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BougeRV water heater review: hot showers to go
Hot water is like internet connectivity for most Verge readers: you just expect it to be there. But that’s unlikely to be the case this summer when tent camping at a music festival or road-tripping into the great unknown. That’s where BougeRV’s battery-powered shower comes in. The $310 “Portable Propane Outdoor Camping Water Heater” from BougeRV is not only optimized…
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JLab Go Lux ANC Headphones Review: Ridiculously Comfortable On-Ear Headphones
Summary The JLab Go Lux ANC headphones are comfortable enough to wear all day, have decent ANC, mics with ENC, and custom EQ options. Their long-lasting battery life ensures at least 40+ hours on a single charge. At their budget-friendly price, these give a solid performance, though bass quality and Be Aware mode are the weakest links. For a very…
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Lilo & Stitch (2025) Review: This Disney Remake Gets It Right Finally!
Lilo & Stitch is considered one of the classic animated franchises that Disney has blessed the industry with over the years. Fans had high hopes for the project, and fortunately, the film didn’t disappoint. Lilo Pelekai, portrayed by Maia Kealoha, is a 6-year-old girl who is bullied by other girls her age. So, one night, she makes a wish for…
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Roborock Saros Z70 Robotic Vacuum and Mop Review
According to the brand, the five-axis retractable arm could identify, pick up, and move items weighing up to 300 grams—about the weight of two and a half sticks of butter. The list of objects it can identify includes socks, small towels, tissue paper, and lightweight footwear. If true, this could be a game-changer for many households. For my small NYC…
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Rega Planar 3 RS review
Rega Planar 3 RS: Specs (Image credit: Rega) Price $1,799/£999Connectivity RCAWeight 13lbsColors BlackCartridge Rega Nd5 MMStylus Elliptical diamondTracking Force 1.75g The world of premium record players is a difficult one to parse at the best of times. So let’s make it easy for you — if you’ve got $1,799 or £999 in your budget and you want a turntable, buy…
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Asus ZenScreen Duo MQ149 review
You can pick up a portable monitor for pocket money these days, but what if you want something more capable? Like, say, an OLED display with professional-class color accuracy. Now, we’d understand if the £2,000 Zenscreen Fold MQ17QH – a foldable OLED marvel – is a stretch. But perhaps its far more affordable stablemate, the ZenScreen Duo MQ149CD, might catch…
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Razer Iskur V2 X review: Good ergonomics, reasonable price
Over the years, I’ve grown skeptical of mid-range gaming chairs. Too many focus on form over function, offering flamboyant looks but falling short on real comfort or durability. That’s why the Razer Iskur V2 X was a pleasant surprise. It delivers proper ergonomic support, solid build quality, and comfort, all at a reasonable price. Would you like to know more…
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Acer FreeSense smart ring hands-on review: Giving Oura a run for its money
The Acer FreeSense smart ring is not something I’d expect from a company that specializes in laptops, monitors and even electric bikes, but there it was being showcased at Computex 2025 — and I got a chance to check it out. Acer’s first-ever smart ring comes with all the health monitoring features you’d expect from the best smart rings, including…
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Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 PaperMatte (2025) review
Today’s best Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2 deals Huawei is back with a brand new, slightly larger MatePad Pro PaperMatte tablet. And it looks very much like another high-quality bit of Huawei hardware with the same old no-Google issues. For 2025 the Pro comes with a 13.2in display instead of 12.2in one from the year before. There are also changes to…
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Minimal Phone review: Digital detox on your terms
The goal of turning your phone into a more mindful tool to try and reduce your screen time, isn’t a new one. But the way the Minimal Phone goes about it is a little different. Unlike other digital detox devices, Minimal tries to give users as much functionality as they might need, thanks to full Google Play Store access and…
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