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Wi-Fi 5 vs Wi-Fi 6: The real reason I upgraded my home router this year | Mint (opens the original)
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For the last few months, my evenings had a familiar pattern: a video call would freeze right when someone was mid-sentence, the smart TV would buffer during the one episode I actually had time to watch and my handset would quietly drop from Wi-Fi to mobile data without even warning me. I kept blaming my broadband plan. It took an embarrassingly long time to realise the actual problem was sitting quietly in the corner of my living room, a five-year-old dual-band router that simply couldn't keep u
Choosing a CCTV camera involves more than resolution. Here are the features to check | Mint (opens the original)
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Securing an independent house often means keeping an eye on more than just the front door. The entrance, parking area, terrace, backyard and other outdoor spaces may need separate coverage, depending on the layout of your property. A CCTV camera can help you monitor these areas remotely, receive motion alerts and review footage when needed. The right choice depends on where you plan to install it and how you want recordings stored. Wi-Fi cameras are convenient for app-based monitoring, while wir
Wireless vs wired gaming mouse: Why pros are switching sides and what it means for you | Mint (opens the original)
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Every time I switch gaming setups, someone in my group chat asks the same thing: are you still using a wired mouse, or have you finally gone wireless? A few years ago, the answer mattered a lot. Wireless mice had a real, measurable lag that competitive players could feel and cable was king. That gap has narrowed so much that the debate today is less about performance and more about what kind of gamer you are, how you play and what you're willing to trade for a cleaner desk. Here in this article,
Work, create or play: These 5 monitors can fit into very different desk setups | Mint (opens the original)
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A good external monitor can make a massive difference when a laptop screen starts feeling cramped during long work sessions. For work-from-home users, a larger display can make documents, spreadsheets and multiple windows easier to manage. MacBook users may also want a monitor that handles USB-C connectivity and delivers colours that sit comfortably alongside Apple's display. Content creators, meanwhile, usually need to pay closer attention to resolution and colour coverage. The five monitors in
I wanted more than just step counting, so these smartwatches caught my attention for sleep and recovery tracking | Mint (opens the original)
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I started looking at smartwatches for a fairly simple reason: I wanted something I could wear overnight and use to understand my sleep better. That quickly turned into a much longer checklist. I wanted useful sleep-stage information, reliable health tracking, a comfortable design and enough battery life that I would not have to remove the watch every night to charge it. The five watches here take very different approaches. Samsung and OnePlus focus on full smartwatch features, Fitbit leans heavi
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