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The Best Bag Organizers for Your Laptop Bag, Backpack, or Purse

by Caroline Stewart on September 26th, 2018

Having an organized bag can make or break your productivity levels—so why not spend more time getting work done, enjoying yourself, or anything but looking for your lost stuff?

The Best Shaving Brushes to Lather Up With

by Cameron Summerson on September 26th, 2018

If you have a pair of hands, you may argue that you don’t need a shaving brush. And you know what? You’d be right. But if you want to get a better shave, this is something you’ll want to add.

Everything You Need To Start Baking Delicious Cakes, Cookies, And More

by Jennifer Allen on September 25th, 2018

Baking bread, a cake, or cookies is one of life’s little pleasures. It gives you a quick sense of satisfaction and it provides you with some very tasty treats. Where do you begin though? We’ve got some great to get you started in the world of home baking.

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The Best Rechargeable Batteries And Chargers

Michael Crider | September 24th

Two out of two Review Geek staffers agree: the second “e” in “rechargeable” is awkward and unnecessary. But rechargeable batteries aren’t! They’re frugal and efficient. Here are the best ones you can buy.

The Best Xbox One Exclusive Games

Michael Crider | September 20th

The PS4 is currently king of the consoles, boasting enviable exclusives like Spider-Man, God of War, and Horizon: Zero Dawn. But if you have an Xbox One, there are a few exclusives you should check out.

The Best Bluetooth Headsets

Michael Crider | September 19th

Most Bluetooth headphones sold today include a microphone in their housing, allowing them to make and answer calls. But a dedicated headset is still the best option if you want superior sound and battery life.

Samsung CHG70 Gaming Monitor: A Gigantic Upgrade At A Reasonable Price

Michael Crider | September 18th

Making a kick-ass gaming PC is an expensive proposition. And it doesn’t end with the PC: between quality inputs, a decent set of speakers, and a monitor that does the graphics of your new desktop justice, you might be looking at half again as much as you paid for those high-end components.

The Best Blu-Ray Players For Every Budget

Michael Crider | September 13th

Physical media isn’t quite dead—those who want the best possible hi-fi playback, or who don’t have an internet connection that can handle HD video reliably, still use Blu-Ray players. Here are the best picks.

The Best NAS (Network Attached Storage) Devices For Home Users

Michael Crider | September 11th

Your files are important, and so is accessing them from your network and the web. There’s no better way to keep that access intact than with a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device. Here are the best.

The Best Charging Towers For All Your Multi-Device Charging Needs

Michael Crider | September 10th

The “charging tower” is a fairly recent development, a more elegant evolution of the power strip or surge protector. It’s great for quickly sharing outlets. Here are the best ones you can buy.

The Best Whole Home Audio System

Michael Crider | September 7th

If you want to get music in every room in your home, there are a lot of ways to go about it, but the best value in terms of cost, setup, and ease of use is clear. Sonos is the king of the whole house market.

The Best Creative Building Games (That Aren’t Minecraft)

Michael Crider | September 6th

Minecraft is great! Until your two-week project recreating the Sistine Chapel gets anachronistically exploded by Creepers. If you’d like some other games that feed your need for creativity, check out the options below.

The Best Dash Cams For Every Budget

Michael Crider | September 4th

A dashboard camera is a great way to add a little security to your car. Whether you want footage to show your insurance or to send off to viral fame on YouTube, we’ve rounded up the best dash cams for every budget.

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