30 Reviews

Tech & Gadgets

Hootie Review: Is This Keychain Alarm Actually Worth Carrying Every Day?Tech & Gadgets

Hootie Review: Is This Keychain Alarm Actually Worth Carrying Every Day?

We looked at the pull-cap personal safety alarm marketed as "the #1 personal safety alarm for women" and checked its 130-decibel siren, strobe light, and travel claims against what's actually written on the brand's own offer pages.

Air-Tube Headphones Review: Do They Really Cut EMF Radiation By 99%?Tech & Gadgets

Air-Tube Headphones Review: Do They Really Cut EMF Radiation By 99%?

SafeSleeve's Air-Tube Headphones move the speaker away from your ear and pipe sound through a hollow silicone tube instead. We tested a pair against the brand's radiation, sound-quality, and comfort claims to see if the science holds up.

Anything Speaker Review: Does A Pocket-Sized Vibration Speaker Actually Get Loud?Tech & Gadgets

Anything Speaker Review: Does A Pocket-Sized Vibration Speaker Actually Get Loud?

We stuck the Anything Speaker to a cabinet, a guitar, and a car dashboard to see if bone-conduction-style vibration really turns any hollow object into a speaker - and whether the sound holds up once the novelty wears off.

CordBrick: Does This 8-In-1 Cable Organizer Actually Kill The Cord Clutter?Tech & Gadgets

CordBrick: Does This 8-In-1 Cable Organizer Actually Kill The Cord Clutter?

A snap-together brick that claims to wrap, store, and label every cable, charger, and cord in your house. We tested the claims before recommending it.

CozyCharge: Is This Rechargeable Hand Warmer Actually Worth Ditching Disposables For?Tech & Gadgets

CozyCharge: Is This Rechargeable Hand Warmer Actually Worth Ditching Disposables For?

It claims 8 hours of warmth, 15 seconds to 140°F, and a built-in power bank in one pocket-sized device. We put the claims to the test.

Groovz Wireless Earbuds Review: Do $40 Buds Really Match $200 Brands?Tech & Gadgets

Groovz Wireless Earbuds Review: Do $40 Buds Really Match $200 Brands?

We looked at Groovz's own offer page - specs, pricing, and reviews - to see whether these budget-priced earbuds actually deliver the 26-hour battery and premium-brand sound they advertise.

HearDirect Wireless TV Headset Review: Does It Really End The Volume Wars?Tech & Gadgets

HearDirect Wireless TV Headset Review: Does It Really End The Volume Wars?

We connected the HearDirect transmitter to our own TV for a week to see whether a personal-volume headset actually beats fighting over the remote - and whether the current bundle pricing is worth it.

Hears Review: Do These Earplugs Really Protect Your Hearing Without Muffling Sound?Tech & Gadgets

Hears Review: Do These Earplugs Really Protect Your Hearing Without Muffling Sound?

We wore the Hears earplugs through a loud night out and a normal workday to see if a filtered earplug can actually turn down harmful noise without turning down the music, conversation, or anything else you actually want to hear.

invisaWear Review: Does This Jewelry-Disguised Panic Button Actually Work?Tech & Gadgets

invisaWear Review: Does This Jewelry-Disguised Panic Button Actually Work?

We tested the invisaWear necklace to see whether a hidden button in a piece of jewelry can really send help fast, and whether the ADT partnership and current bundle pricing make it worth wearing every day.

iSpyPen Pro X Review: Does This Luxury Pen Really Hide An HD Camera?Tech & Gadgets

iSpyPen Pro X Review: Does This Luxury Pen Really Hide An HD Camera?

We ordered the iSpyPen Pro X to see whether a pen that actually writes can also record HD video and 40-foot audio without anyone noticing, and whether the current bundle pricing is worth it.

KeySmart Review: Does It Actually Kill Pocket Jingle And Bulk?Tech & Gadgets

KeySmart Review: Does It Actually Kill Pocket Jingle And Bulk?

We ordered the KeySmart Original aluminum key organizer to see whether stacking your keys into one silent frame really beats a regular keyring - and whether the current bundle pricing is worth it.

Lumenology Review: Does This Wireless Motion Light Really Replace An Electrician?Tech & Gadgets

Lumenology Review: Does This Wireless Motion Light Really Replace An Electrician?

We mounted Lumenology's magnet-and-tripod motion light in a few real spots around a house - a side entry, a garage door, a fence line - to see if a battery-powered light can genuinely stand in for wired outdoor lighting.