Varun Mirchandani

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

Flat tires have a knack for showing up at the worst possible time. A reliable tire inflator can save the day, whether it's a slow leak discovered right before a road trip or a low-pressure warning blinking during your morning commute. It's one of those tools that seems unimportant, until it's not. That's why picking the right brand matters more than most drivers realize. Each brand offers something unique.

3 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

Precision, safety, and efficiency aren't just buzzwords in the world of electrical work — they're the bare minimum. Whether it's installing fresh wiring, replacing old panels, or crawling through tight, dusty attics to fix that one stubborn junction box, electricians need tools they can truly count on. And that's exactly where DeWalt lights up the room. Known for its rugged build quality and electrician-friendly designs, DeWalt is more than just a household name — it's a toolbox staple.

1 month ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

In a world where nearly every device, from your phone to your coffee machine, needs charging, a good power strip is no longer just a nice-to-have. It's a low-key hero that keeps your gadgets powered and, more importantly, protected. Whether you're building out a gaming battle station, setting up a home office, or just trying to prevent your living room from becoming a jungle of tangled cords, the right surge protector can make all the difference.

1 month ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

Summer's coming, and along with it comes the usual sunburns, melted ice cream, and phone batteries that are always suspiciously low. Whether it's a poolside hangout, a weekend road trip, or just a sweaty day in your home office, having the right USB gadgets around can make all the difference. We've gone through the clutter to bring you 10 USB-powered devices that are cool in every sense of the word.

1 month ago | slashgear.com | Varun Mirchandani

Let's be honest. Buttons in modern cars aren't what they used to be. Sure, there are still a few chunky knobs and switches lying around, but in the age of touchscreens and voice controls, many cars are starting to feel more like rolling iPads than mechanical marvels. Most drivers are familiar with the common buttons on cars, such as hazard lights, defoggers, and so on. But what about the uncommon ones?