Jordan ClarkeThis is the time of year when everyone pretends to be surprised by sales. I have cut through the noise to find actual value for your home and your gear stash.
Finally, gear that works as hard as you do.
These Bose headphones are the best way to ignore your coworkers. Just do not drop them in the office water cooler.
The classic Black headphones. They block out the world effectively, provided you keep them dry and away from the deep end.
A giant battery for people who like electricity. It is heavy enough to double as a gym weight if you get bored.
This is essentially an insurance policy against the grid failing. It charges fast enough that you might actually get your power back before you finish your coffee.
Apple finally made these worth buying. Just remember that you are paying for the privilege of staying in their walled garden.
Budget-friendly cans that do the job. You are not buying them for the build quality, but for the silence they provide.
Upgrade your space before the guests arrive.
A vacuum that actually picks up pet hair. It takes up a lot of closet space, but at least your floor will stop being a carpet of fur.
No smart features, no app, just clean air. It is refreshing to own something that does not require a software update.
Great for large rooms where you want to breathe without paying a brand name premium. Just budget for the filters.
The self-cleaning brushroll is the only reason to buy this. Your floors will thank you, even if the battery runtime is a bit needy.
It is not pretty, and it has no screen, but it sucks up dirt like a vacuum should. A rare win for function over form.
If you want a clean house for the price of a takeout meal, this is your winner. Just treat the rollers with some basic respect.
