OneOdio OpenRock Pro review: Earbuds for people who hate stuff in their ears
The OpenRock Pro earbuds mostly succeed at providing the open-ear benefits of the bone-conducting listening experience without sacrificing audio fidelity.
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Loupedeck Live and Loupedeck CT review: Customizable controls for creative pros
The Loupedeck Live or Loupedeck CT can revolutionize a creative professional's workflow, as long as the price doesn't scare you off.
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Brian Patterson
Twelve South BookBook for MacBook Review: Fun and Functional
Twelve South's BookBook for MacBook is a simple and durable leather laptop case that visually impresses with a leather-bound book appearance.
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Thomas Sibilly
Nomad High Volta accessories review: Help your iPhone & Apple Watch stand out
Nomad has just launched a new, eye-catching color for its Sport Case and Sport Band. We put them to the test with our iPhone and Apple Watch.
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Andrew O'Hara
Mac mini with M2 review: More power for less money
The second Apple Silicon Mac mini has arrived two years after the line first migrated, and with the M2 processor, it remains the best computer for switchers, and for the computer as appliance crowd.
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Mike Wuerthele
Apple Fitness+ review: Two years later, barely treads water
Apple Fitness+ joined the workout streaming movement in December 2020. It's a good start, but it is barely afloat next to shiny competitors brimming with personality in an ever-shifting online fitness market.
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Lila Riesen
Cherry KW 9100 Slim review: Too-generic wireless keyboard
The Cherry KW 9100 Slim is a full-sized Bluetooth Mac keyboard that claims to be a low-budget alternative to a Magic Keyboard.
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Meross Smart LED Lightbulb review: Modernize any light socket in your home
Smart lightbulbs are a great way to liven up an old lamp with color. The Meross Smart LED Lightbulb uses HomeKit to allow you to customize an existing lamp and automatically switch to new colors or brightness levels.
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Nathaniel Pangaro
Fuel 4-in-1 Power Station review: Small footprint, big capabilities
The Fuel 4-in-1 Power Station from Case-Mate can simultaneously recharge an iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, and a fourth device in an all-in-one charging system.
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Andrew Orr
Keychron Q1 Pro review: Finally a wireless & metal mechanical keyboard
The Keychron Q1 Pro is a well-engineered mechanical keyboard has one exciting trait that sets it apart from the Q1 variant: wireless connectivity.
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Belkin Wireless Magnetic Charging Stand review: Minimalistic, gets the job done
Great MagSafe compatible accessories can be attached to a high price tag. Belkin, who has produced several MagSafe-compatible accessories, may have broken the stereotype with the affordable Wireless Magnetic Charging Stand.
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Logitech Pop Keys keyboard review: Colorful, customizable and a dream to type with
The Logitech Pop Keys wireless mechanical keyboard is perfect for anyone with multiple devices and is looking to add a unique pop of color to their office space.
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Julia Gomez
Element Case Special Ops Apple Watch band review: For those who like to play rough
The Element Case Special Ops Apple Watch band brings military style, extra protection to a case-and-band combo for the Apple Watch Series 7 and 8.
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Charles Martin
Yale Smart Safe review: HomeKit support, but buggy
The new Yale Smart Safe has good HomeKit compatibility, and a ton of great features — but software bugs are an issue right now.
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Powerup 4.0 Paper Airplane Review: Level up your hobby plane
The Powerup 4.0 is a versatile Bluetooth-controlled motor and propeller combination that can bring any DIY paper airplane to the next level.
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Oakywood Magsafe Collection Review: perfect for a home office
Using sustainable wood detailing, the Oakywood Magsafe Collection provides aesthetically pleasing MagSafe docking stations that would be a great fit in the home or office of those who appreciate expert, handcrafted wooden carpentry from an eco-friendly brand.
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Harber London Commuter Backpack review: Fashion meets tech
Made from leather and sustainable fabric, Harber London's Commuter Backpack is, in a word, sophisticated. Fashion, in this case, does come with some trade-offs.
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MGG Wireless Charging Station review: You get what you pay for
The MGG Wireless Charging Station shows that, just because the product is compatible with MagSafe, doesn't mean it's great.
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Spark Mail 2.11 Review: e-mail organizer with Gatekeeper & Smart Inbox
Spark is a fully-customizable inbox organizer for power users with multiple email accounts that easily screens unknown senders and sorts e-mail into categories of importance.
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Catherine Cargill
HumanCentric Workflow Desk review: a fantastic, albeit pricey standing desk
Effortlessly switch between standing and sitting while you work with the attractive and easy-to-use Workflow Desk.
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Amber Neely
Waterfield iPhone Pouch review: unassuming functionality
The Waterfield Essential iPhone Crossbody Pouch is for the tech-savvy minimalist — but it's also for those who want to roam the town in style.
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Apple Fitness+ Kickboxing Review: Beginners, beware
What does a kickboxing instructor think about Apple Fitness+'s new kickboxing classes that let you work out at home?
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Ender-3 V2 Neo review: 3D printing, with the beginner in mind
If you're looking to get started in 3D printing, Creality's Ender-3 V2 Neo 3D has some great features for beginners worth checking out.
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Duex Max Review: Productivity on the go
Mobilepixels' Duex Max is a great mobile investment for on-the-go workers or for those who require two monitors in their laptop setups.
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Apple Silver Link Bracelet long-term review - with Apple Watch Ultra
Apple's stainless Silver Link Bracelet is an exceptional Apple Watch band and a great Apple Watch Ultra companion.
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TickTick 6.4.20 review: Prioritized to-do list with focus timer
TickTick is a robust productivity app that got its start in 2013, and it's built to be used with the Pomodoro and Eisenhower Matrix techniques.
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Structured 3.0.1 review: No frills, attractive daily planner
With over 55,000 reviews and proudly bearing the Editor's Choice badge in the iOS App Store, Structured is an attractive choice for essential day planning with an uncluttered design making it intuitive and easy to use.
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Zeus 270w Wall Charger review: Big power in a compact body
Usually, MacBook Pro chargers are not the most exciting accessories, but Zeus plans to change that with the Zeus 270w Wall Charger.
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Cherry KC 6000C for Mac review: A mediocre wired keyboard
A wired keyboard might be beneficial if you're tired of constantly re-charging the batteries in all your devices, but the Cherry KC 6000C for Mac isn't the first one we'd recommend considering.
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Xencelabs Graphic Tablet review: a great midrange tablet for artists
Edit photos, digitally paint, and mark up documents with Xencelabs' Graphic Tablet, a fantastic tool for professional artists and hobbyists alike.
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