How I test

Used daily. Then scored.

I review the tech I actually work with. Every product goes into my real setup and stays there through normal workdays before I write a word about it.

My desk: MacBook Pro, two external monitors, Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse

What I test with.

Every review is tested against
  • 14-inch MacBook Pro M5
  • Gawfolk 28" 3:2 monitor
  • ASUS monitor, mounted vertically
  • Magic Keyboard and Magic Mouse
  • AirPods Pro 3 and AirPods Max
AirPods Pro 3 on the deskApple Watch Ultra at the keyboard

How a review happens

  1. 1

    It becomes my daily gear

    The product replaces what I normally use, on real workdays, for as long as it takes to form an opinion.

  2. 2

    I test what matters on calls

    How I sound to other people, comfort after hours of wear, battery across a workday, and how it works with a Mac.

  3. 3

    Each test gets a score

    The scores show where it wins and where it falls short. The overall score is my judgment, not an average.

  4. 4

    I publish, and say how I got it

    Every review states whether I bought it or a brand sent it. Brands never see it first.

What a score looks like

From my AirPods Pro 3 review. Great on calls and comfort, pulled down by value after a hiss problem cost me two replacement pairs.

7.0
Call quality8
Noise cancelling8
Comfort8
Battery and connectivity7
Value6

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