Author Archives: Andrew Heinzman

Ring’s original Video Doorbell, which launched back in 2014, is getting a major upgrade. The new Video Doorbell includes 1080p video (up from 720p), adjustable Motion Zones, improved Night Vision, and a new Privacy Zones setting to block select a… Continue reading →

Logitech’s Combo Touch keyboard is exactly what Apple fans have been begging for. It has a fully adjustable kickstand, a first-class detachable keyboard, and most notably, a built-in trackpad. iPad Pro owners get to use the official Magic Keyboa… Continue reading →

Polk Audio’s series of Signa soundbars is getting a new entry, this time with Chromecast Audio and Google Assistant capabilities for effortless music streaming. The new soundbar, called the Signa S3, costs $250 and comes with a wireless subwoofer… Continue reading →

TCL’s celebrated 8-Series TV, which sports a 65-inch 4K QLED UHD panel with HDR, is just $1,000 at Best Buy today. This unprecedented half-off discount is the best we’ve seen yet, and it’s exclusive to Best Buy. Sadly, Best Buy isn&#8… Continue reading →

Getting bored with your old electronics? Best Buy is selling the new 7th gen iPad at a fat discount. You can grab the 32 GB iPad for just $250 ($80 off), or pick up the bigger 128 GB model for $330 ($100 off). This discount also applies to the Verizon … Continue reading →

Evidently, the foldable Razr phone didn’t meet Motorola’s sales expectations. Motorola is running a BOGO deal on its $1,500 Razr phone until May 10th. You can mix and match colors in this deal, or finance the phones for as low as $42 a mont… Continue reading →

The Apple Watch Series 5 is the newest product in Apple’s wearable lineup. It features an always-on display and an updated GPS system, along with all the health and fitness features that you’d expect from a top-of-the-line smartwatch. Today… Continue reading →

Discount offers for HBO Max are nearly impossible to find. But now, WarnerMedia is running a pre-order deal right from the HBO Max homepage. If you sign up for the service before its May 27th launch date, you can pay just $12 a month for your first yea… Continue reading →

Like most people, I have absolutely no sense of impulse control. I’m full of potential, but I get distracted by shiny things. Last week I spent my grocery money on a copyright-infringing Nintendo Switch decal. And today, after warnings from my ed… Continue reading →

RetroPie, the OS that turns Raspberry Pi computers into retro emulation stations, now works with the Raspberry Pi 4. Gamers have spent the last few months waiting for official Pi 4 support, as the Pi 4’s upgraded processor, graphics, and RAM shou… Continue reading →