A while back we took a look at D-Link's first foray into mesh networking and were left impressed with the performance. Since then many competitors have upped their game and so too has D-Link. Recently they sent over the D-Link COVR 2202 which is an AC2200 Tri-band mesh network. The inclusion of the extra 5GHz channel as a dedicated backhaul should make a significant improvement in my Wi-Fi, so let's see how this actually stacks up.

Fitbit, Inc. is an American company headquartered in San Francisco, California that produces activity trackers; wireless-enabled wearable technology devices that measure data such as the number of steps walked, heart rate, quality of sleep, steps climbed, and other personal metrics involved in fitness. Today we are going to be taking a look at one of their mid-tier trackers: the Fitbit Charge 3.

Synology has always been my go to recommendation for anyone looking for a NAS server, and I can certainly add the DS1019+ to that long list of recommended products. The DS1019+ is very well made, the drives are easy to access and install, RAM is plentiful and is easily accessible, and the addition of M.2 NVMe slots for cache is a great feature. With the quad-core Celeron J3455 processor and 8GB of RAM, the DS1019+ is fast!

SK hynix may not be a household name in a large part of the world, but they have been around for decades and have most likely provided memory chips for a good number of products you have used. With this review we are looking at something different, as it is an SK hynix branded SSD that uses all SK hynix manufactured components, including the 3D NAND flash storage chips, the drive controller, and the DRAM memory.

Recently we were contacted by Limitless Innovations about their JumpSmart Vehicle Starter Power Bank. All of the jump starters I have seen appear to have their designs rooted in your typical power brick. They are rectangular and add additional connections to accommodate the needed functions. The JumpSmart takes a different approach and started with roughly a flashlight shape and built the jump starting platform around that.

In 2017, Breadcrumb developed their second product, and the subject of this review, the Mini Portable Bluetooth Location Marker. This compact, watertight device can be used to keep track of any item using GPS and Bluetooth, but for the outdoorsman it may be of particular interest to mark the location of a tree stand, or perhaps a backpack that had to be put down to lighten the load while hunting.