Tag: reviews
GE’s Café Specialty Grind and Brew Can’t Make Just One Cup
Yet this machine's unforgivable sin is the lack of dishwasher-friendliness. It comes with a veritable stack of parts, yet none can go in...
The Trek Fetch+ 2 Is Well Made but Not Well Priced
One of the things that can be intimidating about buying a cargo ebike is how unfamiliar they feel. Whether a bike is designed...
Kuhn Rikon’s Swiss-Made Cast-Iron Pan Is Smooth and Sustainable
It's a niche interest, but I'm always curious about peoples' relationships with their pans, particularly the weight. Some people like or don't mind...
Audien’s Sub-$100 Hearing Aids Are Way Too Basic
What the Atom One does do is make things louderâand by default, it makes all the things louder. Tuning is fairly blunt: A...
The Radster Road Is a Fresh Start for Rad Power Bikes
There’s eight gears, five levels of assistance, a twist throttle, and also a zero assist mode. Rad now has a new torque sensor...
Review: Milo Action Communicator
As a group, we were all of similar ability and speeds, so range rarely became an issue while skiing. When someone did fall...
The LG MyView Smart Monitor Is a Fun 2-in-1 Screen Made...
you might think a “smart monitor” might have some tie-in to the smart home, but it's more akin to modern-day smart TVs. LG's...
The GE Specialty Drip Coffee Maker’s Charms Are Only Skin Deep
In my mind, GE is a manufacturer of big, boxy appliances. They're the folks for reliable and relatively affordable stoves and the manufacturers...
Nothing’s New Ear and Ear (a) Are Great Affordable Earbuds
Not everything needs to reinvent the wheel. Iterating on products year over year has produced some of the best wireless headphones money can...
Samsung’s Galaxy Book4 Ultra Is the Laptop to Beat When It...
It’s been a long time since I’ve used a laptop with a screen larger than 13 or 14 inches for any length of...
