All articles tagged with #product review
Originally Published 12 days ago — by PCMag
The article reviews the top products from CES 2025, including the Asus Zenbook A14, MSI Vision X AI 2nd, Lenovo Legion Go S, and Nvidia Cosmos, assessing their real-world performance and market availability, and highlighting ongoing developments and challenges in the tech industry.
Originally Published 26 days ago — by The Verge
The Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft offers a high-quality E Ink display with color and a stylus, but its large size, limited color vibrancy, and ecosystem restrictions make it less ideal for portable note-taking and replacing traditional notebooks for most users, especially at its high price point.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by 9to5Mac
The iPhone Air, launched last month, has exceeded expectations in battery life, durability, and design, despite being considered an early adopter product due to its bold, innovative features and compromises. While not yet a mainstream hit, it appeals strongly to enthusiasts and could gain popularity with further updates, representing a glimpse of future smartphone design from Apple.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Gear Patrol
The article reviews 13 notable pocket knives and multi-tools released in recent months, highlighting features like improved mechanisms, materials, and design innovations from brands such as SOG, Benchmade, Leatherman, and others, catering to various preferences and price points.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Gizmodo
The reMarkable Paper Pro Move is a compact, pocket-sized E Ink tablet designed for note-taking and digital writing, featuring a 7.3-inch color display, high pixel density, and useful AI features for converting handwriting and web content, priced at $449 with additional accessories available.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Page Six
Jam expert Donna Collins criticized Meghan Markle's 'As Ever' apricot spread, calling it a failed jam turned spread due to its runny consistency and ingredient choices, despite its quick sell-out online.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Verge
Peak Design's new line of video tripods, including the Pro Lite, Pro, and Pro Tall, feature sturdier legs, an improved center column, and a redesigned ball head, offering significant upgrades over their original tripod, with prices ranging from $799 to $999. The tripods are made from carbon fiber, are lightweight, and include innovative features like a secure quick-release ball head and a versatile tilt module, though some accessories require additional purchases. Overall, they address previous pain points and are well-suited for both photography and videography, especially for those seeking durable, portable support for their gear.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Space.com
The Orzorz Galaxy star projector, praised for its vivid colors and high-definition images, is available for $79.99 during Cyber Monday, though this price has been consistent since July 2024. Despite the misleading discount claim, it remains a top-rated, affordable option compared to more expensive models, offering features like 13-foot projections, 180-degree rotation, and compatibility with various projection disks.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Kitchn
The new limited-edition Toasty Holiday Peanut M&M's feature roasted peanuts and milk chocolate with flavors of cinnamon, vanilla, spiced sugar, and caramel, encased in festive candy shells. These M&M's offer a complex, nutty sweetness that balances the chocolate's richness, making them a perfect holiday treat. Available in 3.27- and 7.44-ounce bags, they are ideal for solo snacking or sharing at gatherings.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN Underscored
CNN Underscored tested various binoculars under $500 to find the best options for birdwatching and sports viewing. The Nikon Monarch M5 8x42 emerged as the top choice for its crystal-clear views, durability, and ease of use, while the Nocs Provisions Field Issue 8x32 was praised for its compact size and portability. The article emphasizes that spending between $200-$400 can secure a quality optic, with the Nikon Monarch M5 offering the best value for its price.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outside Magazine
The Eight Sleep Pod 4 is a high-tech mattress cover that regulates temperature to improve sleep quality, offering dual-temperature control and smart features like sleep stage customization and AI-driven adjustments. Priced at $2,600, it has been praised for significantly enhancing sleep comfort and quality, especially in extreme temperatures, making it a luxury solution for better rest.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNET
The Hex Bots Wall Crawler Gecko is a new remote-controlled robotic lizard that can climb walls and perform tricks, making it a fun toy for kids at home. It uses a vacuum mechanism to stick to smooth surfaces without leaving marks and is lightweight enough to avoid causing damage. The toy is priced at $30 and will be available at Target and Walmart soon.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WIRED
Lovense has introduced the Mini Sex Machine, a compact and affordable device designed for those with a casual interest in penetration-focused sex toys. Priced at $400, it offers up to 280 thrusts per minute and adjustable stroke lengths, making it a versatile option that can be easily stored when not in use.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WIRED
The Y-Brush DuoBrush offers a combination of a U-shaped brush and a regular sonic brush head, providing a quick and convenient option for dental care. While the U-shaped brush can be useful for those with mobility issues or for quick cleaning, it is not a complete replacement for traditional brushing. The product is priced at $80 and requires head replacements every four months, costing $40.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Verge
Despite the inherent complexities of 3D printing, the Bambu P1P stands out as the most reliable and user-friendly option for beginners, surpassing competitors like the Creality K1C. While both printers offer advanced features and ease of setup, the Bambu P1P excels in filament handling, maintenance, and overall print quality, making it the preferred choice for those seeking fewer headaches and more consistent results.