Most people no longer live on a single machine. A MacBook for creative work, a Windows desktop for heavier tasks, an iPad for meetings, and a phone for everything in between. The awkward dance of swapping keyboards, re-learning shortcuts, or tolerating cramped laptop layouts becomes daily routine, and most wireless sets still assume you are loyal to one OS and one device at a time, which feels increasingly out of step with how people actually work.
In my quest to find a small, portable, low-cost camera for confined spaces, I found , designed specifically to inspect ear canals. Although that is its advertised purpose, this tiny 1080p HD camera can be used for a variety of tech needs. I'm not a doctor, so I'm not going to recommend that you insert this camera into any orifice. If you're going down that route, you're on your own! I'm also not reviewing any of the ear cleaning tools.
Inside the tag is a super-loud, ear-splitting 130 dB beeper that is far superior to the puny 80 dB beeper in the AirTag. This extra power makes it much easier to find your keys when they've gone down the back of the sofa (yup, that's happened to me) or fallen out of your hand and into a prickly bush (also happened to me).