As of late, all of the attention on kitchen gadgets seems to have been focused on air fryers and pressure cookers. One area we’ve not seen as much activity is in the world of immersion circulators, or sous vide. With…
Dóttir Audio is an Icelandic headphone company on a mission. Created by Katrin Davidsdottir and Annie Thorisdottir, the headphones have built-in noise cancelling and over ear hooks. They’re sweat proof and designed for endurance training, something the two dóttirs know…
If you recall, a last month we introduced you to Nathan Sports and their lightweight polarized sunglasses. What I found curious about these is that they were being positioned as running, or active sports, sunglasses. With the classic Wayfarer profile,…
While we have focused a good bit on wireless headphones – in-ear, on-ear, over-ear – there are folks who really prefer a good wired pair. Today, we’re going to have a quick look at two of the more affordable in-ear…
Over the last year or so, you have likely seen an explosion of those massage guns that look like someone connected a tennis ball to the end of a cordless reciprocating saw. Now, I get it, people want to be…
Baby monitors have changed a lot since the early 2000s. What was essentially a cordless telephone with the ability to listen only, has turned into a smart Wi-Fi camera that has strong enough hardware to run analysis on live video.…
Now that folks are getting their Google Pixel 6 in, thoughts are no doubt turning to how you’re going to protect that precious new device. I’ve long been a fan of the Invisible Shield screen protectors from Zagg, and they’ve…
You know about Grado, right? We’ve talked about them before, and their story remains the same. They call Brooklyn home, and their headphones are hand-built there as well. Just a few day ago, they announced their latest one, the Grado…
I’m convinced that a mechanical keyboard provides a much more satisfying typing experience than you’ll get off of the plain-jane membrane keyboard that comes with most computers or laptops you get these days (disclaimer: I’m testing a membrane keyboard now…
A new security flaw discovered by researchers at the University of California San Diego could allow hackers to identify specific devices by using errors or imperfections in the Bluetooth signals sent out by some devices. “These applications require frequent and constant…