Author Archives: Harry Guinness

AirPods, AirPod Pros, and other headphones with a W1 or H1 chip, like the Powerbeats Pro, should pair automatically with an Apple Watch. This works if they’ve already been paired with an iPhone or iPad linked to your iCloud account. If they don’t, … Continue reading →

Spotify’s Apple Watch app lacks one big feature: you can’t directly stream songs or download them to play later. The Watch app’s just a remote control for Spotify on your phone, computer, or smart speaker. It kinda blows, but hopefully Spotify wi… Continue reading →

An Apple Watch will only play alerts and Siri responses through its built-in speaker. To listen to music or other audio, you need to use a set of Bluetooth headphones (or even a Bluetooth speaker). Here’s how to set them up.Read This Article on How-T… Continue reading →

To make great coffee at home, you need to be consistent—whatever brew method you use. There’s no point having a great morning cup of coffee one day and a terrible one the next.Read This Article on Review Geek › Continue reading →

Great coffee is … essential. To me, it’s up there with fire, water, and shelter. And honestly, I’d often take it over shelter. But when you travel, whether home to your parents or on a long-distance flight, it can be hard to get the good stuff. H… Continue reading →

An espresso is a short strong coffee made by forcing near-boiling water through finely ground coffee with a lot of pressure. Espresso can be drunk as a “shot” or made into drinks like Americanos, cappuccinos, and lattes. Most people only dr… Continue reading →

Macro photography is close-up photography on steroids. It’s all about getting as close to small things—like bugs, the details on a flower petal, or the head of a pin—as the laws of physics allow without a microscope and taking a picture.R… Continue reading →

We’re big fans of Peak Design’s bags here at Review Geek, so we were keen to take a look at its new monster gear-hauling 65-liter Travel Duffelpack ($220). I’ve been lugging it around for the last month and I’ve taken it on planes, trains, and … Continue reading →