Category: Reviews

Video calls have become the default way most of us talk to coworkers, and the built-in camera on your laptop lid is usually the weakest part of that experience. …

Traveling with a laptop, a phone, and a tablet usually means hauling three separate bricks and a tangle of cords. The Anker Prime 6-in-1 charging station collapses that pile …

Typing a password every time your desktop wakes up gets old fast, and the JIAN BOLAND USB Fingerprint Reader for Windows aims to replace that habit with a single …

Storage needs grow faster than most people plan for, and a phone full of 4K clips or a photo archive spanning a decade can outgrow a laptop SSD in …

Flip phones stopped being a compromise the moment Android arrived on one. The Cat S22 Flip puts a 2.8-inch touchscreen and a physical keypad on the same rugged body, …

If your laptop turns into a space heater after an hour of video calls or a Steam session, a cooling pad is the cheapest fix available. The Havit HV-F2056 …

Outdoor cameras usually force a trade-off: either you run a wire, or you climb a ladder every few months to recharge a battery. The eufy SoloCam S340 tries to …

Shopping for a keyboard that looks good on a desk without costing as much as a custom build puts you in an odd middle ground. Most budget boards are …

When Wi-Fi runs out of steam two floors from the router, running Ethernet through the walls is one answer. The NETGEAR Powerline Ethernet Adapter Kit PLP2000 is the other, …

If you take your morning coffee seriously enough to weigh beans but still want a machine that does the work while you shower, the Fellow Aiden sits in an …