Topic: pricing and value
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Finally Found a Magnetic Phone Grip I Never Want to Remove
The OhSnap Snap Grip Stand ($50) combines a 3.7mm-thin grip and a stable, instant vertical stand in one always-attached accessory, impressing the reviewer so much they bought it after months of testing. Unlike previous models, the stand folds out directly from the grip without detaching or rotati...
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CMF Clip Earbuds: Affordable Quality, Perfectly Balanced
CMF Clip Pro earbuds, priced at $79 (dropped from $99), offer a comfortable open-ear clip design that avoids ear canal insertion, making them ideal for users who dislike traditional earbuds, though they sacrifice sound fidelity and let in ambient noise. Despite inherent compromises, the Clip Pro ...
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Retro-Inspired Keyboard Now Available Preassembled
The NovelKeys Classic-TKL Underscore Edition ($189) is the first preassembled version of a previously DIY-only keyboard, featuring a retro beige design, gasket mounting, hot-swap switches, RGB lighting, and full Via programmability. It ships with premium components,GMK CYL Classic Beige keycaps, ...
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Samsung Z Fold 8 Ultra: Same formula, best version yet
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra prioritizes restraint over raw power, keeping a tall, narrow cover display and near-square inner screen while adding a refined triple-lens camera and larger battery, but omitting S Pen support and the Privacy Display found on the S26 Ultra. Compared to the Z Fold 7, the ...
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Tattoos go pain-free and permanent, now available by mail
CipherX, a London biotech firm, offers painless, needle-free tattoos via disposable "Microdot" patches with microscopic biodegradable needles that push pigment into the skin in seconds. The application involves placing a patch, waiting 15 minutes, and peeling it off, with no bleeding, scabbing, o...
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Garmin Cirqa Hands-On: Key Features & First Impressions
The Garmin Cirqa is a $199 screenless wearable that packs nearly all health and fitness features from Garmin’s sub-$500 GPS watches, requires no subscription fee, and includes a multi-function physical button. It uses Garmin’s Elevate Gen4 optical heart rate sensor, offers 10-day battery life, an...
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Oura Ring 5 Review: Smaller Size, Still Worth the Upgrade?
The Oura Ring 5 features a significantly smaller design (40% less volume), a redesigned sensor array, and a $50 price increase to $399, though key new features are also available to owners of previous models. The ring excels at passive daily tracking and sleep monitoring, but is now substantially...
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Turn Your Dune Keypad Into a Meeting Controller
The Dune is a compact $119 three-key aluminum keypad that plugs into a MacBook's USB-C port, providing physical buttons for controlling mute, camera, and other functions across different apps like meeting software, spreadsheets, and development tools. The device includes a companion app for confi...
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Steam Controller’s Pros and Cons Explained
The new 2026 Steam Controller features drift-resistant TMR joysticks, better ergonomics, four rear buttons, touch-sensitive sensors, and is user-repairable with replacement parts from iFixit. It includes a 2.4GHz USB-C puck that doubles as a magnetic charging dock, offers low-latency wireless con...
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Sonos Play Review: A Versatile Bluetooth Speaker
Sonos has launched the $299 Play, a portable speaker that functions as both a Bluetooth speaker and a Wi-Fi-connected component of the Sonos ecosystem, featuring Auto Trueplay, AirPlay 2, and an IP67-rated design. The speaker offers a clear, detailed sound with a bright tonal balance, 24-hour bat...
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Midnight Murder Club Review: Bite-Sized Mystery Thrills
Midnight Murder Club is a tense, first-person multiplayer game that excels with a full group of friends, relying on auditory cues and darkness for suspenseful, chaotic gameplay. The game features inventive modes like Wildcards and a risk-reward vending machine system, but suffers from a thin play...
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