I tried out a Levels Health subscription for two months, shelling out $600 for the journey. Levels attempts to bring diabetic-level glucose monitoring to the masses, promising to teach you how different foods affect your health. I had a love-hate relationship with Levels. On one hand, Levels fed my constant

I was initially skeptical about Eight Sleep due to their over-the-top marketing and the lack of real reviews on the internet. All the reviews were from influencers who were given the Pod Cover for free. Despite my initial hesitation, I caved and bought one. Now, it’s been more than

After two months of testing, I can’t recommend Whoop 4.0. I planned to use my Whoop 4.0 for six months, as I did with my Whoop 3.0, but I ran into the same data accuracy issues. The devices are identically flawed when it comes to data,

I was skeptical before buying my IKEA Smart Shades because IKEA is known for furniture rather than tech devices. Usually, things get messy when non-software companies try to make software. And the $160 price? It seemed too good to be true. HomeKit smart blinds and shades are usually more than

I’ve reviewed more than ten different smart locks over the last five years. I just finished four months of testing the Eufy Smart Lock Touch that has two features that I’ve never seen in a smart lock that I’ve tested: a replaceable battery and a fingerprint reader.