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3 Ryobi Power Tools That Expanded My Creative Outlook - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As a compulsive "I'll just use the tools I already have" sort of person, it's difficult to admit when I need a new piece of hardware. It came to that, though, this summer, as I ran into a set of projects that I had to admit would be far simpler if I had a few new electric power tools. I really only needed a miter saw to make beveled cuts for some wood molding and for cross cuts for 2 x 4 wood — I could hammer the molding to the wall, I co
Google Pixel 11 Review: A Pixel Phone For Everyone - SlashGear (opens the original)
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My immediate family has been using Google Pixel devices for several generations, and we've used pretty much the full range of devices. We're talking about Google Pixel, the "A", Pro, and Pro XL, as well as the Fold series — but today we're talking about the non-fold units. In short, the verdict is this: if you're considering buying a Google Pixel phone, your outlook is good: you'll be hard-pressed to find a Google Pixel smartphone released in the last few years that hasn't been a winner. If you'
Mova LiDAX Ultra 3000 AWD Review: Today's Best Robot Mower Is A Tank - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Robotic lawn mowers are not nearly as absurdly difficult to set up and use as they once were. Not long ago, I thought I'd been working with the easiest solution yet — all I needed was the mower, a base station, and a device akin to a big metal spike — all plugged in to an outlet. With the Mova mower I've been testing over the past few weeks, I look back to that (still highly decent) older mower and think "why the spike?" The device I've b
Is This Vevor Vinyl Cutter Worth The Money? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Vevor TT-450 and its bundled SignMaster Craft software are not the most intuitive pieces of tech I've ever handled. Compared to the relatively simple systems delivered with some of the bigger (more expensive) names in DIY tech here in 2026, this vinyl cutter's software and hardware feel like they were designed in the distant past. It feels clear that Vevor's strength is not in start-to-finish "made for any skill level" user experience
Can The xTool M2 Actually Fix The Worst Problem With Desktop DIY Gadgets? - SlashGear (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The xTool M2 is a versatile creative tool that allows its user to laser cut and print with multiple colors of ink. The xTool M2 is latest in a line of similar creative tools from the brand, the otherwise-most-recent of which was released back in 2024. The last tool in this line was the xTool M1 Ultra — a device that is more expensive and slightly more versatile than the new M2 in a few key ways. This new device is excellent in its own rig
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