This $15 Amazon Gadget Can Save You Hundreds In Batteries
This Amazon accessory can be cheaper than buying batteries in bulk or investing in rechargeable sets. With simple tech, it lets you ditch disposable batteries.
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4 Big iOS 27 Features Rumored For The iPhone 17
A big iOS update is on the way this year, meaning plenty of new and existing features are going to see significant redesigns and enhancements with iOS 27.
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Are Cheap Headphones Actually Reliable? Here's What Users Say
If you're in the market for a cheap pair of headphones, the most important aspect after the price itself should be how long they're going to last.
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America's Doomsday Plane Still Uses 1980s Tech For A Reason
While America is a world leader in military tech, its Doomsday plane still uses dated systems from the 1980s. Here's why there hasn't been an upgrade yet.
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This Must-Have App Turns Your Old Phone Into A DIY Webcam For Free
Dedicated webcams with decent image quality are quite expensive, and most are not as good as a phone camera, including an old phone that you don't use anymore.
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Say Goodbye To Ugly Power Strips With This Sleek Solution
Tired of unsightly cables ruining your aesthetic? Discover the power strip solution that declutters your space and blends seamlessly with your home decor.
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Your Sound System Is Probably Plugged Into The Wrong HDMI Port — Here's Why
You might not be taking full advantage of your sound system as not all HDMI ports work the same. Learn about the features and differences between them.
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The 13 Worst Smartphones Ever Made
Modern smartphones, even budget models, tend to run well for a long time. However, it took years of failed experiments to figure out a winning formula.
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Every Roku Remote You Can Buy, Ranked From Worst To Best
There are a lot of Roku remotes out there. Which one is best for you comes down to whether you own a Roku TV, want to use hands-free voice commands, and more.
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This Free App Protects Your Photos From Facial Recognition
Worried about AI surveillance? Discover the free app that "cloaks" your photos to block facial recognition technology without ruining your images.
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Costco Kirkland Signature Vs. Amazon Basics Batteries - Which Are Better?
Are Amazon Basics batteries actually better than Costco's famous Kirkland Signature? We broke down the numbers and test results to find the truth.
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Can Public Wi-Fi Owners See What You're Doing Online?
That "Free Coffee Shop WiFi" might be watching you. Find out exactly what a network owner can see and how to hide your history in seconds
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Antigravity A1 8K 360 Drone Review: Record First, Frame Later
We got our hands on the Antigravity A1 8K 360-degree drone, and we were impressed with how intuitive it was and how clear the footage it captures can be.
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5 Wireless Speakers To Steer Clear Of, According To Consumer Reports
Wireless speakers are a great way to get the party started, or simply set the mood wherever you are. Here are five products to avoid, according to our research.
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Can You Really Tell The Difference Between High-End And Cheap Headphones?
Audiophiles and less-intense listeners frequently debate the merits of cheap versus high-end headphones. Can you actually tell the difference?
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9 Signs Your RAM Is About To Fail
Random access memory is a crucial component of every computer's operation, but it's not always easy to tell when your RAM is letting you down.
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Are Apple AirTags Actually Reliable? Here's What Users Say
The Apple AirTag is one of the most notable peripherals within the tech giant's ecosystem. How reliable, exactly, are AirTags, and can you rely on them?
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Experts Can Explain Why Your TV Is Actually Too Small
Many TV viewers don't give a second thought as to how far away they are sitting in comparison to the set. Here's why your TV might actually be too small.
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3 Signs It's Time To Replace Your Old Roku Stick
If you've been using an old Roku stick for a while, you may be wondering when is the right time to get a new one. Here are three signs to replace it.
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Goodbye Micro-LED TVs - Their 2026 Replacement Is Closer To OLED Displays
Micro-LED TVs provide stunning high-definition displays, but they can be topped. In 2026, a new technology, closer to OLED is becoming available.
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5 Cheap Amazon Basics Gadgets That Customers Swear By
Don't overlook the store brand. We rounded up 5 affordable Amazon Basics gadgets that customers swear by for quality and durability. Check out the list.
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Your Google Pixel Could Be Hiding This Useful Feature
If you have a recent Google Pixel smartphone, particularly the Pro or Pro XL model, you might be able to take advantage of one somewhat secret feature.
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Say Goodbye To Cement With This New Eco Friendly Alternative
Cement is one of the most useful materials we have, although it's not eco-friendly, but one alternative is just as strong without the eco impact.
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5 Free Browser Extensions You Should Always Install First
Browsers have become far more feature‑packed lately, but many still work better with the right add-ons. These are the free extensions you should install early.
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You Can Use Your Old Phone As A Router - Here's How
If you have an old smartphone lying around that no one uses, you can still turn it into a router for better internet access. Here's how to do so.
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Your PlayStation 5 Is Probably Using The Wrong HDMI Cable - Here's Why
Unlock your console's full potential. Learn why using the wrong HDMI cable could be bottlenecking your PS5’s performance and preventing 4K 120Hz gameplay.
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The 4 Most Reliable Wi-Fi Mesh Systems, According To Users
Wi‑Fi mesh systems are a great solution to cover dead internet zones or extend your wireless range. These options are among the most reliable you'll find.
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