2023

Marvel’s Midnight Suns Season Pass Thoughts: A Lot of Good in the Same Vein

A few months ago, I reviewed Marvel’s Midnight Suns and found it to be a reasonably decent time. It had fun combat and tasteful art, but the problem was that it spent an insane amount of time making you jump through hoops like some show poodle rather than kicking the tar out of baddies. Now, all four DLC additional content packs have been added to the game for Marvel’s Midnight Suns Season Pass purchasers, so how has this impacted the experience? Let’s find out.

Crowdfunding, Reviews

DREO ChefMaker Review: Use It to Make Perfect Steaks and More!

Anytime I can find an excuse to cook, I jump on it. Recently, I was able to try out the DREO ChefMaker. Sure, we have all seen the next big thing in cooking, so how good can it possibly be? Well, I gave it a try, and let me tell you, I was impressed! Let’s take a look.

Gear Bits, Deals

EcoFlow DELTA 2 Max Launches with 5% Savings & Free Solar Add-Ons That You Won’t Want to Miss!

EcoFlow has announced that the launch of the DELTA 2 Max in the US and Canada will be on May 25th. This new iteration of the original DELTA Max is a massive upgrade to an already fantastic product. If you are in the market for a solar generator, this is a great option and comes with some special deals.

Reviews

Mackie DLZ Creator Review: Whether You’re a Seasoned Podcaster or Just Getting Started, This Powerful Tool Can Help!

Are you thinking about getting into podcasting? Are you a seasoned podcaster looking to improve your podcast’s quality and simplify the process? If so, the new Mackie DLZ Creator digital podcast mixer is a tool you’ll want to check out. It makes getting started with a podcast simple, but it’s packed with features advanced podcasters will love.

Game Diary, Reviews

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Review: Thank Heavens It’s a Star Wars Game, Otherwise…

If this weren’t a Star Wars game, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order would be total ass; that’s my hot take. Now that you know my mood as I write this, be ready for some snark. The marketing for Fallen Order says the combat and world take inspiration from Metroid and Dark Souls, but all that means to me is that they’ve gone out of their way to make things really annoying. Besides one amazing moment at the end of the game that I will spoil (sorry), nothing was really exemplary besides the fact you get to use a lightsaber.

Reviews

Engino London Eye Kit Review: A Fun Concept with 1490 Pieces That Will Haunt My Nightmares

I love building things. It’s insanely fun to open up a kit of random parts and make them into something amazing. Luckily, my son shares this interest, so we were both super excited to check out the Engino London Eye kit. But did we tackle more than we could handle? Read on to find out!

Gear Bits, Deals

Use This Deal to Save Big on a Thermapen ONE and Become the Master of Your Grill This Summer

It is finally grill season, and I’m pretty stoked; there’s nothing better than a freshly grilled chicken breast with a salad, some veggies, and a few cold beers. But keeping that chicken juicy shouldn’t require a Ph.D. in grilling. Thanks to the ThermoWorks Thermapen ONE, you can cook like a pro and — for the next week —save some cash.

Reviews

Escort MAX 360 MKII Review: Expect Improved Range and Performance with Advanced False Signal Filtering

The Escort MAX 360 MKII is a high-performance radar detector that is packed with advanced features and cutting-edge technology. I know what some of you are thinking, radar detector? Do people still use those? To be completely honest, I myself have not used one in more than twenty years. Are they worth using? In a nutshell, it depends.

Reviews, Health and Fitness

Baliston by STARCK Review: Quantify and Analyze Your Steps, Gait, and More with a $249.99 Eco-Friendly Shoe Subscription

It’s kind of a minor miracle of physics and evolution that we can walk as efficiently as we do; our feet coordinate with our knees, hips, back, and shoulders to keep us upright and moving, but that doesn’t mean we can’t improve along the way. Baliston by STARCK is all about figuring out how to quantify and improve your stride while also improving your style! How do they do? Let’s find out!

Reviews

Ca’Lefort 15″ 100-Can Beverage Refrigerator Review: Keep the Party Going with Ready-to-Serve Cold Beverages

I recently received the Ca’Lefort 15″ 100-Can Beverage Refrigerator to test, and so far, I’m impressed. I had never seriously considered getting a refrigerator explicitly designed for beverages, but after having the Ca’Lefort for a short while, I’m already thrilled it is in the house; it’s so convenient. Let’s take a look at how I’m using it.

Reviews, Outdoors

Anker PowerHouse 767 Review: A Massive Power Station Perfect for Emergencies and Off-Grid Use

As we approach summer, camping, outdoor activities, and storm power outages leave many with a need for a power solution. The Anker PowerHouse 767 is a portable power station that promises to keep the lights on and devices powered up. It is essential to have versatility in a power station, and Anker has developed a product that checks off many boxes.

Game Diary, Reviews

Curse of the Dead Gods Review: You’re in Purgatory — but Having Fun?

The development team at Passtech Games has released a new action roguelite called Ravenswatch in a relatively preliminary state. They put it on Steam Early Access with six characters, a singular level, and a year-one roadmap available at this time. Some people love it; some people are bitching; so it goes. While I don’t typically trust my hard-earned money to an unfinished product (and I never pre-order things either), I thought it would be good to discuss Passtech’s previous game, Curse of the Dead Gods, as an example of this company’s track record so some of ya’ll can calm down.

Outdoors

Thermacell LIV Smart Mosquito Repellent System: Getting Ready for My 2nd Mosquito-free Summer

Last year, the Thermacell LIV Smart Mosquito Repellent System changed my outdoor experience. I am a magnet for mosquitos, and, in the past, they have made my backyard experience rather unpleasant. The LIV system changed that and created two mosquito-free zones. This season, thanks to a few additional repellers, I’ll have the entire backyard protected, whether I’m swimming, eating, or simply hanging. Let’s dive in.

Reviews, Outdoors

AAOBOSI Portable Car Fridge Review: A Great 45-Quart Option for Camping, the Pool, or Off-Grid Living

We are often on the go and need to keep drinks and food cold. Instead of using bags of ice and making a watery mess, why not use a 12v cooler like the AAOBOSI Portable Car Fridge; it is a dual zone 45-quart cooler that is packed with features.

News

Lenovo Powers Up a Workstation Refresh with New ThinkStations and ThinkPads!

A certain marketing campaign may like to claim that America runs on Ben Affleck’s favorite coffee company, but you know who really chugs along, powering a lot of our lives? Lenovo ThinkStations and ThinkPads! Their new spring line proves that small can be powerful!

Reviews, Health and Fitness

Quiet Punch Review: This Cardio Boxing Tool Should Have a Place in Every Home Gym!

I am a big fan of working out at home. It’s pretty easy to build a decent home gym for yourself, even in a small space, but the one thing you really can’t do well in small spaces is boxing. I had pretty much given up on trying to incorporate regular cardio boxing into my routines, but then I got to test the Quiet Punch. And now I’m in love.

News

Razor Introduces the Rambler 20, Their Most Powerful E-Bike Yet

Razor, the company that made scooters a household name, has announced the release of their latest product, the Rambler 20 electric bicycle. This adult-sized e-bike is the largest and most powerful addition to Razor’s popular Rambler collection, which already includes the Rambler 16 and Rambler 12. The Rambler 20 is an affordable and stylish electric bike that I’m excited about!

Reviews

InfiRay P2 Pro Thermal Camera (for IOS) Review: Tiny but Powerful

The InfiRay P2 Pro thermal camera is a tiny but powerful device that connects to your smartphone and lets you see the heat signatures of objects and creatures around you. At 9g and 18mm x 27mm x 9.8mm, it is the world’s smallest thermal camera and, despite this, boasts some impressive stats. Its 256×192 pixel resolution is excellent at this price range and beats some competitors at higher prices.

Reviews

Master Lock Folding Door Security Bar Review: Properly Secure Your Hinged or Sliding Doors, Even When Traveling

We tend to make home security quite technological and complicated. You can have Bluetooth door locks, HD cameras, door sensors, window sensors, and the ability to watch it all from anywhere in the world. Sometimes though, simple can be better. The Master Lock Folding Door Security Bar doesn’t connect to anything, but it will lock your house down just the way you want it! The Master Lock Folding Door Security Bar is simple but effective. It’s a shade under 2 pounds and can be telescoped out from 25.5″ up to about 43.5″. You can also fold it in half for…

Reviews

OnePlus Pad Review: A Gorgeous, Sub-$500 Android Tablet That’s Loaded with Useful Features

I’ve felt a sense of frustration because there really weren’t any real options if I wanted to own a stylish, thin, non-iOS tablet with a larger display, but now we have the OnePlus Pad to consider. The Pad is OnePlus’s first tablet, and they’ve loaded it to the gills with goodies, including a powerful MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset, face unlock, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, all-day battery life, and an 11.61″ display with 144Hz refresh rate. Best of all, it is just $479. Is the OnePlus Pad the tablet that Android users have been hoping for?

Reviews, Game Diary

Dave the Diver Early Access Review: A Great Start That Makes You Want to Dive Deeper

Dave the Diver is an Early Access combination of Overcooked, Subnautica, and Stardew Valley. You fish by day; you serve sushi by night. While still in Early Access, the game has charming pixel-art graphics, a soothing soundtrack, some really amusing takes on game systems, and a lot of potential. It was such a trip because whenever I thought I had seen it all, it threw something else at me to chuckle about. I played this game for 14 hours at the time of publishing this review; here are my thoughts. Firstly, a big thank you to the MINTROCKET team for…

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