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First impressions: Logitech Mobi Fold gets almost everything right for travel
First impressions: Logitech Mobi Fold gets almost everything right for travel
Frequent flyers, cafe campers, and hotel-lobby warriors, gather around. Logitech just built a mouse with your name on it. The Mobi Fold landed today at $79.99, and it folds in half like a clamshell phone before vanishing into a pocket...
First impressions: PlayStation FlexStrike is the fight stick I’ve been waiting to try
First impressions: PlayStation FlexStrike is the fight stick I’ve been waiting to try
If you’ve ever watched an esports athlete demolish someone online and thought, “I want to try that, but I have no idea where to start,” I see you. Fight sticks have always felt like a clubhouse with a steep entry..
Poplight Kickstarter review: the renter-friendly wall sconce is back for round two
Poplight Kickstarter review: the renter-friendly wall sconce is back for round two
Rental-friendly home gadgets tend to fall into two categories. The first group promises easy installation but still somehow leaves you staring at a wall full of anchors, cables, and instruction manuals. The second group is genuinely simple—and those are surprisingly..
Surface RTX Spark Dev Box review: 128 GB memory matters more than the petaflop claim for your workflow
Surface RTX Spark Dev Box review: 128 GB memory matters more than the petaflop claim for your workflow
So you’re an AI developer. Maybe you spend your days fine-tuning models, wiring up agentic pipelines, or just iterating on prompts and architectures until something clicks. And if you’re anything like the developers I keep hearing from, there’s a recurring..
Digiera Endura LPS2000M review: the rugged iPhone SSD that finally convinced me to stop treating storage like fragile glass
Digiera Endura LPS2000M review: the rugged iPhone SSD that finally convinced me to stop treating storage like fragile glass
There’s a very specific moment that happens when you’ve reviewed consumer tech long enough. You stop reacting to marketing language entirely. “Military-grade durability.”“Engineered for creators.”“Aerospace materials.”“Ultra rugged.” At some point, your brain just translates all of it into:“Please don’t crack..
EMEET SmartCam C960 Ultra review: what happens when a webcam stops apologizing for being a webcam
EMEET SmartCam C960 Ultra review: what happens when a webcam stops apologizing for being a webcam
I want to start this review with a confession. I’ve developed a quiet bias against webcams over the years. Not because they’re bad–they’ve gotten genuinely better–but because the category itself feels stuck. Every new webcam launch follows the same script:..

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