RGB doesn’t come cheap. A single fan costs about $15, and if you get a three-pack, the cheapest you can go is about $10 per fan for a non-major brand. Outfitting a mid-tower ATX case can easily add another $60 to $100 to your bill, depending on what type of fan and how many you get.
So when Montech casually released a $70 case last year with six included RGB fans, it caught our attention. Even with the rising shipping costs in late 2021, Montech didn’t budge on that price, eithe
Some of us dumped our expensive cable contracts years ago, instead opting to save money by streaming. The problem? The combined cost of all those streaming services today is probably more expensive than cable ever was. There are still ways to save though, and without sacrificing content. For instance, this one-year subscription to The Smartest Streaming Bundle, which offers six services together, is offered with savings of at least 88 percent.
The Smartest Streaming Bundle feature
If you’re one of those Windows enthusiasts who finds Windows’ hardware volume controls absolutely infuriating, there’s good news: The latest Windows 11 Insider Build restores sanity to the universe.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22533 is currently rolling out for the Dev Channel, which means the code isn’t guaranteed to roll out to the stable channel of existing Windows 11 PCs. But given the level of distaste for the current flyout structure, there’s a good
When Apple finally released its M1 Max processor in October, the Internet predictably saw dark days for PC laptops. Some even felt bad for PC laptop makers being uncompetitive with the MacBook Pro for perhaps “years.” Those predictions may have to be retuned a bit now that Intel and Nvidia have both come out swinging at Apple, however.
Nvidia was the first to step on Apple’s sneakers when it announced its new GeForce RTX 3070 Ti and GeForce RTX 3080 Ti Laptop GPUs. Nvidia
Look, up on the wall! It’s a spotlight! It’s a security cam! No! It’s the Wyze Cam Spotlight v3. Amazon is selling this smart home security device for just $36.60. That’s about $15 off of the original $50 price. Not only are you getting a security camera, but you’re also getting a spotlight.
We haven’t reviewed this specific security camera, but we generally like Wyze gear. This smart device features a 1080p security camera with two-way audio for talking
Add a little more security to your door with Anker’s Eufy Security Smart Lock Touch for just $140. That’s $30 off of the usual price.
The Eufy Security Smart Lock Touch is a keyless door lock with several options for opening the door. You can open the door with a fingerprint scan, your smartphone via Bluetooth, a keypad, or a key. It’s also IP65 weather resistant, which means it can withstand dust and rain.
Smart locks like this work by replacing the outside housing a
Warriors of the Empire, hear me! While my pink blood longs for the battlefield as much as any of my Klingon brothers and sisters, the time has come to admit that our alliance with the weaklings in the Federation does have some fringe benefits. Not only have we regained access to classic texts from that most celebrated Klingon storyteller, Shakespeare, we now have a means of preserving our written heritage for humans. LibreOffice, a Federation means of processing written words, will soon suppor
CES sets trends in the PC market for the year to come. This year, sustainability became an area of focus, with multiple PC makers – and, of course, companies in other industries – announcing sustainability goals and promising to use more recycled materials in new devices.
But to what end? Do PC makers have anything new to say on sustainability, and is there really a difference between companies? I dove into a pile of CES announcements and annual corporate responsibility reports
You probably have a “tool drawer” in your house or apartment with a wrench, a few screwdrivers, and other tools for simple home projects. That’s what PowerToys is—just for Windows.
Microsoft’s PowerToys debuted more than two years ago, evolving from a single utility to an even dozen Windows tools that perform specialized tasks to improve your life. Some can be extremely powerful! I will show you a number of ways I use Microsoft’s PowerToys within Windows
Day planners and calendar apps were designed to make our lives easier. Sometimes, though, it feels like they do the exact opposite. Wish there was a scheduling app out there that actually worked as advertised? Then you need to check out Probooking, and especially this week since a lifetime subscription to their Pro Plan is discounted by an extra 10 percent with code.
Probooking is a popular and highly-rated app that renders calendar management a cinch. It’s ideal for scheduling a