Product Reviews for Home, Health and Wellness

The Combo j7+ isn't the most advanced mopping Roomba anymore, but it'll always be one of the most groundbreaking Roombas.

The dating site boast 40 million members, so why is it so difficult to find just one?

It's equal parts sex and spam.

It's effective for at-home or on-the-go recovery.

We boxed and strength trained using the Meta Quest 2.

It has a whopping 20 vibrating patterns.

An algorithmic site for millennials who find social activism sexy.

With metrics like strain and recovery, this is not your average fitness tracker.

It cools, heats, and tracks biometrics, but I didn't *love* it.

It looks like a space pod.

Better and cheaper than a Pixel Watch.

If you think you know how clean your floors are, no you don't.

Dyson may have changed the hair styling game with the Airwrap, but that doesn't mean they still run it.

Shark remains the superior vacuum company turned beauty tech innovator.

The Apple Watch Series 9 has iterative updates, but one key feature might make the upgrade worth it.

It's technically not composting, but it's definitely the easiest way to recycle your household's food scraps.

The Enventur is lightweight and great for the car, but not as durable as advertised.

Magic Wand has released its cutest wand yet.

Have you ever been scared and horny at the same time?

You can't beat a 17-pound kayak.

Getting your Apple Watch badges has never been easier.

Therabody is back with another beauty device.

More expensive than the OG Peloton, the NordicTrack looks straight out of a fancy cycling studio. But it has some key flaws.

TBH, thousands of live and on-demand workouts plus a team of hype, certified trainers is hard to beat.

Jack of all trades, master of none?