1142 review articles in this category branch, ordered by product demand and buyer signal strength.
A USB-based 3.5-inch 1.44MB floppy drive emulator designed to replace failing legacy floppy hardware. It can read and write from a USB flash drive without extra drivers, but setup details, formatting/partitioning, and device compatibility can take some patience.
STREBITO’s 2-piece mini suction cup tool is built to give you a controlled grip for lifting LCDs and glass panels during repairs. It’s designed with an ergonomic handle and soft rubber pad for gentler contact, but buyer-review evidence includes at least one serious failure case, so handle technique and panel weight matter.
The X-MEDIA XM-PS110U USB 2.0 network print server is designed to let you share a USB printer across your LAN without dedicating a computer to print jobs. It has a simple core setup once configured, but buyer feedback suggests it is not truly plug-and-play, and Windows 11 and network discovery can be stumbling blocks for some users.
The Dedyel Black Touch Screen Replacement kit is made for iPad 5 (2017) 9.7-inch models A1822 and A1823. It’s an all-in-one digitizer glass replacement with a clickable home button (not Touch ID) and includes a tool kit for DIY repairs, but installation is complex and there’s no instruction manual in the box.
A compact dual-connector flash drive designed to move files between USB-C phones/tablets and USB-A devices. It’s plug-and-play, supports USB 3.0 speeds (up to 100MB/s read, 25MB/s write), and includes a protective cap for the connectors.
The Eightwood tri-band WiFi 6E antenna is a practical upgrade for desktop PCs, PCIe WiFi cards, and certain routers that use RP-SMA connectors. It adds 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz support, uses a magnetic mount for quick placement, and includes a 6.5 ft coax lead for positioning. The main catch is compatibility, especially the RP-SMA male/no-pin connector type and device fit.
The Kensington Desktop & Peripherals Locking Kit 2.0 is a keyed, cable-based security kit designed to deter theft on exposed desktop setups. It bundles a lock head, an 8-foot carbon steel cable, cable management parts, and adapters so you can secure a desktop PC and multiple peripherals (with the right attachment points). The main buying caveat is mounting the anchor plate, since the included adhesive may not be strong enough for every surface or security level.
A replacement LCD + touch digitizer assembly for iPad Pro 10.5 (A1701, A1709). It’s designed for a close fit and includes tools and adhesive, but installation is delicate and results can vary based on careful ribbon-cable handling and glue/seating.
The Supershieldz 3-pack matte screen protectors are built for the MacBook Air 13.6-inch (2022-2026, M5/M4/M3/M2). Expect an anti-glare finish that helps with fingerprints and daily smudges, plus a sensitivity-focused surface for natural touch. The main tradeoff is that applying any screen film can be fiddly, with bubbles being the most common friction point.
A foldable fabric hood designed to reduce outdoor screen glare and help block light and heat for 15–16 inch laptops. It also doubles as a carry-style cover with an extra compartment for small work essentials, but it is not water resistant and may not fully eliminate glare in very strong sun.
A clamp-style tablet holder built for musicians and presenters who want quick access to lyrics, setlists, or backing tracks. It supports 5.5–14.6-inch devices with 360° adjustability and a clamp that attaches to poles up to 1.6 inches, with an easy no-tools setup.
A compact, fanless, metal 8-port gigabit managed switch for home offices and small networks that want VLAN and QoS without paying for a rack unit. The main tradeoff is software and interface depth, so it may feel limited if you expect enterprise-level management.
A budget-friendly silicone set of port plugs designed to help keep compatible MacBook Pro and MacBook Neo ports cleaner when they are not in use. Buyers report a snug fit for many ports and easy install, but a recurring caveat is that some plugs can feel loose or come out more easily depending on the port and model fit.
The Tryone headrest tablet holder is designed to turn the back seat into a simple, adjustable screen setup for road trips. It offers front and rear flip positioning, wide device compatibility (4.7 to 16.1 inches), and headrest bar mounting that should fit most vehicles, with the main caveat being that headrest post spacing may vary by car.
This replacement touch screen assembly is designed for specific HP Envy x360 15m-ed Series 15.6-inch models. It’s built to restore both display and touchscreen functionality, but you need the exact sub-model and connector/resolution match, and installation can be tricky for DIY beginners.
The Iomega 100MB External SCSI Zip Drive (Z100S2) is an external 100MB mechanical disk drive built for SCSI setups, with transfer rates typically cited around a few MB/s. It can be a practical choice for legacy workflows that still use Zip-style media, but it is not a plug-and-play option for modern laptops without SCSI support.
If you want a budget, keyless laptop security cable with a 4-digit resettable combination and a longer 6-foot run, the AOMGD lock set is a straightforward option. It is best for laptops with the right 3 x 7mm keyhole slot, but it is not a good fit for some newer models and certain keyhole shapes, so compatibility checking matters.
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The Arduino Starter Kit R4 pairs the UNO R4 WiFi board with a printed book of 13 guided projects and online resources, aiming to get beginners building and coding quickly. It also includes an official certification voucher, which is a standout value for learners who want structured validation. Main catch: you will want to be comfortable learning step-by-step (and you may need to handle any arrival packaging issues yourself).
The Belkin 7-Port Ultra-Slim Desktop USB Hub is a slim, lightweight USB 2.0 hub built for straightforward expansion of USB-A devices at a desk. With 7 ports and up to 480 Mbps data transfer, it’s a practical choice for common peripherals like keyboards, mice, printers, and charging cables, though it is best suited to lower-bandwidth USB use rather than high-speed data needs.
A compact privacy cover made to clip onto the Logitech BRIO / Logi 4K Pro magnetic webcam. Buyers report an easy install, a snug non-wobbly fit, and smooth open-close operation, with the main tradeoff being hinge tension and that it is a simple, specialized piece of plastic.
A reversible 14-inch laptop privacy screen filter with matte or glossy viewing options, designed for 16:9 displays. It’s aimed at commuters and office users who want to limit side-angle viewing, with anti-glare and blue-light/UV blocking claims, plus two installation methods for easier switching.
The Lexar D50E 128GB is a compact dual-connector (USB-C and USB-A) SSD-style flash drive built for fast file transfers and easy plug-and-go backup. It’s a strong match for moving photo and media files between iPads, Android phones, and PCs, with the main caveat being that drive speed depends on your host device and formatting behavior on some systems.
This metal monitor stand raises your screen (and laptop) to a more comfortable viewing height while adding desktop organization with a sliding drawer and two pen holders. It includes non-slip rubber pads and ventilation to help reduce heat buildup, but buyers should double-check fit since the usable footprint can be tight for larger gaming laptops.
A 3-pack of ESP32-S3 dev boards built around the ESP-1-N16R8 module, aimed at Arduino and IoT projects that need Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth LE. The setup experience seems to go smoothly on mainstream IDEs, but buyers should pay attention to USB and port selection, and the review evidence is mixed on reliability and physical arrival.
The ELETIUO under-desk or wall laptop mount is a space-saving way to keep a laptop accessible while freeing up desk surface. It supports a wide range of devices (up to 26 mm thick) and offers two install modes, adhesive or screw mounting, but adhesive may be less reliable in fluctuating temperatures.
This 8.7-inch replacement LCD and digitizer kit is made for specific Samsung Tab A7 Lite models (T220/T227 variants) and is designed for DIY screen swaps. Buyers report a solid fit and working touch after installation, but the screen is fragile and the included repair tools and adhesives may not match every setup, so careful model matching and pre-install testing matter.
A 2-pack tempered glass screen protector designed specifically for select 10.9-inch iPad models (A2696/A2757/A2777), aiming to keep clarity high while preserving touchscreen and Apple Pencil compatibility. The main caveat is model compatibility, so double-check your iPad’s back model number before buying.
A 14-inch (16:10) nano-suction laptop privacy screen meant to reduce side-angle peeking while adding matte anti-glare and blue-light/UV filtering. It’s quick to install, but fit and the real-world “suction vs. sticky strips” experience can vary by laptop and expectations.
The NETGEAR EXS18 WiFi 7 range extender is built to boost coverage with a dual-band WiFi 7 design, Smart Roaming, WPA3 security, and a 2.5 Gig Ethernet port for multi-gig wired devices. It’s a good fit for larger homes and buyers who want seamless network switching, but buyer-review evidence is mixed on consistency and the setup/app experience.
This external WiFi 6/6E tri-band antenna is designed to improve reception for RP-SMA WiFi cards and gaming motherboards, with a magnetic base and a dual 6.5 ft cable for better placement. Reviews suggest it can help with stability and signal strength, but results depend heavily on placement, and it may not deliver “big” gains versus a good stock antenna for every setup.
If your ASUS system didn’t include the tiny M.2 (NVMe/NGFF) mounting screws, ASTARON’s kit covers common needs with 10 M2 screws/standoffs plus a magnetic screwdriver to keep installation from turning into a scavenger hunt. The main limitation is compatibility: it’s made for ASUS M.2 screw requirements, not MSI or Gigabyte.
A 4-pack of OM3 850nm multimode SFP (1.25Gb/s) LC transceivers rated for up to 550 meters on 1000BASE-SX links, with DDM for monitoring and a hot-swappable design. Best for buyers replacing or stocking 1G SFP multimode optics for Cisco, Meraki, Ubiquiti UniFi, Mikrotik, and other SFP cage equipment that supports MSA-compliant optics, with the main caveat being strict compatibility with the switch and the multimode fiber distance budget.
The AT&T Prepaid Card $65 is a pay-as-you-go top-up card for compatible AT&T Prepaid mobile phones. It provides $65 value you can use toward talk time, texts, games, and other AT&T Prepaid services, but buyers should ensure the card’s redemption method and phone compatibility match their setup.
The Link Dream BH60 is a budget-friendly single-ear Bluetooth headset aimed at calls and online meetings. It emphasizes a rotatable noise-cancelling mic with a “smart mute” gesture, plus a claimed long talktime battery life. The tradeoffs to consider are app-dependent mute behavior and mixed reports about connection stability.
This wall and surface-mount kit is designed to hold a Starlink Gen 3 router and Gen 3 power supply together in one compact setup, helping tidy up cables and keep the components off the floor. It’s a good fit for RVs, boats, offices, and small spaces, but it’s not a universal mount, so you should confirm compatibility with your exact router and power supply.
The Kensington Universal 3-in-1 combination laptop lock is a resettable, dial-based cable lock designed to fit standard, nano, and wedge laptop security slots. It uses a carbon steel cable and includes Kensington’s Register & Retrieve option, but buyers should be prepared for cable handling to feel less convenient than some simpler locks.
The AboveTEK locking station is a foldable desk mount that lets you tether a 12 to 16-inch laptop with a keyed lock and a long cable. It offers adjustable, pivoting viewing angles and a stable, non-slip base, but the cable may feel thinner than some buyers expect.
A budget-friendly cable lock for laptops, iMacs, and many mobile devices, designed for installations with a 3x7mm security keyhole or for devices that need the included adhesive anchor plate. It uses a steel cable, includes three keyed-different keys, and is built for deterrence in offices and public areas, with a key fit caveat for certain newer or non-standard laptop models.
A compact, power-free RJ45 A-B switch for manually choosing which network path your device uses, plus a convenient way to toggle PoE feeds for select security camera setups. Best for anyone who wants physical isolation between two connections and simple “click-to-switch” control, but it is not meant to let both paths work at the same time.
PiSugar S is a compact UPS-style battery module designed specifically for Raspberry Pi Zero (W/WH). It helps you keep projects running during brief power loss, and it supports convenient charging options like standard 5V chargers plus expansion pads for solar and wireless charging. The tradeoff is that it is more “baseline UPS + battery” than a feature-heavy PiSugar model, so buyers who want richer power-control features may want to step up.
A lightweight USB external 3.5-inch floppy drive designed for quick, plug-and-play access to 1.44 MB disks on modern Windows PCs. Best for basic disk reading and document recovery, with one key caveat: recognition can be inconsistent on some setups after sustained use, so keep your laptop’s USB power and connectivity in mind.
A battery-only replacement for Microsoft Zune 80GB and 120GB (2nd Gen) that targets dead or failing units. It uses an 850mAh Li-ion cell (3.7V), and while the install can be fiddly because the battery is soldered, buyers report it can bring a non-working Zune back to life.
The CyberPower GX150C2-E is a gaming-focused UPS with 1500VA/1000W capacity, 13 outlets (7 battery-backed, 6 surge-only), USB-C charging, and customizable RGB. It is designed to keep gaming PCs, monitors, networking gear, and consoles running long enough to save work and shut down safely, with a few buyer-fit caveats around battery runtime and outlet placement.
The NT156WHM-T03 replacement screen is designed for laptops that use the NT156WHM-T03 panel with a 40-pin connection and HD 1366x768 resolution, including touch. It’s mainly for DIY screen repair buyers who want a compatible match and a kit-like install experience (tape/tools included). The main caveat is fit: you must confirm your exact original model number before buying.
This WZHENB wall charger with a USB-C cable is designed for a wide range of Kindle and Fire tablets, including Kindle Scribe and Kindle Colorsoft. Buyers report it’s plug-and-go compatible and keeps devices charged, with one common caveat that faster charging would be nicer. If you want a dependable replacement charger for home use, it’s a straightforward option, as long as you match your device’s charging needs and cable type.
This iPad mini 1 and 2 touch screen digitizer replacement kit is designed for DIY screen repairs when the glass is cracked or touch is unresponsive. It includes the digitizer assembly plus tools, but proper fit depends on using the right iPad model number (A1432 or A1489) and doing careful adhesive re-sealing.
A budget touch digitizer replacement meant for iPad 9th gen and the 10.2-inch 2021 iPad models (A2603/A2604/A2605), including the home button. It can restore touch responsiveness, but it does not include a Touch ID fingerprint function on the home button, and it’s only the touch layer (not an LCD repair).
A telescopic, foldable laptop riser designed for 10 to 17 inch laptops, with adjustable height, adjustable tilt, and a 360° rotating base. It targets better viewing posture and easier desk-to-desk sharing, with an emphasis on stability for daily typing and drawing.