Tech Kitchen

03/25/2026

If you want a phone you can just set and forget until 2032, this might be it.

Watch the full breakdown to see if it's right for you and enter to win the one I tested in the video! 🎁

Hit the link in my bio to watch and enter!

03/11/2026

I think one of the biggest disconnects in the Smart Phone world and Ai phone era, is not knowing the difference between Samsung's $250 device hardware and the $2500+ device hardware.

03/10/2026

The Watch 8 is the smoothest Android experience I’ve ever had. It makes using Gemini feel instant, ask a question, get an answer, move on with your day.

Key Wins:

Instant AI: Gemini responds faster than ever thanks to the new hardware.

Health Sensing: The new BioActive sensor is flush against the skin, making the heart rate data actually reliable during heavy lifting.

Smart Replies: It suggests responses based on the tone of your conversation.

02/28/2026

Samsung A17 5G vs Samsung S25 Ultra (Wide Camera)

I think one of the biggest disconnects in the smartphone world today is not knowing the difference between $250 device hardware and $2500+ flagship hardware.

02/20/2026

The POV is quite different with these Meta Glasses (Gen2) Testing these out and working on a full walk through video ! Shout out to guy Bilal for letting me try these out !

02/15/2026

Samsung A17 5G vs Samsung S25 Ultra (Wide Camera)

I think one of the biggest disconnects in the smartphone world today is not knowing the difference between $250 device hardware and $2500+ flagship hardware. I hear it daily at Freedom Mobile.

People buy a budget phone and automatically think it represents the full experience of what a high end device can actually do.

Think about it like a kitchen. You can have the exact same recipe. That is the software. But if you are cooking on a cheap camping stove versus a high end chef’s kitchen the meal is going to come out different.

The budget phone is just trying to keep the lights on.

A budget processor is built for the basics. It is not meant for the heavy lifting that modern smartphone intelligence and speed require. While the software looks the same on the screen the hardware underneath is speaking a completely different language.

We often look at the price tag and question the cost of the glass and metal but we forget what we are really paying for. You are not just buying the hardware. You are paying for the thousands of hours of engineering that went into making these devices come to life.

You can argue about the price of the parts but you can’t argue with the genius required to make them work together perfectly. Do you buy for the price today or the performance for the next three years?

Let’s talk in the comments.

02/13/2026

32-inches of Samsung 4K QD-OLED.

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

01/24/2026

Installation day was a success, and the Bespoke unit looks incredible in the kitchen.

But the real win is the silence, it runs at a whisper quiet 38 dBA so I can actually film while it runs.

Plus, the 3rd rack handles espresso cups, and AI Energy Mode keeps the efficiency high.

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