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Adrian Kingsley-hughes

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ZDNET recommends 240W magnetic USB‑C connectors to protect laptop ports — Zdnet.com

ZDNET recommends 240W magnetic USB‑C connectors to protect laptop ports

ZDNET reviewer Adrian Kingsley‑Hughes recommends a magnetic 240W USB‑C breakaway connector that acts like Apple’s MagSafe and comes as a two‑pack for $27, designed to protect USB‑C ports on laptops, phones, power banks and other devices. The adapter is a two‑part system: a small

ZDNET review: Galvanox 'pet‑proof' USB‑C cable resists cuts, fits phone cases — Zdnet.com

ZDNET review: Galvanox 'pet‑proof' USB‑C cable resists cuts, fits phone cases

ZDNET reviewed the Galvanox Pet‑Proof USB‑C to USB‑C charge cable, saying the cable is built to resist chewing and abrasion and is sold in 6‑foot and 10‑foot lengths for about $15 and $18 (ZDNET also lists $14.99 at Amazon). The review says everything that

10 small gadgets Adrian Kingsley-Hughes carries on his keychain — Zdnet.com

10 small gadgets Adrian Kingsley-Hughes carries on his keychain

ZDNET writer Adrian Kingsley-Hughes outlines 10 tiny gadgets he keeps on his keychain so essential tools are always within reach. The core of his setup is a KeySmart Air that serves as the main key loop and can carry an Apple AirTag. He also highlights a YubiKey 5C NFC hardware

ZDNET test: $10 'electromagnetic' car de‑icer failed to remove frost — Zdnet.com

ZDNET test: $10 'electromagnetic' car de‑icer failed to remove frost

ZDNET's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes tested a cheap device marketed as an "advanced electromagnetic antifreeze snow removal device" by leaving it in his car on a frosty night and found it did not remove snow or de-ice the windshield. The product box made a range of claims, including

ZDNET teardown finds 'advanced electromagnetic' car de-icer is just a blinking box — Zdnet.com

ZDNET teardown finds 'advanced electromagnetic' car de-icer is just a blinking box

ZDNET's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes tested an "advanced electromagnetic antifreeze snow removal device" and found it did not remove snow after leaving it in his car overnight and then taking it apart. The product box made several claims, including using "active electron interference" to prevent water

ZDNET reviewer finds tiny 'advanced electromagnetic' car de-icer ineffective — Zdnet.com

ZDNET reviewer finds tiny 'advanced electromagnetic' car de-icer ineffective

ZDNET's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes examined a small gadget marketed as an "advanced electromagnetic antifreeze snow removal device" and found it did not remove snow or prevent icing on a windshield. The product's packaging promises things like using "active electron interference" to stop water

ZDNET reviewer says Topdon JS3000 started his car after months in the trunk — Zdnet.com

ZDNET reviewer says Topdon JS3000 started his car after months in the trunk

ZDNET's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes says a Topdon JS3000 portable jump starter revived his car during a snowstorm after the unit had been stored in his trunk for close to six months. He found the device, connected it, pressed the boost button and the car started. The reviewer described the