Tag Archive for Outdoor

Product Previews/Reviews, Reviews

Tauren Outdoor Bluetooth Solar Powered Speaker Review

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Neat little speaker…

Link: http://technogog.com/review/review-of-tauren-outdoor-bluetooth-solar-powered-speaker/

Quote:
“Up for review today I’ve got a Bluetooth speaker from a company called Tauren and what sets this one apart from others is that it has a built-in solar panel for additional power while you’re on the go. It has a solar panel so obviously it’s a product that’s meant top be used more outdoors and it seems rugged and durable and they even include a carabineer so you can attach it to your pack while you’re out and about. The speaker can also be used as a speakerphone so you don’t even have to take your phone out of your pocket or pack while you’re hiking to take calls. Battery life isn’t the greatest at about four hours, but the solar panel will supposedly extend the playback time, but still four hours isn’t really much at all in my opinion. Read on to learn more.. ”

Product Previews/Reviews, Reviews

Anear Led Ultra Bright Wireless Weatherproof Spotlight Review

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New review by me, great product, love it…

Link: http://technogog.com/review/review-of-anear-led-ultra-bright-wireless-weatherproof-spotlight/

Quote:
“Lighting, security and all that, we need it all these days but it can be difficult to get these things installed if you don’t know how or have the correct tools. I needed extra light on the side of my home and found that it wasn’t going to be an easy task to get power to the light so I put it off, but luckily a company named Anear recently contacted me with a review request. Today for review I’ve got the Anear Led Ultra Bright Wireless Spotlight that runs on regular batteries and should theoretically last for about a year. The light is very well made, it’s all weather proof, and it’s fairly easy to install. Read on to learn more… ”

Reviews

Reivew of Marrywindix Outdoor 5m Clothesline

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Today for review I have a clothesline, yes a clothesline. I review all kinds of stuff and I like useful things and a clothesline is very useful to me. It’s from a company called Marrywindix, it’s made of nylon and it’s waterproof so you could even use it outside. Read on to learn more..

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Product Previews/Reviews, Scouting, Camping, Outdoors

EasyAcc 9000mAh All-weather Outdoor Power Bank Review

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New review by me on Technogog

Link: http://technogog.com/review/review-of-easyacc-9000mah-all-weather-outdoor-power-bank/

Quote:
“I like rugged outdoor style stuff, not because I go and do outdoor type stuff all the time but because they’re more resilient and more rugged and less apt to break easily. Something like a portable battery is nice have to take with you but most of them aren’t made for outdoor and all-weather use but the one I have for review today is from a company called EasyAcc. The battery is called the Power Bank PB9000TP with the 9000 standing for the battery capacity which is a large 9000mAh which should be more than enough to charge a single device numerous times or many devices once. The battery is rugged and durable and it’s dust and waterproof meaning you can take it with you camping, hiking or whatever outdoor activity and not worry about the weather but still have power when you need it. Read on the learn more… ”

Product Previews/Reviews, Scouting, Camping, Outdoors

Attmu Outdoor Survival Paracord Bracelet Review

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New review by me on Technogog…

 

Link: http://technogog.com/review/review-of-attmu-outdoor-survival-paracord-bracelet/

Quote: "Up for review today I have a pair of survival paracord bracelets from a company called Attmu. I bought these on Amazon for about $10 for two of them, one green colored and one black colored but these are not just plain bracelets. The two bracelets also have a tiny knife or scraper built into the buckles along with a whistle and a magnesium bar for starting fires to keep you warm. For the price they are worth it I think, but they’re not perfect. Read on to learn more…"