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  There are plenty of situations where you want to record what you're doing, but pulling out your phone isn't practical. Maybe you're walking through a new city, cycling, hiking, working on a project, cooking, or creating first-person content. Holding a phone in front of you changes the experience—and sometimes simply isn't safe or convenient. That's where camera-equipped smart glasses become interesting. The iONCT AI Smart Camera Glasses combine sunglasses with a built-in camera, Bluetooth audio and AI-powered features, giving you a way to capture photos and video without having to hold a camera in your hand. The model associated with the Amazon listing is designed around an 8MP camera, hands-free recording and wearable smart features. For someone interested in POV videos, travel content or simply documenting activities hands-free, that's a very different proposition from using a conventional camera. The biggest advantage is the first-person perspective The mo...

  Falling asleep during a flight sounds easy until you actually try it. The seat is upright, there's limited room to move, and before long your head starts leaning to one side or dropping forward. You wake up with a stiff neck and realize you've spent most of the journey trying to find a comfortable position. That's why the shape of a travel pillow matters more than it might seem. The Purroch G-Shape Memory Foam Travel Neck Pillow takes a different approach from the traditional U-shaped travel pillow. Instead of simply wrapping around the back and sides of your neck, its G-shaped design is intended to provide support from the jaw area down toward the shoulder, giving your head more places to rest. For frequent flyers, road travelers or anyone who regularly tries to sleep while sitting upright, that design makes it worth considering. Why the G-shape is interesting Most travel pillows follow roughly the same idea: put some cushioning around the back of your neck and hope it ...

  A dead car battery is already frustrating. But sometimes the bigger problem is not knowing why the car is having trouble in the first place. You might get the car started with jumper cables, only to see the check-engine light come back on later. Then you're left wondering whether you need a new battery, an alternator, or a trip to a mechanic just to find out what is wrong. That is where the YaberAuto 6000A Portable Car Jump Starter with OBD2 Scanner becomes an interesting option. Instead of keeping a basic jump starter and a separate diagnostic scanner in the car, this device combines both functions into one portable unit. The model associated with the Amazon listing is the B0GX97NFVZ, and current product listings identify it as a 6000A jump starter with an OBD2 code reader. More useful than carrying a basic jump box A conventional jump starter has one obvious job: provide enough power to get your vehicle running when the battery is weak or dead. The YaberAuto goes further by a...

  Buying an expensive iPhone is one thing. Keeping it looking good after months of daily use is another. The screen gets tossed into bags and pockets. The camera lenses are constantly exposed when the phone is placed on a table. And then there are the occasional drops that make you wish you had spent a little more time choosing a case. This is why full-body iPhone cases have become so popular. Instead of putting a standard case on the back of the phone and then buying a separate screen protector and camera protection, the Miracase full-body case with built-in screen protection takes a more complete approach. It is designed to protect the front and back of the phone while also covering areas that are often left exposed by conventional cases. For anyone who wants reasonably comprehensive protection without turning their iPhone into a bulky-looking device, this type of case is worth considering. The Built-In Screen Protector Is the Main Attraction The feature that immediately separat...

  There are plenty of portable Bluetooth speakers that sound good when you're sitting directly in front of them. The problem starts when you move around. Put the speaker on one side of the room and the sound can suddenly feel less balanced from the other side. Take it outside, place it in the middle of a gathering, and people standing behind it may not get the same experience. That's one reason the LG XBOOM 360 XO2 is worth a look. Instead of using a conventional front-facing speaker design, LG built this one around 360-degree omnidirectional sound . The idea is simple: wherever you're sitting or standing around the speaker, you should get a more consistent listening experience. And because it's relatively compact, battery-powered and rated IP55 for dust and water resistance, it isn't restricted to the living room either. The 360-Degree Design Is More Useful Than It Sounds The biggest reason to consider the LG XO2 is its unusual speaker design. The speaker measures...

  If your home already revolves around Google services, adding another smart speaker can be surprisingly useful. But the appeal isn't just being able to ask a speaker what the weather is or set a timer anymore. Google's new Google Home Speaker takes the familiar smart-speaker concept and combines it with Gemini, 360-degree audio and a more modern approach to controlling the devices around your home. The result is a compact speaker that can sit on a desk, kitchen counter, bedside table or shelf without demanding much attention — while still giving you a fairly capable hands-free assistant whenever you need it. The Porcelain version is particularly easy to fit into a modern room because of its understated white finish. It doesn't have the appearance of a traditional large speaker, and at roughly 4.2 inches wide and 3.4 inches tall, it takes up very little space. The 360-Degree Sound Is Probably the First Thing You'll Notice One of the more practical features here is the...