Bryn Gelbart
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 47
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- Oct 1, 2026
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The 5 Best Portable Projectors That Are Under $500 (opens the original)
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New projectors are more exciting than new TVs. That’s my professional tech reviewer opinion in 2026. As toys, they are more fun, as tech more impressive. But they have also become more expensive. If you have $1,000 to $2,000 to spare, you can get short-throw laser projectors that will sit on your media console and project a massive 100-inch screen directly on the wall. You’ll never want for a smart TV again after that experience. But for your average movie night, or any movie night on the road,
What Is a WiFi 7 Router? And If You Need One, Which Should You Buy? (opens the original)
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You, yeah you, don’t walk away. I see that busted router, and I know you’re looking for a new one. Yes, you’ve come to the right place. Don’t let not having any idea what WiFi 7 is scare you off. It’s really not that complicated. Whether you’re working from home and looking to upgrade your setup, or you’re trying to supercharge your online gaming, a new router is the secret trick you didn’t know you needed. Wi-Fi 7 is just the latest Wi-Fi standard, and it’s compatible with all previous standard
Review: The New Beats 360 Are the Most Interesting Headphones We’ve Tried in Years (opens the original)
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I’ve never been a diehard AirPods person. Maybe it’s a contrarian streak that I can’t break, but I’ve always found more comfortable options from other brands that I don’t think charge Apple tax. So when I decided to try out the new Beats headphones (owned by Apple since 2014), I was already skeptical. I saw the slim profile and marketing around fabric choices and interchangeability, and I thought” “Cool. AirPods Max for gym bros.” But after some time with them, I think the the Beats 360 offer a
The New Beats 360 Are the Most Useful Headphones We’ve Tried in Years (opens the original)
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I’ve never been a diehard AirPods person. Maybe it’s a contrarian streak that I can’t break, but I’ve always found more comfortable options from other brands that I don’t think charge Apple tax. So when I decided to try out the new Beats headphones (owned by Apple since 2014), I was already skeptical. I saw the slim profile and marketing around fabric choices and interchangeability, and I thought” “Cool. AirPods Max for gym bros.” But after some time with them, I think the the Beats 360 offer a
The 6 Best Fitness Tracking Bands of 2026 (opens the original)
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If you follow the wide world of wearables at all, you know that screens are on their way out. Or at least, screenless trackers are on their way in, and the competition is heating up. Sure, you got your smart rings like Oura (which I love and have covered plenty), but I’m also talking about the ever-growing category of smart bands. These fitness trackers work just like smartwatches by tracking your workouts, sleep, and general health and sending all that info to an app on your phone—but they’re n
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