Amazon Renewed Apple Watches come with cheap accessories, but the actual watch might surprise you. The real thing to check is battery health.

This $100 “iPad 17 Pro Max” claims flagship specs that make absolutely no sense. From fake Snapdragon branding to terrible cameras, here’s what this weird Android tablet is really like.

The fake iPhone 17 Pro Max is shockingly convincing this year. From realistic packaging and fake iOS 26 animations to redesigned internals and copied camera hardware, this clone gets closer to the real thing than expected. But once you actually use it, the cracks start showing fast.

People online claimed hydrogen peroxide could chemically alter the finish of an iPhone 17 Pro. So we tore one down, submerged the housing, and tested whether the viral pink iPhone experiment was actually real.

I bought the Hak5 WiFi Pineapple for $300, and honestly, I’m surprised devices like this are so easy to purchase online. It looks harmless, but it can disconnect devices from WiFi, mimic networks, and do a lot more than most people would expect.

Amazon Renewed phones can look great on the outside, but the real story is inside. We tested and tore down three refurbished Galaxy S23 Ultras to see which condition is actually worth buying.

I found an iPhone app that actually tests your phone properly. No ads, no fake results, just real diagnostics like Samsung phones have had for years.

They look like AirPods, but they’re doing way more than they should for $30. And somehow, it kind of works.

PS5 controllers might look identical, but inside they’re not. The newer BDM-030 model changes how trigger repairs work, and missing this detail can cost you time and parts.

I installed a cheap AliExpress battery, and somehow it passed as a genuine Apple part. Here’s why that’s a bigger deal than it sounds.

Plug-and-play iPhone screens are eliminating the need for chip transfers and bypassing Apple’s part warnings entirely. This could reshape phone repair as we know it.

A custom-built case converts older AirPods to USB-C without touching the internals. Simple idea, now something you can actually buy.

Fine tip tweezers bend easily and replacing them gets expensive fast. This simple tool might be the easiest way to bring them back to life.

Amazon’s first phone flopped hard, losing millions despite unique features like 3D tracking and a dedicated shopping button. Now, with rumors of a new AI phone, the same mistakes might be happening again.

Fake Galaxy S26 Ultra phones are getting more convincing, but they’re still easy to spot if you know what to look for. Here’s everything you need to know before you get scammed.

Fake phones used to be easy to laugh at, but this fake Galaxy S26 Ultra shows how quickly they’re improving. We unbox it, compare it to the fake S25 Ultra, tear both down, test the cameras, and uncover the real hardware hiding behind the spoofed specs.

Samsung added a new Horizontal Lock option to Super Steady on the Galaxy S26 series, so we put it head-to-head with the iPhone 17 Pro’s Action Mode to see which phone handles motion better.

The Nothing Headphones (a) may not look the best, but with 135-hour battery life, deep customization, and surprisingly good sound, they stand out more than expected.

This MagSafe accessory looks like a simple hub, but inside is 2TB of storage, a cooling fan, and full cross-platform support. It might be the most powerful phone accessory yet.

Stacking a $10 privacy screen on the Galaxy S26 Ultra sounds like overkill… and it is. The display becomes nearly unusable, but the privacy? That part works a little too well.