Mechanical keyboards
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iConcepts PRTSPK Review
The iConcepts PRTSPK is a small speaker with a portability-focused design; it's small, lightweight, and features a clip. It was purchased from Dollar Tree in the United States.
Apple AirPods 5 Review
The Apple AirPods 5 are the silicone-tip-free wireless earbuds that replace the Apple AirPods 4 as the entry point to Apple’s wireless earbud lineup. Unlike the
Ninja DualZone Pro DZ950 Review
The Ninja DualZone Pro DZ950 is a large, 10-quart air fryer with two independent 5-quart cooking chambers, each with its own heating element and fan. It draws up to 1,650 watts, has a temperature range of 105 °F to 450 °F, and offers six cooking method presets, including air frying, broiling, roasting, baking, reheating, and dehydrating. Because each basket runs independently, you can cook two different foods at two different settings at once.
Vivitar TWE2-BLK Review
The Vivitar TWE2-BLK are cheap, truly wireless earbuds. They're lightweight and come with only one set of ear tips. We purchased these from a Family Dollar in the United States.
Blueair InvisibleMist Review
The Blueair InvisibleMist is a premium evaporative humidifier, positioned below the larger Blueair DreamWell in the company's lineup, and is designed for medium-sized rooms like bedrooms or small living areas. It uses an evaporative wick-and-fan system to add moisture to the air and includes features such as a built-in humidistat, automatic humidity control, and app support.
Hisense HAP0825TWD Review
The Hisense HAP0825TWD is a dual-hose portable A/C with an inverter-controlled compressor. It's the direct replacement to the older Hisense HAP0824TWD, and is otherwise identical in terms of design, with the same advertised capacity of 8,000 BTU/hr. Beyond that, it comes with a remote control to make settings adjustments, though it's also Wi-Fi enabled so you can operate it remotely via a smartphone app. There's Google Home and Amazon Alexa integration for making voice commands too.
Colorways CW-WKB100 Review
The Colorways CW-WKB100 is a cheap, wireless keyboard with rubber dome switches designed for everyday use and work. It has a low-profile design, a conventional full-size layout, and it connects wirelessly with an included USB receiver. It's powered by a single AA battery and has no software for customization. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Family Dollar.
Vibe DG-985BT Review
The Vibe DG-985BT are budget-friendly headphones found at dollar stores. They have a simple on-ear design and Bluetooth functionality.
Tech1 Gaming Mouse Review
The Tech1 Gaming Mouse is a cheap, wired gaming mouse with an ambidextrous shape and multicolor LED lighting. It uses a single fixed CPI setting and doesn't have any software for adjusting settings. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores more of the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Dollarama.
Colorways CW-MSPDCMBO1 Review
The Colorways CW-MSPDCMBO1 is a cheap wireless mouse designed for everyday use or light work. It has an ambidextrous shape with no side buttons, though it has a button on top for cycling through CPI settings. It's powered by two AAA batteries. We bought this product as part of a project we've been working on that explores more of the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Family Dollar.
Bytech BY-MS-WS-120 Review
The Bytech BY-MS-WS-120 is a cheap, wireless mouse with an ambidextrous shape. It's powered by a single AA battery and connects to your computer via a USB receiver. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Five Below.
Tech1 Optical USB Mouse Review
The Tech1 Optical USB Mouse is a cheap, wireless mouse with an ambidextrous shape. It's powered by a single AA battery and connects to your computer via a USB receiver or Bluetooth. We bought this product for a project we've been working on that explores the lower end of the market. We purchased this mouse from Dollarama, a Canadian dollar store.
ASICS YOGIRI SPEED Review
The ASICS YOGIRI SPEED is a specialized marathon running shoe for runners who want some elite super shoe features but a more amateur-friendly design. The carbon-plated midsole gives the shoe some decent snap while still keeping your legs impressively cushioned over the marathon distance. The shoe is more geared toward the middle of the pack, so it lacks the lightweight, streamlined feel of more aggressive super shoes, and runners trying to break 3 hours in the marathon might find the YOGIRI SPEED too inefficient.
Shokz OpenRun Air 2 Bone Conduction Review
The Shokz OpenRun Air 2 Bone Conduction is an open-ear headset, designed with sports and fitness in mind. As with its predecessor, the original Shokz OpenRun Bone Conduction, it uses only bone conduction drivers, as opposed to the hybrid (dynamic/bone conduction) driver setup seen in some of the brand's recent offerings. This iteration also features improvements when it comes to battery life, as well as companion app connectivity for expanded customization possibilities.
ASUS ZenWiFi BE5000 Pro Review
The ASUS ZenWiFi BE5000 Pro is a dual-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh system with 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. It's a variant of the ASUS ZenWiFi BD5, with the only apparent differences being that it's only available as a three-pack at Best Buy. Each unit has two 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports, and the system is compatible with ASUS' AiMesh, so you can add any compatible router to your network. We tested this system in a dual-node configuration.
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