Justin Duino
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Davidson, NC, United States
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Razer Blade 18 (2023 GeForce RTX 4060) Review: A True Desktop Replacement
Razer makes top-tier gaming devices, and the 2023 Razer Blade 18, the latest iteration of its laptop line, keeps with the tradition. Thanks to the gaming laptop’s powerful CPU and GPU, sizeable display, and six-speaker system, you’ll find the Blade 18 continues the high-performance tradition. → Read More
E-Win Champion Series CPG Fabric Gaming Chair Review: It Gets the Job Done
If you’re sitting at a desk all day, you shouldn’t cheap out on your chair. With gaming chairs becoming increasingly popular, I wondered if the budget-friendly E-Win Champion Series CPG Gaming Chair cut too many corners or if it was ergonomic enough for long-term comfort. I’d say it’s somewhere in the middle. → Read More
Hide.me VPN Review: Will It Hide You?
Hide.me is a VPN service that’s been around for a while and which goes heavy on the marketing, claiming many firsts and positioning itself as the best in many fields. I took a hard look at Hide.me and its claims to see how it stands up to scrutiny. → Read More
Soundpeats Air3 Deluxe HS Review: A Solid, Affordable AirPods Alternative
With features like noise cancellation and head tracking, earbuds are getting more complicated all the time. What if you’re looking for something simpler? The Soundpeats Air3 Deluxe HS are affordable earbuds that keep things simple, with a focus on delivering your music at its best. → Read More
Google Pixel Buds Pro Review: A Fantastic Pair of Android-Focused Earbuds
Google finally created a true Apple AirPods Pro competitor with the Pixel Buds Pro. It has taken four generations to get here, but these Android-focused true wireless earbuds (TWEs) sound good, fit great, and offer all-day battery life. They’re not perfect, but they’re my new go-to earbuds. → Read More
UGREEN Nexode 100W Charger Review: More Than Enough Power
Keeping your devices charged while on vacation can be a pain because it means packing enough cables and power adaptors for everything. Thankfully, the UGREEN Nexode 100W Charger provides enough power to leave your other charging bricks at home. → Read More
Google Pixel 6a Review: A Great Mid-Range Phone That Falls a Bit Short
The Google Pixel 6a, available for pre-order starting today, July 21, 2022, is the latest addition to the search giant’s lineup of in-house Android smartphones. Positioned as the budget model, though, you’ll find some missing features that make it a difficult phone to recommend to all. → Read More
Nomad Base One Max Review: The MagSafe Charger Apple Should Have Made
Nomad makes some of the best leather cases and accessories for Apple’s devices. Its MagSafe chargers are no different. If you’re looking for an all-in-one charging dock for your iPhone and Apple Watch, nothing is holding me back from recommending the Base One Max—if it’s in your budget. → Read More
Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra Review: The Complete Package
Announced at CES 2022 (and our Best in Show winner), the S7 MaxV Ultra is the most premium of Roborock’s lineup of robot vacuums and mops. After testing the all-in-one device for over a month, I can easily say this is the best autonomous vacuum you can currently buy, but the best comes at a cost. → Read More
Apple iPhone SE (2022) Review: Annoyingly Great
Apple’s third-generation iPhone SE (released in March 2022) stands out from the company’s family of smartphones, not only because of its budget-friendly price, but also its outdated design. Although it’s hard to recommend a phone that’s lacking so much, it’s perfect for a very select audience. → Read More
We’re Hiring a Full-Time Reviews Editor
How-To Geek teaches readers how to use technology as well as recommends the best products available to buy. To help with this process, we’re looking for a full-time Reviews Editor to oversee the publishing of reviews of everything from Wi-Fi routers to smartphones. Keep reading to learn more. → Read More
How to Watch UFC 268 Usman vs. Covington Live Online
Broadcast from Madison Square Garden in New York City on November 6, 2021, UFC 268’s main event pits Kamaru Usman against Colby Covington for the welterweight championship. Here’s how to stream it live at 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT. → Read More
How to Take a Screenshot on Windows 11
If you need to capture the contents of your Windows 11 PC’s screen (or a portion of it) for later reference, then it’s time to take a screenshot. You can use built-in screenshot features or third-party tools. Here are several different ways to do it. → Read More
How to Center Your Windows 10 Taskbar Icons (Like Windows 11)
The most striking visual difference between Windows 10 and Windows 11 is the latter’s centered taskbar icons. Although you can’t bring Windows 11’s central Start menu to Windows 10, you can adjust the location of the taskbar’s icons and mimic Microsoft’s newer design. Here’s how. → Read More
The Best Streaming Devices for Holiday 2021
Streaming services make it easy to watch your favorite movies and shows, but it can be hard to stream them on your TV. Our streaming device recommendations will make it easy to put on Netflix and enjoy hassle-free. → Read More
How to Change and Replace the Battery in Your Apple AirTag
Apple estimates that your AirTag will last roughly a year before its battery dies with average use and tracking. Thankfully, unlike most Apple products, you can replace the built-in battery. Here’s how to change your AirTag’s battery. → Read More
How to Get the iMac’s “Hello” Screen Saver on Your Mac
The redesigned 2021 iMac includes an “exclusive” new screen saver reminiscent of the iconic 1984 Macintosh’s “Hello” imagery. If you have a Mac or Macbook running macOS Big Sur 11.3 or later, you can install the Hello screen saver on your computer. Here’s how. → Read More
How to Set Up and Pair an Apple AirTag to iPhone or iPad
Did you get an Apple AirTag and are not quite sure how to set it up? Not a problem! Pairing an AirTag to your iPhone or iPad is as simple as connecting a new pair of AirPods to your Apple account. Here’s what you need to know. → Read More
How to Set a Default Music App on iPhone and iPad
iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 brought with it the power to set a default browser and email app on your iPhone or iPad. While other app types haven’t gained the ability to change default settings, you can train Siri to learn your go-to music app. → Read More
How to Unlock Your iPhone While Wearing a Mask (Using Apple Watch)
Compared to a traditional fingerprint or Touch ID sensor, Apple’s Face ID unlocks your iPhone automatically by scanning your face. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work when you’re wearing a mask. Thankfully, there’s a workaround if you own an Apple Watch. → Read More