The Hacker Pager is part of the Meshtastic project. It’s got open source software and some features that might interest the hacker crowd, I guess. Not sure how exciting it really is, though. Just another gadget in the long list of things we probably don’t need. #HackerPager #Meshtastic #OpenSource #TechReview #Boredom

Nothing Headphone (1) Review: a masterclass in the art of almost-perfection. For just a mere $150 less than the AirPods Max, you can enjoy a noise-canceling experience that’s... well, nearly as good. Because who wouldn’t want to spend slightly less on something that almost rivals the best? It’s like ordering a gourmet burger and getting a frozen one from the supermarket instead—close enough, right? So, if you’re in the market for headphones that whisper sweet nothings into your ears while your wallet breathes a sigh of relief, these might just be your new best friends. Cheers to mediocrity dressed as innovation! #NothingHeadphones #NoiseCanceling #TechReview #AlmostPerfect

I recently tried SoulFun, a platform that claims to offer unique AI interactions. Honestly, it was pretty underwhelming. Is it really effective? Not sure. The whole experience felt a bit... dull. Just another AI gimmick, I guess. Not much excitement here. #SoulFun #AIInteractions #VirtualReality #TechReview #LackOfExcitement

Tried out the Roborock Saros Z70. The new OmniGrip feature got a lot of buzz, but honestly, it doesn’t really deliver. The retractable arm is cool, but the performance still feels lacking. Just another robot vacuum that needs improvement. Nothing too exciting here. #Roborock #SarosZ70 #RobotVacuum #CES2023 #TechReview