My Review of Melissa & Doug Plush Toys

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From larger than life size to educational parts and pieces - Melissa & Doug offers many plush toys suitable for young children of all ages and learning levels.

IK Multimedia iRig Pro Quattro recording interface review

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The Pro Quattro is a portable and versatile audio interface for musicians, streamers and podcasters with endless options for mixing, recording, and broadcasting.

Alfred DB2S smart lock review

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Looking for the Cadillac of smart locks? The Alfred DB2S provides multiple ways to lock and unlock a door so you never worry about keys again.

MOSS Zombonitron 1600 reviewed: a magnetic robotic kit

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When you think of robotic building sets —not just toys you assemble, but kits that allow you to create robotic models that interact with their surroundings— LEGO Mindstorms probably come to mind. There’s a new option, though, a Kickstarter success story that’s now going mainstream. My kids and I had the chance to try out a MOSS Zombonitron 1600 set. Here’s what I we thought about what Modular Robotics calls its “futuristic building blocks of ingenious invention.”

ZAGG Invisible Shield Glass for iPad reviewed

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Mobile electronics like smartphones and tablets are great, but it doesn’t matter who makes them, they all share one weak spot: the display. That big, bright screen is prone to scratches and with touch operation, it’s a magnet for fingerprints. Annoying as they are, the smudges can at least be cleaned off, but once your display is scratched, it’s scratched. The only real option you have is to replace it —and that is an expensive proposition. The ZAGG Invisible Shield Glass is an ultrathin slab of tempered glass you apply on top of your display for complete protection against scratches and resistance to fingerprints. I tested out versions for the iPad Mini with Retina Display and iPad Air and ZAGG Invisible Shield Glass is now on my must-have list for future device purchases.

Review: D-Link Wireless AC Dual Band Range Extender (DAP-1520)

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Wi-Fi is the greatest thing since sliced bread —so long as everything is working the way it should. No ethernet cables strung all around the house (I remember those days) and the ability to use a Wi-Fi enabled device anywhere. At least that’s the promise. The reality is many homes have zones where Wi-Fi is dead or very slow. Building materials like concrete, ceramic and metal can block Wi-Fi signals and decorative items like glass mirrors can deflect them. While one approach to improving Wi-Fi coverage for your home or small business is to install a newer, more powerful router, you can often get just as much of an improvement for a lot less money and fuss by installing a range extender. In this review, I look at the latest such device from D-Link, the DAP-1520 Wireless AC Dual Band Range Extender.

Contixo drones F28 and F35 review

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Drones are the remote control car of this generation. The Contixo F28 drone is geared for entry-level users while the F35 is for pro users.

The iRig Voice Microphone features functionality and fun!

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   The iRig Voice is more than simply a “handheld microphone for smartphone and tablets”, it is a remarkably diverse tool that can be used for work or for fun.

SWFT Edge electric city bike review

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The SWFT Edge electric city bike is a fun ebike with front suspension for a smooth ride and an LCD to display your speed, distance, and more.

Review: WeBoost Eqo Boost should amp up your cell reception

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 If you find that cellular reception is a problem in your home or office, then the Eqo Boost from WeBoost may be the solution you’re looking for. Dropped calls, or parking yourself in one spot near a window to get a reliable connection for phone calls can be a frustrating experience, especially when you feel powerless to do anything about it.