I bought a $3 wireless charger from the dollar store and upgraded it into a MagSafe charger with just $1 worth of magnets. Here’s the step-by-step breakdown.

Can the Flipper Zero really hack your phone’s password? I tested its Bad USB function and here’s what actually happens.

The Magic Mouse 2 is sleek but frustrating. Here’s why I replaced it with the first-gen Magic Mouse from AliExpress and why it’s actually the better option.

Tired of fake AirPods scams? Here’s the easiest and most accurate way to instantly tell if your AirPods case is fake, based on a simple test you can do yourself.

Yes, Apple Watches have a secret port. I used it with an iBus tool and DFU mode to restore a locked Apple Watch stuck on “Too Many Passcode Attempts.” Here’s how it works.

I bought a fake Samsung Z Flip for $50 on AliExpress, and it’s one of the weirdest knockoffs I’ve ever tested. From four SIM slots to a fake display, here’s what happened.

If your phone screen looks greasy and feels sticky, the oleophobic coating has likely worn off. Here’s how to clean your screen, reapply a new coating, and bring back that fresh, smudge-free look in just a few steps.

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic brings back the rotating bezel and adds a wild new feature: it can test if you’ve been eating enough fruits and veggies. The catch? A Cheez-It can beat the test. Here’s what’s going on.

A blurry leak shows a presumed iPhone 17 Pro test unit in public, thick case, camera bar, even bodyguards trying to hide it. But can we trust this is really real?

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 is thinner, lighter, and packed with a 200MP camera, but the EU gave it a C for repairability. After tearing it down, I’d call that generous. From impossible battery pulls to a broken inner display, here’s why repairing Samsung’s latest foldable is far from simple.

AppleCare One is Apple’s new insurance plan that covers multiple devices under one subscription, even older ones. Here’s what it covers, where it’s available, and whether it’s worth signing up.

Apple finally made camera replacements affordable, but getting them to work properly is another story. From unsupported iOS betas to spinning around for 10 minutes during recalibration, here’s everything you need to know before swapping your iPhone camera.

We tore down the Galaxy Fold 7 and there's no S Pen support on the inner display. Now rumors say the Galaxy S27 Ultra might drop it completely.

The Ulefone Armor 28 Ultra 5G might be the most stacked phone I’ve ever seen. Night vision, thermal imaging, a second screen, and a 10,600mAh battery that charges in 30 minutes? It’s basically a high-spec tank with a SIM card. Not for the faint of pocket or back.

MacBook screen replacements are crazy expensive these days. In this guide, I show you how (and why) we turned a broken MacBook into a screenless, Mac mini-style setup, perfect if you want to skip the $600+ repair bill.

Want a transparent iPhone without melting aluminum or voiding your warranty? This is the easiest clear iPhone mod you can do, quick glass swap, no mess.

iFixit sent over their new $300 soldering station, and I only had one problem with it. Here’s what’s inside, what works great, and what might hold you back.

I tried building a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra using only parts from AliExpress and it actually powered on. But between the sketchy screen and missing features, was it worth it? Here's everything that went right (and wrong).

Can a fake iPhone fool an EcoATM? We crossed the border to test a clone iPhone 15 Pro Max and a dummy phone and the results were shocking (and hilarious). Spoiler: one got us $70.

Is your voice cutting out or sounding robotic on phone calls, but everything’s fine on FaceTime and Voice Memos? It might not be your mic, your carrier could be to blame. Here’s what to check before replacing any parts.