Tag: Reviews
Matter and Form’s Three 3D Scanner Is Shockingly Easy to Operate
As a chronic tinkerer, I’ve always wished there was a simple, efficient, and effective way to get a full-resolution 3D model of a part...
Ceretone’s Revamped Core One Pro Hearing Aids Are a Blunt Instrument
To control volume, the hearing aids have to be seated in the included case—a traditional, compact device that provides 80 hours of additional charge....
Bike Friday’s Tiny, Purple, Lightweight Ebike Fits on the Most Crowded Bike Rack
For the past few weeks, I have been pedaling around the world’s tiniest folding Bosch ebike as my kids (8 and 10) regard me...
The Asus Chromebook CX14 Is a $429 Laptop That Isn’t Horrible
Like the mediocre quality of the display, the touchpad is also rather middling. I’ve used worse, but its plastic surface isn’t as smooth and...
Reach Your Crescendo With MysteryVibe’s Ultra-Bendy Vibrator
This ain’t no orchestra and I’m not a conductor, but today we’ll be navigating the experience of the Crescendo 2. First, you may be...
Lelo’s Dot Is Surprisingly My New Favorite Vibrator
I didn’t expect 2025 to be the year that my longtime favorite vibrator would be replaced, but here we are. The winner of such...
The Nvidia RTX 5060 Can’t Quite Beat AMD
For the RTX 5060, Nvidia only offered to send out the card if we agreed to stipulations around which games we would benchmark, which...
I Slept on Wolf’s Memory Foam Hybrid Premium Firm Mattress for a Week and Was Impressed
For context, I usually sleep on the Nolah Evolution Hybrid (9/10, WIRED Recommends), which happens to be one of the best mattresses I’ve tested...
Nothing’s Headphone (1) Is Something Impressive
As someone who has been openly critical of Nothing’s claims that it will revolutionize the technology world, I happen to actually love the brand’s...
Familiar’s Nebula Is a Thrusting Dildo That’s Scary Powerful
Familiar is a new woman-founded sex toy company that launched earlier this year, and it only sells three sex toys at the moment. None...