13 G Stainless Steel Sensor …
If you have boxes of slides and negatives sitting in a closet, the barrier is rarely nostalgia. It’s the tedium of getting those images off film and onto something …
If you’re building a high-end DDR4 system and want memory that looks as serious as the rest of the parts list, the Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 32GB DDR4-3600 kit …
