9 Brands Owned By WD-40
WD-40 is best know as the company that makes the spray of the same name, but did you know it actually owns a lot of other brands and maintenance products?
Read More-
-
Harbor Freight's New Bauer Compact Band Saw Trades Weight For Better Overhead Control
Using a heavy tool overhead can lead to strain and fatigue, but smaller models can mean smaller blades and longer work time. Here's Harbor Freight's solution.
Read More -
9 V8 Sedans Old-School Drivers Will Feel Right At Home In
It's getting increasingly harder to find relatively modern sedans with old-school V8 power. Sometimes there really is no replacement for displacement.
Read More -
Why It Can Cost So Much To Replace Your Car's Engine Mounts
Why do engine mounts cost so much to replace? It's less to do with the part itself and more with the various complicated tasks involved in replacement.
Read More -
The '90s Vs Today: How America's Taste In Car Colors Has Changed
When it comes to contemporary car colors, neutral hues seem to reign supreme. What was the auto rainbow like in 1996, and how does it compare?
Read More
-
-
14 Quirky Mini Gadgets That Make Great Gifts
If you're trying to figure out what gifts to buy for the tech-enthusiast in your life, browsing for mini-gadgets can be the way to avoid breaking the bank.
Read More -
Detergent Or Non-Detergent: What Oil Type Is Best For An Air Compressor?
You might not think so if you've never used one, but air compressors do often require oil to run. Do you need detergent or non-detergent for yours?
Read More -
This Classic JDM Sedan Pushed More HP In 1990 Than A Modern Ford Maverick
Japan's car market in the 1990s is the stuff of legends, but move beyond the Supras and Skylines of the world and you'll find some amazing sedans, too.
Read More -
MapQuest Now Works With Android Auto – Here's How To Use It
It's 2026 and MapQuest, of all things, is back in the headlines — and with that newfound attention comes Android Auto support for the first time.
Read More -
Yes, Porsche Makes 4-Door Sedan Models - Here's How Much They Cost In 2026
Porsche is probably best known for the rear-engined 911 coupe. But the German automaker has a couple of famly-friendly four-doors in its lineup too.
Read More -
8 Ryobi Power Tools For Woodworking That Cost Less Than $150
From routers and planers to sanders and saws, these Ryobi power tools for woodworking all cost less than $150 and can cut, shape, and finish your next project.
Read More
-
12 Solar-Powered Gadgets That Can Come In Handy For Homeowners
Gadgets that you can recharge using solar power offers convenience and peace of mind for homeowners during emergencies and for everyday use.
Read More -
Can You Use A Portable Air Conditioner In An Outdoor Space?
It can be tempting to want to bring your portable indoor air conditioner outdoors to cool you off, but you may want to think twice before doing so.
Read More -
Scientists Studied Over 400K Hard Drives, And This Major Tech Brand's Failed The Most
Shopping for your data storage? A massive study analyzing over 400,000 hard drives revealed which major tech manufacturer suffered the highest failure rates.
Read More -
3 Tech Brands Owned By TCL
TCL is best known for making great, budget-friendly TVs, but the brand also has several subsidiaries that are reasonably well-known in their own right.
Read More
-
MapQuest Now Works With Android Auto – Here's How To Use It
It's 2026 and MapQuest, of all things, is back in the headlines — and with that newfound attention comes Android Auto support for the first time.
Read More -
Yes, Porsche Makes 4-Door Sedan Models - Here's How Much They Cost In 2026
Porsche is probably best known for the rear-engined 911 coupe. But the German automaker has a couple of famly-friendly four-doors in its lineup too.
Read More -
How To Get The Highest-Quality Audio Out Of Apple CarPlay
Streaming music wirelessly through Apple CarPlay is convenient, but it's not the best-sounding way to listen. Here's how to improve the sound quality.
Read More
-
Pimax Dream Air Review: The New Svelte Prince Of Desktop VR Headsets
The Pimax Dream Air is tiny, nimble, and entirely able to take command of your at-home PC VR setup, so long as you can get one on your head.
Read More -
Ugreen FineTrack 2 Vs Apple AirTags: Tiny Soccer Balls Battle On The Find My Network
Ugreen has a series of tracking devices that work with Apple's Find My Network at a price that beats AirTags by a considerable amount.
Read More -
Mova LiDAX Ultra 3000 AWD Review: Today's Best Robot Mower Is A Tank
This isn't a moon rover, it's a serious investment in automated robot lawn mowing -- and a decent mobile yard patrol camera, too.
Read More -
TP-Link Tapo DL130 Smart Deadbolt Review: Unlock Your Door Like A Jedi
So you'd like to feel impressed by a new gadget purchase at the same time as you enhance your home security, yes? This Tapo smart deadbolt can do that.
Read More
Recommended Reads
Cars
Tech
Reviews
-
2026 Porsche Macan Electric Review: Neither Cheap Nor Flawless, But That Doesn't Matter
Google Pixel Watch 5 Review: Long Live The King
I Knew The 2026 Camry Was Frugal, But Toyota's Hybrid Sedan Is More Than Just The Value Choice
It's Expensive, But Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max Steals The Show
Roborock Q7 M5+ Review: An Affordable Robot Vacuum Made For Everyone
On-Hand Experts Power Our Reporting
We use a team of subject-matter experts from around the globe to help inform our original reporting.
Captain Richard Levy
Aviation Expert
Dev Nag
CEO, QueryPal
Dr. Laine Mears
Automotive Manufacturing Chair, Clemson University
Trusted And Experienced Authors
SlashGear employs a wide range of writers and editors with deep authority in their fields.
Chris Burns
Senior Lead Reviews Editor
Andy Zahn
Photographer & Tech Reviewer
Max Miller
Consumer Tech Journalist
-
OEM Vs. Aftermarket Oil Filters: Does It Matter Which One You Use?
If you change your oil at a service center, they might ask you if you'd prefer an OEM or aftermarket oil filter. Here's the difference and why it's important.
Read More -
When (And Why) Did Automakers Switch To CAN Bus Systems For Vehicle Electronics?
Modern vehicles have a lot of electronics, and the CAN bus keeps it all ticking along. Here's what the system does and why it became a reality.
Read More -
Why Are Clothes Dryers So Uncommon In European Countries?
Clothes dryers are far less common in Europe than in the U.S. Learn why Europeans choose to hang dry their clothes and why many households don't have a dryer.
Read More -
7 Sports Cars That Are More Practical Than The Mazda MX-5 Miata
The Mazda MX-5 Miata, for all its capability isn't always the most practical choice for interior space. However, these seven options retain the sports car feel.
Read More -
Who Makes Cafe Appliances And Where Are They Manufactured?
Café is a premium appliance brand that focuses mainly on aesthetics, but still makes quality products. Who owns the company and where are its appliances made?
Read More -
Want To Stop Your Brakes From Sticking? This May Be A Solution
Sticking brakes are annoying and a safety hazard. However, you can often prevent it from happening at all with a little regular maintenance.
Read More -
Chief Engineer Explains Why GM Ditched The Corvette's Fuel Door Lock
Discover why GM quietly dropped the fuel door solenoid and what Corvette engineers say about theft risks.
Read More -
5 Of The Coolest New Harbor Freight Tools Available In September 2026
Harbor Freight seems to add new and helpful tools to its inventory with each passing day. Boost your toolkit's functionality for September 2026.
Read More -
Are Mower Deck Belts Universal? Here's What You Should Know
Your lawn mower deck belt will need to be replaced eventually, but you will need to buy one that fits your specific mower model. Here's how to know what works.
Read More
