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Oxo Rapid Brewer Coffee Maker Review
So you do have to plan ahead, and when there are a million other things to do the night before a weekday morning, prepping cold brew may not get priority billing. So I was intrigued when my colleague shared an email she’d received about the new Oxo Rapid Brewer, which promises to make cold coffee concentrate in 5 minutes. Cold…
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Apple M3 MacBook Air 13.6in review
As most IT departments know, Apple MacBooks are highly sought-after laptops. Even in this age of NPU-powered Windows machines, the mighty Mac still holds great appeal in the office. And, the MacBook Air, with its slimmer chassis, is a lightweight option for those who roam. It comes with fewer port options but it’s great for those who work remotely or…
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Acer Swift 14 AI review
While Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC initiative hasn’t been an unqualified success, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chips have definitely proved their worth for business. More performance than Intel’s Core Ultra 7 CPUs but with vastly superior battery life? What’s not to love about that? Yet the Snapdragon X Elite might not turn out to be the biggest star of the new ARM-based…
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Joker 2 Review: An Off-Key Musical Disaster
When you think of watching a movie that revolves around Joker, one of the most notorious and dark villains of all time, what do you expect? Maybe a fantastic tale of him running rampant in Gotham City or a taste of his wicked and dark humor you know, the things Joker is known for? Well, whatever you may have expected…
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Dyson WashG1 Wet Floor Cleaner Review
The appeal for me was not having to lug a heavy bucket of water to and from my shower, where I fill it every time I want to mop my floors. The one I use at home is a version with a smaller bucket than our editor’s choice mop from O-Cedar to accommodate the little storage space I have in…
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Nanoleaf Essentials Matter Smart Multicolor HD Lightstrip (5m) Review: Almost Perfect
Key Takeaways Nanoleaf’s HD Lightstrip has 300 zones for 300 LEDs, and provides bright Matter-compatible lighting. Although the Nanoleaf HD Lightstrip lacks individual zone control, its Razer Chroma integration makes it ideal for gaming setups. Priced at $70, HD Lightstrip is a great smart home upgrade for customizable multicolor lighting experiences. RGB light strips aren’t brand new, but the idea…
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Tesla Cybertruck First Drive Review
We ordered our Cybertruck in December 2019 and had to wait for it to arrive, because we buy every vehicle we test. But now that it’s here, we plan to put the Cybertruck through the same 50-plus tests as every other vehicle we evaluate. We’ll measure its 0-to-60-mph time and braking distances, we’ll check how easy it is to install…
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Dyson OnTrac Headphones Review – Consumer Reports
What makes the OnTracs stand out? Dyson’s products are known for their high-end materials and elevated design language and the OnTracs are no exception. They’re a joy to touch with high-quality plastics, beautifully finished metal surfaces, and plush ear pads. Color, too, is a Dyson hallmark, and the OnTracs come in a variety of color options, including Black Nickel, CNC…
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Apple AirPods 4 Review – Consumer Reports
The original AirPods were, in many ways, a love-it-or-hate-it product. In the nine years since they were first introduced, two things have happened. First, the design—which features a hard plastic eartip on a white plastic stem—has become iconic. During the pandemic, it even emerged as a Zoom-call fashion accessory. However, around the same time, almost all earbuds from Apple and…
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Review: The Merach S26 Is an Impressive, Affordable Exercise Bike
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Not everyone can afford a Peloton, but honestly, you don’t need one. If what you’re looking for is a no-nonsense bike exercise workout at home, there are plenty of more affordable alternatives. The quality varies depending on what you’re looking to spend, but I’ve found the Merach S26 to be…
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