Accessory Reviews

A modern take on vintage reed organs from Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker that makes writing rich chord progressions breezy.

The Hottap Go is an all-in-one hot water system that justifies its high price.

The new Fi Ultra adds satellite connectivity to track your dog anywhere in the US, even in cellular dead zones.

Active cooling really works, and could clear the way for a 50W wireless charging standard.

It’s quiet, battery powered, smart, and moves a decent amount of air for its size.

The Strato E combines the convenience of streaming and the quality of Blu-ray without discs — at a high cost.

Even at home, I keep reaching for it again and again.

Is a $200 portable coffee machine what Thoreau meant by living deliberately?

An incredibly bright Google TV all-in-one that’s also part robot.

The Power 1000 Mini is the smallest 1kWh power station you can buy.

Too bad they forgot the battery.

Too bad this 500W N-Type panel isn’t bifacial and isn’t (yet) available in the US.

Quickly untether from an unhinged world.

This powerful Atmos theater on wheels is pure chaos.

Romo flies through chores, but a recent security vulnerability makes it difficult to recommend.

As someone who can never remember where I put my keys, the louder chime and extended range are godsent.

Better contrast, color, detail, and sharpness.

I should want this, but don’t.

An all-in-one Google TV projector with big battery life for entertainment anywhere you go.

The rechargeable Recon 360 Faucet addresses every minor complaint I had with its predecessor.

Its semi-solid state chemistry is less prone to thermal runaway and should last longer.

ZSA’s Voyager keyboard and Navigator trackball attachment are a lot of fun, if you’re willing to put in some effort.

I wanted less complexity, more flexibility, and maximum value for money.

Add a 15.6-inch 4K display to your workflow via a single USB-C cable.

You may look ridiculous, but the feature set is perfect for gadget nerds who love the outdoors.

Recharges at 320W — charges two high-end laptops at 140W, simultaneously.

The 12-volt CRD2 fridge and freezer combo gets the basics right.

Great for outdoorsy folks. Everyone else, get the Ray-Bans.

PeakDo’s LinkPower makes the ultra-portable dish ultra convenient.

The projector produces an unbelievably bright, vivid image for a portable all-in-one.

Metal, miniature, and mighty.

An elegant weapon, from a more civilized age.