The Gadgeteer

15 hours ago | the-gadgeteer.com | Bill Henderson

REVIEW – When tech goes tiny, the impossible becomes possible—and it’s true with audio, as well. Take the Edifier NeoBuds True Wireless Planar Magnetic Noise Canceling Earbuds as an example. This mouthful of an in-ear monitor (IEM) uses a speaker design more common in headphones than earphones. The result is a pair of earbuds (what Edifier calls them) that sound—well, like an expensive pair of planar headphones. Translation: You’ll love them.

1 day ago | the-gadgeteer.com | Bill Henderson

REVIEW – There are large speakers and there are small speakers. Then, there are really small speakers like this—the Innogo PowerBeat Speaker. This petite circular speaker can do a lot for a speaker its size—and then some. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons)Price: $36Where to buy: InnogoWhat is it? The Innogo PowerBeat Speaker is a circular, tiny speaker that measures 2.75 inches in diameter at the base and tapers to 1.75 inches at the top (the speaker part).

4 days ago | the-gadgeteer.com | Julie Strietelmeier

NEWS – Besides my iPhone and my MacBook, my most-used Apple accessory is my AirPods Pro earbuds. In addition to how they sound (natch), I also love how they automatically switch between my iPhone, MacBook, and iPad Pro. I never thought about getting a 3rd party case for them until I saw the SwitchEasy Defender+ case, which adds a bit more protection, but also something even more interesting – a phone stand.

5 days ago | the-gadgeteer.com | Michael Strange

REVIEW – The first laser engraver I ever used was the LaserPecker LP5, which I reviewed in June 2024. I loved it, and it sparked my interest in laser engraving. Recently, LaserPecker introduced the Safety Enclosure accessory for the LP5 and sent me one to review. This review will focus on the Safety Enclosure. If you want to learn more about the LP5 and its functionality, please check out my earlier review.

5 days ago | the-gadgeteer.com | Bill Henderson

REVIEW – Wow, I get to review perhaps the silliest-named earbuds yet—the Edifier LolliClip Open-ear True Wireless Earbuds. I can hear one of my friends ask: “Hey, what earphones are those?” Me: “They’re called LolliClips.” Friend: “Ooooohkaaaay (snickering)”. The laugh may be on them, because the LolliClips don’t sound as silly as their name. This is going to be fun. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons)Price: $129.99Where to buy: AmazonWhat is it?