#consumer electronics

Would you pay more for a phone that’s truly repairable and sustainable?

What's your take on smart rings—are they actually useful or just a passing trend?

Is AI making smart home devices smarter or just more expensive?

Would you rather have a device that lasts 5 years or one you can afford to replace every 2 years?

Should premium headphones cost more than your phone?

How do you pick the right pair of wireless earbuds without getting overwhelmed by options?

Are smartphone prices going up too fast these days

Should I pay extra for AppleCare on a gift tablet in 2025?

Is AI in headphones a game-changer or an unnecessary extra cost?

Does a new phone actually need AI features?

Has Apple’s eco-system trap made all other smart brands irrelevant for most users?

Are you trading in your smartwatch for a repairable alternative in 2025?

Is paying more for a "sustainable" laptop case just greenwashing, or a real step forward?

Do extended warranties ever pay off for the average buyer?

Is spending $500 on a smart lock really just paying for hype, not actual security?

Does a minimalist design actually make things better, or are you just paying for less features?

Would you pay more for a phone that is made by robots instead of people?

Has AI made buying a new laptop way more confusing?

Should you always buy last year’s model the moment a new one drops?

Do refurbished Apple products break as often as people say?