I first tried Levels Health about two and a half years ago. Spent two months wearing continuous glucose monitors, logging every meal, and learning which foods my body liked and which ones wrecked me. I got some useful data, wrote a review, and moved on. I always planned to come
One of the only recent tech purchases I've genuinely enjoyed is the Rachio Smart Hose Timer. And it's a product I had no intention of reviewing when I bought it. My new home came with an ancient underground sprinkler system that barely worked, then it got
I’ve been a Peloton user for about seven years. I used my dad’s bike for a couple of years before buying my own Bike+ in December 2020, and I’ve now logged over 1,100 rides. In that time, I’ve come to love the intense, 30-minute workouts.
I've been building out my smart home for more than ten years now. What started as a couple Philips Hue bulbs and an Amazon Echo has turned into a full setup with smart locks, thermostats, sensors, blinds, irrigation, and even a temperature-controlled bed. Along the way, I’ve
I've been wearing an Apple Watch on my left wrist for more than 4,000 consecutive days. On my right wrist, I've tested the Whoop 3.0 and Whoop 4.0 for a few months each in the past, and now the Whoop 5.0 for
I've been sleeping on Eight Sleep's Pod Cover for more than four years and it's still one of my favorite tech purchases. So when Eight Sleep released a blanket add-on that promised cooling from above too, I was intrigued. Not "shut up and
I've been chasing a cool pillow my entire life. Purple Harmony, Eight Sleep's Air Pillow (just a regular pillow), random Amazon finds that claim to stay cool. Nothing worked. I just have a really hot head. Flipping and rotating the pillow throughout the night has always
In 2022, I spent $2,000 on the Eight Sleep Pod 2 because I didn't trust the influencer hype and there wasn't a single genuine, unbiased review online. Four years later, I've bought every generation since (Pod 3 and Pod 4), and my conclusion
I test the new Apple Watch models every single year, and I come to the same conclusion: the SE is the best value for most people. Whether it was the original, the SE 2, or now the SE 3, it's the rational choice. Even last year, I recommended
I've had an Apple Watch on my wrist for more than 4,000 consecutive days and owned all eleven models. In the early days, the Apple Watch didn't have a clear purpose and it was unbearably slow. But now, it's one of my favorite
Reviewing smart buttons sounds so painfully boring that I almost didn't write this post. How does someone even review them? I can hear myself now, "Yeah, the button has great clickability." It’s literally just a single button, what else is there to say? But I
I’ve been wearing an Apple Watch on my wrist every day for ten years straight. For the last year, it’s been the Ultra 2, but for the past couple of months, I’ve been testing the Series 10 premium titanium models in both the 42mm and 46mm sizes.