Can you turn an old driver’s license into a guitar pick, highlight a book without leaving permanent marks, or transform an empty wine bottle into a glowing decoration? I tested three unusual gadgets to find out how well they actually work. One of them turned out to be more funContinue Reading
CordaRoy’s is a bean bag chair that converts into a bed, although it isn’t quite a traditional bean bag or a traditional bed. I paid $300 for the full-size model and tested it as a chair, slept on it overnight, and compared it with my Moon Pod to see howContinue Reading
I recently teamed up with fellow YouTube reviewer Barry Lewis to try several of the strangest products I’ve come across in a while. This batch included an optical-illusion tube, a lollipop that plays music through your teeth, and a couple of products designed to turn the world upside down.Continue Reading
For this review, I tested four kitchen gadgets ranging from genuinely useful to completely unnecessary. The main attraction was an all-in-one mixing bowl with a built-in scale, but I also tried a self-stirring rice washer and egg scrambler, an orange peeler that claims to remove membranes, and a double-barrel grapeContinue Reading
DreamPilot is a $250 AI-powered sleep mask that combines sound, heat, massage, electrical stimulation, sleep tracking, and other features into one rather ambitious device. I used it for more than a week to see whether all of that technology actually improved my sleep, and I came away with some veryContinue Reading
I recently tested the $200 Ninja HydraSense water filtration system against a much cheaper $50 Waterdrop electric water filter. Both promise cleaner, better-tasting water, so I wanted to see how much difference there really was between them and whether the Ninja was worth the premium.Continue Reading
In today’s review, I tested four products designed for emergencies, convenience, or accessibility. I compared two saltwater-powered lights, tried a set of soda can lids with retractable straws, and tested a one-handed pill bottle opener.Continue Reading
Today I’m testing a completely random collection of five gadgets, ranging from a bizarre bedside phone holder and a redesigned ice cube tray to candy spoons, bag clips, and even a personalized potato. Some of these were surprisingly useful, while others were more novelty than necessity.Continue Reading
Rain isn’t exactly an everyday occurrence here in Las Vegas, so when monsoon season rolled around, I took the opportunity to test two rain-related products. One is the ultra-compact Simprella umbrella, while the other is a bestselling Tidewe rain suit from Amazon. Both were put to the test in someContinue Reading
Today I’m looking at two unusual products that both revolve around something very simple: an ordinary drinking glass. One is a drinking glass with a built-in coaster, while the other attaches to a glass and turns your drink into a makeshift birthday cake. Are either of these clever upgrades, orContinue Reading