This is perfect for charging your phone, watch, and AirPods all on your nightstand. It's a little too big compared to an adapter with cables for travel, so I wouldn't take this with me on a trip. But for a nightstand accessory, I'm super happy with it. It’s worth noting—and this isn't Belkin's fault—that if you have a case with a metal ring or stand on the back, it will get in the way of the wireless charging. I have a Quadlock case with a ring accessory on the back, so I just take the ring off at night before I place my phone on the charger, and then it works perfectly. (Otherwise, it won't even stay put or start charging.) This is just a note about compatibility, not a design flaw. I definitely recommend this product for nightstand use.

Just like most Anker wall plugs, this one has an unbelievably fast charging speed. I have a Samsung S23 and only recently found out it has a "super charge" feature. I also use AINOPE with my Anker plug, and they're very compatible and durable, making the charging speed crazy fast. This charger has two USB-C ports and one USB port. For the price, it's definitely worth it. Fun fact: This one is cheaper but a little bigger than their other wall plug, which is smaller and more expensive, but that doesn't take away from how good this one is.

This vacuum is expensive, no doubt. I also can't speak to its longevity and durability over time. What I will say is that since I got it, my house has never been cleaner. It is very convenient to use and the battery holds up long enough to give my place a decent cleaning. I really appreciate the light that shows how dirty the surface is and the particle counter, as it gives some idea of how well my place is being cleaned. The fact that I can use it as a handheld vacuum is great and essentially does the work of two vacuums. The quick-release dustbin is also way cleaner than other vacuums I have used in the past.

This camera is only useful if you have the 24/7 surveillance setting turned on in the app. They also offer a cloud service called Kasa Care for $3 a month. I don't understand why the camera can't just send you a snapshot of what triggered it. The video quality is excellent for how cheap it is, so I'm keeping it, but that's a huge flaw that makes it less useful. It seems like it could be fixed easily with a simple software update. Since I already have three Kasa smart light units, I decided to add a Kasa camera to my setup. I went for the higher-resolution QHD version, and the extra $10 was totally worth it. The Kasa app works fine, but there's no PC version for Windows or Mac, so I can only use it on my phone or tablet. I'm going to get a micro SD card for recording, which apparently has a maximum storage limit of 256 GB. I also like that you can turn off the light that shows the unit is on, although if you have the tracking feature enabled, the movement of the lens and the whirring noise it makes are a dead giveaway.

I own a bunch of premium headphones, including the Bang & Olufsen H95, Bose 700, Bose QC 2, and Air Pod Max, but I have to say the Sony 1000XM6 are by far the best-sounding ones I own. I love the way the black looks on these XM6s. Even though they’re made entirely of plastic, they don't feel cheap at all. They're very lightweight, with incredibly clear audio and a very responsive touch control sensor. The power button is also easy to see. The app can be a little tricky to set up the first time, but after that, it's great. The noise cancellation is even better than Bose's, which I can’t believe I'm saying, given their legendary status in that area. I paid $1,000 for the Bang & Olufsen H95s, and the XM6s blow them out of the water while costing almost $700 less. The H95s do have a slightly better build quality, but I’m totally in love with the XM6s. The battery is also fantastic. I've had them for five days and only had to charge them once, on the day I bought them. I do plan to get the Bose QC Ultras eventually, as I've heard they're on par with the XM6s. Still, the XM6 is the best headset I've owned so far.

I'm absolutely thrilled with this new DASH Ceramic air fryer. It's a huge upgrade from the original model I've been using for five years—that one is still good enough to give away! The new one has digital temperature and time settings, which are so much easier and faster to use than the old knobs. This model is also a bit bigger, which gives me more cooking space, and I really appreciate that. I also like the new shape with the carrying handle. It’s very affordable, which is a big plus.

I have no idea why I didn't get this sooner. It’s so easy to use, and it's nice that you can cook different foods on different sides. I also love being able to set different temperatures and times for each side. Cleaning it is a total breeze. I cleaned it first, dried it, waited 15 minutes, then did a test run with no food, just like the book said. It did have a slight smell, which is totally normal, and then I started cooking. I made frozen, breaded calamari on one side and frozen seasoned french fries on the other—with no oil at all. The calamari and fries both came out perfect. In fact, the fries were nice and crispy on the outside but still soft and moist on the inside. The calamari was supposed to be deep-fried or pan-fried, so it didn't get as brown as it would have, but that's my fault for not following the directions. Still, the air fryer kept us from eating all that grease, so it’s a much healthier way to cook. It came packed really well in a box with no damage whatsoever. It also came with an instruction book and is totally worth the money. Shipping was quick, and I got it on sale, which was great for my wallet. Big props to the Instant Pot brand!

This is seriously the best air fryer I've ever bought. I found out about it from a YouTuber who does reviews. The thing I really liked about her review was that she mentioned some air fryers have a weird, artificial smell when you use them, and this one didn't. I bought it, and I’ve been using it literally once or twice a day for over a year—it still works like a charm and has never had a bad smell. It's easy to clean in the sink or just throw in the dishwasher. You don't need to look any further. We also love how easy it is to use. There are one-touch buttons for things like meat, veggies, and fries, and it automatically sets the temperature and time. It’s awesome because you have to think even less. I have to admit, every single time I take a chicken breast out, it's cooked to perfection. The design is sleek, and we just leave it on the counter, which is a big deal for me because I'm picky about that stuff!

We've owned other countertop oven/air fryers and used them every day, but this Ninja double oven is by far the best. Having two ovens in one is incredibly efficient and makes cooking faster and easier. You can make steak in one and fries in the other, or a meal for the adults in one and something different for the kids in the other, or even an entrée and a dessert at the same time. This appliance is really well-built and well-designed, and while there's a small learning curve with the controls, it's easy to get the hang of, especially with the built-in thermometer. That internal food thermometer is a huge plus when you use it correctly. We are so happy with this double oven and have fun using it every day. The only downsides are that it's a bit noisy (which is a minor issue), it's a little bigger than a traditional toaster oven, and you have to hand-wash the large sheet pans and air fryer basket, so cleanup can be a bit of a chore. But all in all, we would buy this again in a heartbeat!