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The Best Coolers for Every Budget

Andrew Heinzman | June 26th

Whether you’re planning a beach date or a boat ride, a good cooler is a necessity. But don’t just buy the first cooler that you see, get the cooler that’s right for your situation.

Eufy RoboVac 11S Max Review: Extra Suction Power at a Reasonable Price

Andrew Heinzman | June 25th

We love Eufy’s robotic vacuums. They’re affordable, effective, and easy to use. And Eufy’s new robotic vacuum, the RoboVac 11S Max ($270 retail, $199 promotional), is no exception. After putting it to work, it’s clear that the 11S Max sucks—in a good way.

Smartphones Are Boring Now, and That’s Okay

Michael Crider | June 24th

Remember when folding phones were going to be the next big thing…and then the party for a new era of phones seemed a bit premature? It’s caused something of a lament for the lack of ambition and innovation in smartphones.

12 of the Best Two-Player Board Games for Couples

Andrew Heinzman | June 26th

You don’t have to invite a group over to play board games. There are plenty of two-player games that can be perfect for a little personal fun with your significant other. But which should you buy?

Have a Sunburn? These Products Can Help Soothe Your Scorched Skin

Andrew Heinzman | June 25th

Sunburn is a literal pain in the neck, and it can also cause permanent damage to your skin. Thankfully, you can minimize the damage with the help of a cheap aloe moisturizer. Here are some of the best sunburn treatments.

Poll: Do You Want Android Apps on Windows?

Cameron Summerson | June 25th

The word on the street is that Microsoft is working on a dual-screen foldable Surface tablet…that will also run Android apps. It’s said to be running the company’s upcoming Chrome OS competitor, Windows Core OS.

The $120 Raspberry Pi 4 Desktop Kit is a Tiny Powerhouse, Y’all

Andrew Heinzman | June 24th

We’ve waited almost half a year for the Raspberry Pi foundation to roll out the Pi 4. Now it’s here, and it’s clearly built with cheap desktop use in mind. For $120, the Pi 4 Desktop Kit is a killer deal.

DisplayFusion is the Windows Tool Your Multi-Monitor Setup Craves

Michael Crider | June 24th

I’ve been a fan of multi-monitor setups for over a decade, and I’ve been thrilled to see Windows expand its support for them as the releases progress. But if you’re serious about getting productive with your monitor array, DisplayFusion is a must-have addition to your setup.

HyperX Cloud Stinger Review: A Comfy Gaming Headset, No Bells nor Whistles

Michael Crider | June 22nd

HyperX’s Cloud Stinger is a simple wireless headset built with gamers in mind. But “simple” isn’t the same as “bad,” and this one gets a tentative recommendation through ease of use and comfort.

Intel i7 NUC Review: A DIY Mighty Mouse PC

Ted Needleman | June 21st

A powerful PC doesn’t have to take up your entire desk. Intel’s NUCs (New Units of Computing) are tiny 4 x 4 inch PCs loaded with some of its latest CPUs. The catch? They come as kits you need to assemble—but don’t worry, it’s a breeze for even a novice.

What on Earth Is a Smart Pillow?

Andrew Heinzman | June 20th

Everything’s going smart these days. From kettles to sneakers, nothing is sacred. And while the idea of a smart pillow confuses us like nothing else, we have to admit; they’re kind of neat.

Kensington SD2000P Review: Disappointing Performance Sinks This USB-C Dock

Michael Crider | June 20th

Using a single cable to plug in nearly unlimited accessories has been the dream of laptop users for a long time. Kensington’s SD2000P USB-C dock tries to accomplish that, but compromises in form factor and usability spoil the fantasy.

The Best Straight Razors for Under $200

Alex Johnson | June 19th

Ever get a hot shave from a barber using a straight razor? It’s awesome. Turn that opulent treat into a daily expectation with one of these great straight razors.

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