How To Connect Your Sony Wireless Subwoofer
Sony's SA-SW3 and SA-SW5 subwoofers pack a punch in a small package. Here are instructions for connecting and troubleshooting your Sony wireless subwoofer.
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How Many Plane Crashes Has Harrison Ford Survived? (And Is He Still Flying Today?)
Harrison Ford piloted the Millennium Falcon as Han Solo, but he's been flying real planes since the 1960s. How many times have Harrison Ford's planes crashed?
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4 Places Where You Can Sell A Junk Car (Even Without A Title)
Getting rid of a junker can be a pain. It may not run, you might not know its value, and you might not have a title. You still have options, though.
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How Much Weight Can Your Truck's Tailgate Hold?
Pickup truck tailgates can extend your bed's storage length, help you climb up or down into the truck, and more. Just how much weight can they actually hold?
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The Brabus Smart Car 0-60 Time: How Quick Is It?
The tiny, revolutionary Smart Car offered a Brabus version that promised much better performance. How quick is this minute car from 0-60 mph?
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What Does It Take To Become An F-35 Pilot In The US Air Force?
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the skies. An overwhelming number of new fighter pilots in the Air Force want to fly it.
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10 Things You Should Know Before Buying A Mazda 3 (New Or Used)
If you're dead-set on a Mazda3, whether in sedan or hatchback form, be sure to consider these 10 things before putting down your money.
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Which Lawn Mowers Have Oil Filters? (And How Often To Change Them)
Your lawn mower is powered by an engine just like your car, albeit at a much smaller scale, so do you need to worry about changing the oil filter?
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Is Paramount Plus Worth Getting? Here's What You Need To Know
Paramount Plus is one of the lesser talked about streaming platforms, but it might be exactly what some are looking for when it comes to streaming.
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This Is The Oldest NASCAR Track Still In Use Today
NASCAR has been around for over three-quarters of a century, and lots of tracks have hosted its races. But one in particular has stood the test of time.
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What Does 'Right Of Way' Mean While Driving And Who Has It At A Four-Way Stop?
Drivers often hear the term "right of way," but it's a term that confuses many. Who has the right of way at a four-way intersection with stop signs, especially.
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How Close Can You Park To A Fire Hydrant? (And What Happens If You Block One?)
If you're just trying to park and can't find a space, you might be tempted to park close to a fire hydrant. However, where exactly you can park may vary.
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2025 Ducati XDiavel V4 First Ride: Tearing Up The Cruiser Playbook
To a self-professed cruiser hater, Ducati's new XDiavel V4 could seem like more of the same. But time on the saddle - and in the wet - brings surprises.
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Can You Use A 40V Battery In A 20V Black And Decker Tool?
It can be tempting to use a more powerful 40V battery in your 20V Black And Decker tool, but it's unlikely to fit and could even damage the tool.
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When Did Subaru Enter The US And What Was The First Model It Sold In The Country?
Subaru came to the US in a rather unusual way some 50 years ago. What was the first model that the brand offered here? Was it any good?
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2025 Can-Am Canyon First Ride: Three-Wheel FOMO
Can-Am wants the Canyon to bring a whole new audience to three-wheelers, but does this beefy trike strike the right balance?
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10 Settings You Should Immediately Change On Your Ring Camera
Home security can be a complicated realm to dive into, but if you've decided to enter the Ring ecosystem, there are some settings you should know to turn off.
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Why Today's Cruise Ships Are Slower Than Classic Ocean Liners
Modern cruise ships have restaurants, pools, and fancy rooms, but they're actually slower than ocean liners of yesteryear. This is intentional, and here's why.
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Bose Vs. Beats In 2025: Which Sound Better, And Feel Nicer According To Owners?
Bose and Beats are some of the biggest players in the headphone industry, but which is better? Here's what owners have to say about both brands.
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Mazda EZ-60 Vs. Tesla Model Y: What's The Difference In Price, Range, & Performance?
The Mazda EZ-60 is a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Y in China, but how to they stack up against each other? Here's what you need to know.
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Why Did US Warplanes Have Only One Roundel?
Have you ever wondered why U.S. aircraft during World War II only had one roundel on their wings? Surprisingly, it wasn't an aesthetic choice.
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SlashGear Audio Week 2025
SlashGear's Audio Week is an informative and entertaining look at everything available in the sound-centric consumer electronics market today.
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Why Your Black And Decker Battery Charger Is Flashing Red (And Possible Fixes)
Black and Decker battery charger flashing red? Learn what it means, common causes, and how to fix it to get back to charging safely.
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What Is A Solenoid & How Does It Work In Relation To Your Car's Engine?
Solenoids are all over our homes and cars, helping us perform all manner of important tasks. How do solenoids work, and where are they used on a car engine?
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Why Are Tape Measures Curved Instead Of Flat?
Ever wonder why tape measures are curved instead of flat? Learn why it’s shaped that way and how it helps you measure better!
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How Many S-400 Missile Squadrons Might India Have & What Do They Cost?
Tensions between India and Pakistan are on the rise. India's forces include S-400 missile squadrons used to defend its airspace. How many does the country have?
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Listening Is Believing: The Audeze LCD-S20 Has Changed The Way I Think About Headphones
Give the high-end Audeze LCD-S20 headphones a try, and you'll never look at your old earbuds the same way again.
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