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FiiO Snowsky Echo Nano Hands-On Review: This Tiny $50 Music Player Makes Unplugging Fun

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By David Herbert
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The FiiO Snowsky Echo Nano rests easily in one hand, showing just how compact the player is while its OLED screen provides quick access to music playback and library controls. The Snowsky Echo Nano looks like an MP3 player transported from another era, but its distraction-free approach to music may be more relevant today than ever. There is a strange trend happening in consumer technology.
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Logitech Mobi Fold Hands-On Review: The First Foldable Mouse

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By David Herbert
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This is Logitech's first attempt at a foldable mouse. Rather than following Microsoft's approach of creating a mouse that snaps completely flat, Logitech designed the Mobi Fold to close across its middle, much like a foldable phone. The result is a different approach to portability. Microsoft's Surface Arc Mouse prioritizes thinness, while the Mobi Fold prioritizes a smaller overall footprint.
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Logitech Keys-to-Go 2 Hands-on Review: Best Travel Keyboard?

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By David Herbert
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This is not Logitech's first attempt at the idea. The original Keys-to-Go wrapped almost the entire keyboard in a protective membrane, creating a design that was impressively portable, easy to clean and remarkably resistant to dust. However, its soft and somewhat mushy key action also took time to get used to. Nearly a decade later, Logitech has returned with exposed keys, a more conventional layout and many of the productivity features found on its larger keyboards.
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