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Is the HP OfficeJet Pro 9135e as good as a laser printer?

3 days ago | gearadical.com | Tom Kuphal

I’m 43 now. Apparently, by the time you hit your 40s, you start caring about things like printers. I feel like I’m one of the people trying not to become their parents in a famous commercial. I recently unboxed the HP OfficeJet Pro 9135e with high hopes, and while I am overall impressed, HP still needs to make some advances in setting these printers up. For context: I’ve been burned by printers. I’m not going to lie about it, I’ve been burned by HP printers.
Are we ready for an all-knowing AI?

2 weeks ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

Are we ready for an all-knowing artificial intelligence? One that is intimately familiar with us and can even give us relationship advice and help us choose right from wrong? At this stage in the development of AI, humanity will be inching closer and closer to what is not all that different from a religion. People will trust and obey, as the old song goes, because the bot is super-intelligent and worth trusting.
This Echelon Treadmill is basic but awesome

2 weeks ago | gearadical.com | Tom Kuphal

I work from home and am tied to my desk for easily 95% of the day. Many of you know the grind. Meeting. 30 seconds of respite. Meeting. Meeting. Lunch is often taken from the desk and occasionally I get up and stroll about the house before my next task. By the end of the day my legs feel like they will drop off my body if I don’t use them. Echelon happens to reach out asking if I may be interested in testing one of their treadmills. Perfect timing.
This Lexus GX 550 has the best center display I’ve ever seen

1 month ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

One thing about testing cars for so long — you think you’ve seen it all. While we are still waiting for production-level flying cars and maybe a few extra EV charging stations, many modern vehicles have adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping, and other safety features. What sets truly innovative cars like the Lexus GX 550 apart is when there’s technology and features that are superior to what you will find in other cars.
The Samsung 9100 Pro is the fastest SSD available

1 month ago | gearadical.com | Tom Kuphal

Testing hard drives is a bit of a tedious process. The toughest part about writing and perhaps reading a review on an SSD test is that no configuration is quite the same. Therefore, benchmarking becomes a bit of a trust factor. I recently tested the Samsung 9100 Pro (2TB) which releases for purchase today. While my tested speeds may vary from yours and certainly the manufacturers, the overall result should tell you one thing – this sucker is ridiculously fast.
I found a lost country road using a dashboard GPS on the 2025 Ford Explorer ST

1 month ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

What is sitting right in front of you is often more valuable and useful than something that is out of sight and out of mind. This axiom applies to many things in life, from productivity to relationships. Our brains just can’t focus on things that are not present and obvious. One reason is that there are just too many distractions calling for our attention.
Shure MV7i Microphone: Broadcast-quality sound with no external interface needed

1 month ago | gearadical.com | Tom Kuphal

Occasionally a product comes along that makes me happy and frustrated at the same time. The Shure MV7i is one of these products. I’m happy because it’s an incredible microphone that should not be ignored. I’m frustrated because I wish it would have been available 10 years ago. In this review I’ll be taking a look at the innovation behind the Shure MV7i, why it’s a must have for content creators, and the overall sound quality of the microphone. Buckle up. Let’s go.
My basement became a band practice room thanks to the Alesis Nitro Pro drum set

1 month ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

It wasn’t supposed to be used for anything but storage. In my house I have a large room in my basement that is mostly used for boxes. There’s a ton of old photo albums, fishing gear, and a random collection of USB cables. I had the bright idea to turn the concrete floor and cement walls into something other than a dark dingy space. Recently I tried out the Alesis Nitro Pro drum set and cleared enough space to add a PA system, a couple of guitars, and two or three family members.
I’m still in awe of the snow mode on the 2025 Hyundai Tucson

1 month ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

Safety tech in cars has come a long way. We used to rely mostly on cruise control as an “automation” that merely locked the car into a set speed. These days, automations like lane-keeping and automatic steering are becoming more and more common, even in budget cars. Yet, there’s safety tech in the 2025 Hyundai Tucson that is worth noting for an entirely different reason: It keeps you firmly planted on the road, even in the snow.
Why I loved the “nudge” on the 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser

1 month ago | gearadical.com | John Brandon

Lane-keeping has come a long way since the early days when the tech first debuted. I still remember testing a Chrysler 200 (which no longer exists) and realizing how the automated system for keeping you centered in a lane was way too aggressive, like someone leaning over from the passenger seat and grabbing the wheel to put you back in the lane.