Reviews
Google Home Speaker Review: Is Gemini for Your Desk Worth It?
Google just kicked off the next era of the smart home with its new Google Home Speaker. It costs $139.99 in Canada and it's basically the front door to Google's whole Gemini AI setup. Google sent over a unit in Hazel (it's a dark grey) to try out, which has a nice earthy look to...
eufy SoloCam S340 Review. A Solar Security Camera That Runs Itself
If you've been looking for a set-it-and-forget-it outdoor security camera, the eufy SoloCam S340 is worth a serious look. At $259.99 CAD MSRP (it’s on sale right now for 27% off at $189.99), it’s just over mid-range pricing, but there's a lot going on here for the price. Setup Installation is dead easy. The solar...
Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones Review: The Most Fun I’ve Had Vacuuming
The Dyson PencilVac Fluffycones feels exactly like the product Dyson intended. It's innovative, beautifully engineered, and genuinely enjoyable to use
Dyson Spot+Scrub AI Review: Dyson’s Smartest Project to Date
The Dyson Spot+Scrub AI feels exactly like a first-generation Dyson robot vacuum should. It's ambitious and packed with innovative ideas.
No Extra Bridge, Just Tap Your iPhone: We Tried the Schlage Encode Plus
Schlage Canada sent us the Schlage Encode Plus smart WiFi deadbolt to test, and as long-term Schlage Sense users since 2017, it was the perfect time for an upgrade. Built-in WiFi and Thread, No Hub Required The biggest quality of life improvement over the Sense is that the Encode Plus connects directly to your home...
Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro Review: A Remarkably Portable Option for Samsung Users
There’s a point where thin-and-light laptops usually fall apart. Some look fantastic but struggle the moment you throw anything remotely demanding at them. Others deliver strong performance but sound like a jet engine while doing it. Then there are the machines trying desperately to imitate the MacBook formula without understanding why Apple’s laptops work so...
Google’s $129 Fitbit Just Made Whoop Look Overpriced
Google sent us the Fitbit Air for a long-term review, and it's the company's first real push into screenless activity trackers. The target is clear: Whoop. But Google's pitch is simple. The Fitbit Air costs just $129 CAD upfront, no mandatory subscription required. A Google Health Premium subscription is available if you want extra features,...
Spider-Noir Review: Stylish, Weird, and a Pulpy Spider-Man Story
Prime Video's Spider-Noir fully earns its strange little existence as it fully commits to its own pulp insanity.
Anker SOLIX C2000 Review: Is This 50% Off Power Station Worth It?
Anker sent us the SOLIX C2000 Gen 2 power station and PS400 solar panel last fall, and we've had a good chance to put both through their paces across a couple of different situations, with the help of friends and family. We actually got to test the C2000 before summer even arrived. During a couple...
Eufy Robot Lawn Mower E18 Review: Truly Wireless Plug and Play Tech
Eufy sent us the newest E18 to try out, and after running it across our two front lawns and a pretty big backyard, we're not going back to following a mower around on weekends. This was our first robot mower, and honestly the setup was way easier than expected. Base station took a few minutes,...
LG C6 (2026) Review: A Refined Display For a Cinematic Viewing Exerience
With LG’s newer Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel technology and improved Alpha 11 AI Gen 3 processor, the 2026 C6 is a stunner.
Sonos Play Review: The Most Versatile Speaker in the Lineup
Sonos recently sent over its latest speaker, the Play, to put it through its paces. The unboxing still feels premium, but the real win is the app experience, which was smooth and had no issues whatsoever. It looks like the previous Sonos app SNAFU is easily in the rearview. There's a new feature for a...