Do Vinyl Records Actually Sound Better Than CDs? We Take A Closer Look
Whether you prefer collecting vinyl or collecting CDs, the narrative has always been that vinyl sounds better. How true is this? SlashGear investigates.
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5 Of The Best Yamaha Raptor Years Ever Made
The Yamaha Raptor series was born in 2001, and it's been a staple of the ATV world ever since. Here's a look at some of the company's most popular quads.
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What Ever Happened To IronHorse Motorcycles?
Iron Horse Motorcycles was an iconic manufacturer in the custom motorcycle space, but what ever happened to the company and the bike scene it helped define?
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HTC Returns From The Dead With A New Android Phone, And It Actually Looks Good
While mostly gone from the U.S. market for several years, HTC is making a return with a new 'flagship' Android phone that seems like a powerful reprise.
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Honor 200 Series: Here's What You Need To Know
Honor has debuted details of its next pair of flagship smartphone models based on Android. We're taking a deep dive into both versions to compare.
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5 Honda SUV Models Available In 2024 (And Which Is The Bestseller)
Honda is one of the most reliable car brands out there, and it's steadily grown its SUV offerings over the years. Here's what you can buy in 2024.
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Every Honda Model Powered By The J35 Engine
One of the most enduring Honda V6 engines is the J35, which has been in service for over 15 years. Here's every Honda model powered by the J35 engine.
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Sweden Is Sending Recon Planes To Ukraine: Here's What They Can Do
In an effort to bolster Ukraine's intelligence gathering and defense systems, Sweden is coming to aid with airborne defense systems and radar tracking.
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How Much Horsepower Does A Kawasaki Ninja 650 Motorcycle Have, & How Fast Is It?
The Kawasaki Ninja 650 is a big step up from the more beginner-friendly Ninja 400, but it's still far from the fastest motorcycle the company offers.
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This Laptop Bag Is The Best I've Used In Nearly 10 Years
The Razer Rogue 16 Backpack V3, Chromatic edition, rolls everything brand's learned about pocket placement, comfort, and gear safety into one very nice bag.
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5 Mid-Size SUVs To Avoid When Looking For A Used Car In 2024
If you have your sights set on a used mid-size SUV, but unsure which make and model to get, here are five that you should steer clear of in 2024.
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We Tried Amazon's Most Popular Bluetooth Speaker, And It Defied Expectations
Why have so many people purchased this particular cheap speaker? Is it genuinely that good? We tested it to find out all the answers you need.
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8 Factors To Keep In Mind Before Setting Out On Your First 4x4 Off-Road Adventure
Off-roading is great, but 4x4 driving comes with its own set of challenges and risks. Being prepared means you can handle those challenges and keep having fun.
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The World War I 'Mephisto' Tank: Where It Is Now
Germany created the formidable A7V Sturmpanzerwagen tank in response to Britain's Mark I. Only one of these World War I tanks, named "Manifesto," remains.
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Can DeWalt Tools And Batteries Be Used If They Get Wet?
DeWalt power tools have a reputation for durability, but can they tackle exposure to water? Getting Dewalt tools and batteries wet has a number of risks.
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5 Legendary Audi Models You Can't Buy In The U.S.
There are many reasons why a car never makes it over to this side of the pond. Here are some legendary Audi models you can't buy in the U.S.
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5 Compact SUVs To Avoid When Looking For A Used Car In 2024
If you are set on buying a used compact SUV but are still unsure which make and model to go with, here are five to avoid at all costs in 2024.
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SOHC Vs DOHC Engines Explained: What's The Difference, And Which Is Better?
You might have seen the acronyms SOHC or DOHC stamped onto an engine, but what do these designations mean, what's the difference, and is one better?
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Why Did The Russian Tsar Tank Fail?
The industrialization of warfare in WWI birthed all manner of unusual experimental war machines, such as the colossal Tsar Tank. We explain why it failed.
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Aston Martin DBX707: The 2025 Updates That Make It Super SUV Royalty
Aston Martin's SUV keeps the seductive looks and focuses updates where they pack a punch, but there's more than a slick new interior and matching tech, here.
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Kawasaki's Engine Recall: What Products Are Affected & How To Check If You Have One
Just recently, Kawasaki announced a recall on 68,500 engines. Here's what products are affected and how to check if you are the owner of one.
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6 Of The Most Powerful Inline-6 Engines Ever Put In Production Cars
Within a variety of premium and performance oriented cars are several variants of the inline-six engine - a versatile design capable of high horsepower/torque.
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Is The 2024 Harley-Davidson Street Glide Motorcycle Good For Beginners?
Harley-Davidson's Street Glide motorcycle is good-looking and packed to the brim with features, but is it a good bike for beginners? We dove into the details.
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ESR's Newest Collection Offers An Ultra-Fast 15W Qi2-Certified Charger For Every Occasion
ESR's new 15W Qi2-certified chargers offer some of the best on-the-go charging and power options for Apple products like the iPhone and Apple Watch.
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Was The Duesenberg Straight-8 A Good Engine, & How Powerful Was It?
Duesenberg isn't a name many but the most dedicated gearheads would recognize, but in the early days of the automobile, they made some very powerful engines.
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Can You Use Dado Blades With Harbor Freight's Hercules Table Saw? Here's What To Know
If you're trying to use dado blades on Harbor Freight's Hercules table saw, there are a few things you should know first about compatibility and safety.
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Are AirTags Allowed In Checked Luggage? Here's What The FAA Rules Say
AirTags are a great way to track your luggage when traveling, but are the location tracking devices allowed in checked luggage? Here's what the FAA Rules say.
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