Mini Bag Sealer – Because Apparently Using a Clip Was Just Too Damn Simple
A no-nonsense, brutally honest take on a gadget trying far too hard to fix a problem that barely exists […]
Behold the PoachPod – a small green silicone cup that floats in your pan and promises to revolutionize the
Let’s talk about this little blue plastic tube – the LifeStraw – a gadget that lets you stick one end
Ah yes, the OrigAudio ROK3-W Rock-It 3.0 – a portable vibration speaker that promises to turn any surface into a
Let’s face it, we’ve all been there — phone dying, no cable, surrounded by smug people with battery packs the
Ah yes, the Impossible Instant Lab – the device no one asked for, but everyone who drinks oat milk
Ah, the ReadingPen 2. Or as I like to call it: the high-tech wand that promised to turn every child
Let’s rewind to 2013, shall we? A simpler time, when our biggest bathroom concern wasn’t the rising price of toilet
There are products that change the world. The wheel. Penicillin. The internet.And then… there are iPhone App Icon Fridge Magnets.
Ah yes, the USB LED Fan Clock — a product that, in hindsight, feels like it was designed by someone
Ah yes, the Inception Top, also known as Cobb’s Totem. A tiny spinning piece of metal with one simple
There are moments in life when you stop and think, “Is this really necessary?” Buying a latex horse head mask
Let’s talk about Ctrl+Alt+Del – not the keystroke combo that saves your computer from freezing, but the mug set that’ll
Picture this: you’ve got a sleek, thousand-dollar smartphone in your hand — capable of AI photography, GPS tracking, and controlling
The PitchWelcome to the future, where even your door lock comes with an app and a smug attitude. The August
Let’s take a moment and acknowledge the grandiosity of modern invention. We sent robots to Mars, sequenced the human genome,
Citrus Squeezer Some gadgets promise to change your life. Others barely change your fruit. The Amco
Alcohol Shot Gun Pitch In the glorious tradition of combining alcohol with questionable decision-making, the Alcohol Shot Gun has somehow
Time Machine Tabletop Clock Pitch Once upon a time in the early 2010s, someone looked at a Rube Goldberg machine
Vertical Mouse Pitch Imagine holding a mouse like you’re about to politely shake hands with your laptop. That, dear reader,
Self-Stirring Mug Pitch Somewhere deep in a laboratory, a group of engineers stared long and hard at a cup of
Film-Shaped Tissue Pitch Imagine you’re sitting on the toilet in 2025, thinking about life, freedom, and the sheer genius of
Remember a time when plugging a 30-pin dock into your iPad felt like cutting-edge technology? When apps weren’t bloated
Back in 2013, I reviewed the pineapple slicer with the kind of optimism usually reserved for first dates and Black
Review from the future, brought to you by someone who’s seen too many kitchen gadgets and questionable home decor choices.
Once upon a time — specifically, 2013 — someone in a minimalist loft with a man bun and an Etsy
Imagine, if you will, a world where the human race has managed to send rovers to Mars, develop AI that
Beer Saver Once upon a time in 2013, I bought a product called the Beer Saver. A tiny, multicolored silicone
Once upon a time in 2013, some design committee—probably fueled by irony and leftover holiday eggnog—decided what humanity really needed
In the glorious year of 2013, someone looked at a MacBook and thought, “What if… this opened up and reflected
Baseball Oven Glove Somewhere in the early 2010s, an overcaffeinated product designer had a brilliant idea: “What if… we took
Let me introduce you to the kitchen gadget nobody asked for but someone, somewhere, in a caffeine-fueled brainstorm, decided the
There are many inventions humanity never asked for: electric scooters that can’t handle a puddle, toasters with touchscreens, and now…
You know, in a world where we have robot vacuum cleaners, AI-generated lullabies, and smart toilets that talk back, there
Once upon a time – in 2012, to be precise – some Apple-loving engineer at Twelve South decided we should
Ah, 2013. The year of Harlem Shake videos, plastic-scented phone cases, and one of the most hilariously over-promised products to
The Pitch Some genius once thought, “You know what people need? A bottle opener that looks like a playing card.”