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Real time tracking does the trick. The Weenect XS and Weenect XT pet GPS trackers offer impressive features such as global real-time tracking, very compact dimensions in the case of the XS model, ease of use, and numerous app functions. The app can track any number of trackers simultaneously, and the trackers can be switched off at will to save battery power.

Maybe too affordable. The Epomaker HE75 Mag claims to do many things at a mere $99, but in reality, there are simply too many issues to ignore. It's obvious Epomaker knows what goes into a great gaming keyboard. But, between the lacklustre switches and overall lack of polish, you're better off spending a little more or buying a mechanical keyboard.

Detailed thermals in a small package The Thermal Master P3 is the latest in the pocketable series and brings updated thermal visuals to mobile devices. With a variety of available software and configurations, the P3 was adaptable to various testing scenarios.

Far more than just a cooler for camping. The BougeRV Rocky 40 keeps your purchases cold during weekly grocery runs, supplies beach parties with ice-cold drinks, and even serves as a backup refrigerator. Thanks to its low power consumption and robust design, it is exceptionally versatile.

Where's the turbo? Mini PCs from the Far East often advertise low prices but come with underpowered processors like the Intel N100. That’s not the case with the Elite series from Minix - these models are equipped with Intel Core Ultra CPUs, yet prices start at just €668 ($780) or €829 ($967). We’re putting this AI-powered mini PC to the review to see what it really offers.
Intel Core Ultra 5 125H | Intel Arc 7-Core iGPU | 772 g