You can drop it into an M.2 slot and watch boot times and game loads shrink.
You can play for weeks on one AA battery and barely feel the thing under your hand.
You can hook it up with one cable and keep using the TV remote you already hold.
You can go two days on one charge and still have a big screen for the commute.
Leave artwork on the screen all day and watch a game on it at night.
You can pinpoint where a sound came from and take a phone call without pulling the headset off.
You get rears and a subwoofer in the box, so footsteps actually come from behind you.
You can scribble in the margins with a pen that never needs charging.
You can get 30 hours of silence on a charge, and they nod off on their own when you set them down.
You can talk into the charging case itself when the noise around you gets loud.
You can fold it up against the backsplash when dinner's done and get half your counter back.
You get three batteries and a shoulder bag, so a whole afternoon of flying fits in one trip.
You can take notes with the pen, watch a movie on four speakers, and still get 12 hours out of it.
You can take calls and stream music straight from your wrist with no phone nearby.
Great sound comes in a comfortable, sleek package, and it's on sale.
You can slip it in a small bag and get through the whole day on one charge.
You can open a huge project folder or jump into a game almost as soon as you click.
You can set the temperature from your phone or just ask Alexa to do it.
You press one button, it lifts off your palm, films the shot, and comes right back.
If you want to keep your belongings safe at home, this indoor camera is a good addition to your tech stack.
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