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About Chris Hachey
Chris Hachey is a contributor for MakeUseOf with years of experience covering consumer tech. He has been published on XDA-developers.com, Pocket-lint.com, BGR.com, and other tech sites. He is passionate about finding great deals on tech, testing out new consumer electronics, and sharing his insights into smart home devices.
From Bluetooth speakers and earbuds to 2-in-1 laptops, Chris has tested hundreds of products to provide his audience with real analysis on how well something works. When he's not looking for the latest and greatest in tech, he's probably spending too much time on his phone, playing with his dog or daughter, or watching his favorite sports teams. Follow him on X @hach_tag
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I love Milwaukee, but the red tax makes no sense on these tools
Save some money and don't buy premium.
I went cordless everywhere, but these 3 power tools are still better with a cord
Vintage works in these instances.
If I built my smart home again, these are the devices I'd set up first
It's never too late to start fresh.
I ditched typing for dictation and now I'm writing twice as fast
This blew away my thoughts of being a fast typer.
The best Ryobi tool investment isn't a tool — it's the ONE+ battery system
This makes power tools easier to handle.
Your old tablet is a few steps away from becoming a free smart display
A useful redo for something I wasn't using anymore.
This is what your smart home needs, not another random gadget
Simplify and go forward into the future.
My library card unlocks a free streaming service that beats Netflix's catalog for my taste
I can't believe this is free.
I let this app take over my sprinklers, and my lawn looks better for less
Set your lawn up for better success.
I never add a smart device to my home without doing these 4 things first
Set your home up for immediate success.
You probably already have a Thread router in your home that you're not using
Your smart home could be better than you realize.
Look for these 4 logos before buying any smart home device — they show what actually works together
If you see this, you're all set.
I never pay full price for power tools because the sale calendar never changes
I always keep an eye out for deals.