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The Poolease X1 is a budget pool robot that offers basic cleaning at a low cost, but its performance is underwhelming, with issues like getting stuck and missing debris.
This article reviews the top three USB car chargers for 2026, recommending models from Anker and DeWalt based on performance, safety, and features like multiple ports and fast charging.
The Google Pixel Watch 5 has minor hardware changes but introduces significant software updates like Wear OS 7 and delayed health features, including AI integrations, making it a promising yet incomplete product at launch.
The author reviews the Ecovacs Winbot W2S Omni window-cleaning robot, concluding that while it has a smart design and effective cleaning, the category is not recommended for most homes due to practical issues like cleaning residue and limited efficiency.
Peak Design's new City Line bags, including the City Crescent and City Backpack, feature an innovative BagLev hook that allows users to hang bags off surfaces, keeping them clean and functional for urban and remote use.
The TerraMow V1000 robot mower uses AI vision and GPS tracking for easy setup and efficient lawn maintenance, highlighting advancements in automated lawn care technology.
The article reviews the best cat water fountains of 2026, highlighting features like RFID health tracking and stainless steel designs from brands such as Petlibro and Oneisall.
The OhSnap Snap Grip Stand is a versatile magnetic phone grip and stand that is thin, secure, and doubles as a vertical stand, making it a convenient accessory for smartphone users.
This article reviews and recommends the best Apple Watch accessories, including bands, chargers, and cases, to upgrade the user experience.
The Auk Mini 2 is an upgraded indoor smart garden with improved design, larger water capacity, and more color options, offering an easier and more stylish way to grow herbs at home.
A review of the Razer Naga V3 Pro gaming mouse, highlighting its comfortable shape, hot-swappable side panels, and extra buttons, while noting its heavier weight and limited color options.
A Wired reviewer shares their top picks for portable solar panels after years of testing, covering models from Jackery and Bluetti for different scenarios like camping, RVs, and home backup.
Wired reviews two new plastic-free drip coffee makers, the Ratio Eight Series 2 and the Simply Good Coffee brewer, comparing design, price, and coffee quality, with the Ratio Eight delivering superior taste and the Simply Good offering full plastic-free construction at a lower price.
A review of Infinite Machine's Olto, an electric scooter with pedals that technically qualifies as a bicycle, but is best used as a scooter. It highlights the product's design, performance, and the trend of electrified personal transport using bike lanes.
Introducing Memmy, an open-source AI memory tool that remembers projects, skills, and business process diagrams across tools. Through real-world tests, it demonstrates the ability to locate local projects, invoke Skills, and connect to business agents, emphasizing its core concept of letting multiple AI tools share a single working memory.
A review of the Nothing Ear (3a) wireless earbuds, highlighting their build quality, fit, and unique Audio Snapshot feature with AI transcription.
A first-hand test of X Money suggests the payments feature is not working well so far.
Wired compares three stainless steel gravity water filter systems—Boroux Legacy, Culligan MaxClear, and Rorra—that eliminate plastic parts to reduce microplastic contamination, evaluating performance, convenience, and price.
Claude Design is an underrated AI design product that the author claims is a world-class designer for everyone, transforming their building process when used with Opus 5.
Leatherology's totes are designed for carrying tech gear, combining durable leather with practical organization for daily use.