Resin printers have leveled up at an insane pace over the last few years. We’ve got large format printers like the Jupiter SE 6K (Our review) with its massive print volume, the Neptune 4 Max with an even LARGER print format, and the crazy-high resolution on the Mars 4
Teamgroup has been knocking it out of the park with their storage and RAM solutions lately, and recently we got our hands on their latest drive, the MP44. This M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe is big, fast, and somehow still reasonably priced. There’s gotta be a catch, right?
Having a good mic as a creator is important. But, you can’t take just any with you. I love my SteelSeries Alias Pro streaming mic, but it would suck in person as an interview mic because it’s just not mobile. Saramonic has plenty of options for the content
Starting my 3D printing adventure with the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE has been an eye-opening journey from beginner to slightly-more-than-beginner. This user-friendly printer, packed with complex features, taught me the ropes of 3D printing. It’s versatile, handling everything from detailed game pieces to practical household items. The Ender
Not every accessory is essential. Some have a place, and some don’t. Looking at you, Wii tennis racket. That said, there are some devices that you want that extra equipment for. If you’re using a Meta Quest 3, there are absolutely things you want to replace or add
My first game console had wood grain. If you can immediately bring to mind exactly what I’m talking about, you likely owned an Atari 2600. You might be interested to know that it was far from Atari’s first foray into the 8-bit market, though. For that, you’ll
There’s something about leather that just hits in a different way than a lot of other materials. Maybe it’s the feeling of luxury associated with it, or maybe it’s because it looks great and feels even better.
GRAMS28 knows this, as they’ve designed all their products
I’ve never been picky when it comes to eyewear, usually gravitating towards cheap, off-brand, gas station sunglasses or basic frames at the eye doctor – essentially opting for whatever gets the job done without breaking the bank. But that was before I tried on GUNNAR Optiks’ Cupertino glasses. Now, after
