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Is it worth buying a refurbished laptop for working at home?

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New laptops are expensive and since wages haven’t moved that much over the years, a used or refurbished laptop can be a very attractive option. And since a lot of us are now still working from home, then why not finally get that flashy latest-gen-gaming-ready computer? It should be great for both work and the … Read more

Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 WiFi 6 Router Review: Big, ugly, but plenty powerful (with multi-client tests)

Underneath the eye-catching layer of gaming-enhancing features, the Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 remains one the best dual-band WiFi 6 router that the manufacturer has developed so far, and it has held that status for about two years before Asus decided to release the RT-AX88U Pro. Asus ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Amazon.com Check Offer And one of … Read more

NANK Runner Diver2 Bone Conduction Headphones Review: Made for swimming

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NANK, formerly known as Naenka has recently made available what looks to be the perfect swimming-suitable pair of headphones, at least on paper. The NANK Runner Diver2 relies on bone conduction to reproduce your favorite tracks and, as an expected consequence, the two ‘buds’ are interconnected, limiting the risk of falling out. NANK Runner Diver2 … Read more

The Best Rugged Smartphones of 2024

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I am sure most of us saw or owned a phone before the smartphone era when the devices were thicker and a lot less compact, suitable mainly for calling and rarely for occasional basic gaming, but tough enough to handle a few drops to the ground. Then came the touchscreen phones (which were still tough … Read more

ASUS RT-AX88U Pro WiFi 6 Router Review: Is it really better than the GT-AX6000?

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The ASUS RT-AX88U Pro offers two multi-Gigabit ports, a more powerful processor than its predecessor and it supports both AiMesh and some of the gaming features which are usually reserved for the ROG series (such as WTFast). That sounds uncomfortably close to the GT-AX6000 and the teardown does confirm that they’re very close to being … Read more