A friend of mine has a pretty backyard with one of those Wi-Fi-enabled bird feeders. “It’s a lot of fun,” he said, “You should get one!” Well, I certainly do NOT have a pretty backyard, but I’ve often toyed with the idea of putting up a hummingbird feeder. What if I could attract hummingbirds AND get them on video? Enter the Birdfy Hum Feeder Duo, which boasts dual 2K cameras.
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Map your property once, and the ECOVACS GOAT A3000 LiDAR PRO turns into one of the best set-it-and-forget-it mowers we’ve used. It lays down clean, aesthetic lines with almost no effort on our part, and the dual-disc cutting deck chews through grass fast. The headline feature is TrueEdge, an integrated trimmer that’s supposed to handle the edges no robot mower can normally reach—and to its credit, it gets closer than anything else we’ve tested. But it doesn’t fully eliminate the manual string trimming we were hoping to leave behind.
Whether you are a seasoned pitmaster or a weekend warrior trying not to turn your ribeye into a hockey puck, the MeatStick V Duo is here to save your BBQ reputation. This dual-probe system is built for the multitasker, allowing you to monitor two different proteins, like a slow-smoked brisket and a quick-searing steak, at the exact same time. People often make the mistake of asking how long to cook meat when the secret is the cooking temperature. The MeatStick V Duo will master those temps for a perfect cook every time.
Whether you are heading to the range, tackling a weekend DIY project, hunting, working on the ranch, or just trying to look like the most prepared person at the grocery store, finding the right pair of pants is a mission in itself. Today, we’re looking at the Men’s First Tactical A2 Pant, a piece of gear that promises to bridge the gap between tactical utility and actually looking good in any setting.
Like it or not, summer is here, and that means it is time to cook outside. Many of our meals are cooked on a smoker or grill this time of year, so having the right tools is important. I was just able to try out the Electactic G31 Pro 3-Burner Propane Gas Grill, and it has proven its worthiness for my outdoor kitchen. The 3-burner gas grill is perfect for those quick cooks after work.
Robot lawn mowers have been around long enough that the novelty has worn off, but the setup pain hasn’t always followed it out the door. Older models often required burying or staking boundary wires around the yard, while newer premium models may lean on RTK positioning, which usually means installing a reference station with a clear view of the sky. Both approaches can work, but neither is exactly charming when all you want is a neatly maintained lawn without spending Saturday explaining to your grass where it lives.
If you’ve ever tried to muscle a 60-pound e-bike onto a hitch rack solo, you already understand the appeal of the Saris Cycle-On 2-Bike Hitch Rack. The included telescoping ramp means you never have to pick a bike up — just roll it on, strap it down, and go. The rack feels seriously well-built, holds two heavy bikes without flinching, and packs in genuinely useful touches like integrated wheels for moving it around the garage and a tilt-away feature that opens your SUV’s trunk without unloading.
If you’re like me, you probably have a complicated relationship with your lawn. You want it to look like a PGA golf course, but yanking a pull cord until your shoulder files a formal complaint, only to discover you’re out of gas, makes paving it over and painting it green sound tempting. Enter the LawnMaster 48V Max 3-in-1 Brushless 19” Cordless Lawn Mower. It’s sleek, quiet, and basically the Tesla of turf. I’ve been putting it through its paces, and here’s the dirt, or rather the grass, on why it might be your new favorite backyard gadget.
Nomad’s $69 Nomad Starlink Cable is aimed at a very specific problem: keeping a Starlink Mini powered while in a vehicle without treating the cable as a disposable accessory. The 50′ cable plugs into a 12V or 24V vehicle socket on one end and Starlink Mini on the other, giving campers, RV travelers, boaters, and remote workers enough reach to chase a better view of the sky. It’s wrapped in a Kevlar 29 aramid fiber and nylon outer weave, with an aluminum adapter and silicone gasket built for dust, weather, and road-trip abuse. The idea is simple.
Segway is moving deeper into off-road territory with the Segway Xaber 300 electric dirt bike, a race-inspired e-moto that trades gas, gears, and exhaust noise for instant electric torque and a surprisingly long spec sheet. First shown at CES 2026, the Xaber 300 will go on sale May 15 through select authorized Segway dealers nationwide, starting at $5,299.99. It’s built for off-road use only, so this isn’t your next commuter bike with knobby tires. It’s aimed at riders who want dirt-bike feel, electric simplicity, and enough onboard tech to make old-school purists squint a little.
Govee is stepping into a part of the outdoor lighting market that usually settles for modest expectations. Its new Govee Outdoor Solar String Lights, the brand’s first solar-powered lighting product, aim to give patios, fences, pergolas, and backyard seating areas something more flexible than the usual warm-white glow and on-off simplicity. The pitch is straightforward enough: solar convenience, color when you want it, white light when you don’t, and app-based controls that keep the whole thing from feeling like a glorified garden-center impulse buy. For anyone who wants lighting without running extension cords across the yard, that idea has appeal.
The Kiwibit Bird Feeder 2 is a solar-powered model with a 4K camera that uses AI to detect and identify birds. If you are even remotely interested or have a friend or family member that is interested in birds, I strongly recommend that you take a look at this device.
Panasonic Connect has introduced the Panasonic TOUGHBOOK 56, a new 14″ semi-rugged laptop built for jobs that happen far from a tidy desk and reliable wall outlet. Priced from $3,325 and expected to arrive in May, the TOUGHBOOK 56 leans into faster networking, stronger security, modular upgrades, and long-term dock compatibility. In other words, it is aimed at the people who need a computer to keep working when the conditions, the schedule, and sometimes the weather have other plans.