Cheap In-Ear Monitor Showdown: 5 Driver In-Ear Monitors?
I compare in-ear monitors from BASN, AS, KZ, and CCA to see if they match the performance from a pro in-ear headphone at a fraction of the price.
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Fire HD 10 Unbox, First Setup
Next week I’ll be debuting a new show and because of it, I will be doing some stuff with the Amazon Fire Tablet. I already have a Fire 7, but I needed the fire 10 for the apps I’ll be installing. So why not unbox and set it up? Amazon Fire HD 10 This is […]
Comparing Podium Gooseneck Microphones for Podcasts, Conference Calls
With the Corona Virus causing world-wide concern, and many companies having decided to either ban or limit travel, we now have to turn to online conferencing to get business done. Our computers will be working harder, but webcams and microphones might not be up to the job. So a good microphone can help you in […]
BeatBuddy is a Drum Machine in a Guitar Pedal
A couple years ago, I got to talk with Singular Sound’s BeatBuddy at NAMM, and found out about this great product. Now it’s in the shop, and I am playing around with all the great songs I can play solo using it. What is BeatBuddy This is a pedal that adds a drummer to your […]
Modo Drum Modeler Customizes Your Virtual Drum Sounds
Geekazine has used and reviewed products from IK Multimedia for a few years now. Each product continues to show us that digital music is changing the way we record and perform music. Modo Drum is no different. This is a drum virtual instrument that allows you to create drum sounds, full kits, and studio-grade grooves […]
Setting up RTSP on Wyze to Use in Wirecast Live Stream
During my Wirecast Pros weekly show, I configure a Wyze camera for RTSP, then connect it to Wirecast for broadcast. Get the Wyze PTZ Camera Get Wirecast: https://geekazine.com/wirecast Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 2:24 Wyze Pan Tilt Camera (PT) 3:15 Wyze camera on Wirecast 4:11 Wyze Pan Tilt Camera from within Wirecast 5:12 Update Firmware and Enable […]
iRig Micro Guitar Amp for Practice, Busking
I’ve been playing through the iRig Micro Guitar Amp for a few weeks now, and it’s really grown on me. Similar to a Pig Nose Amp, but with added features like iOS and PC/Mac modeling, Aux input, and headphone jack, it’s the next level of guitar amp. Features of the iRig Micro Amp This 15 […]
ibi is a Personal Cloud for Your Photos and Video
Sharing your moments instantly is not only possible in this day and age, it can also be real simple as well. SanDisk has brought out the ibi (ee-bee) Smart Photo Manager, a device that will collect photos and video, then distribute to other mobile devices without a lot of configuration. About ibi This is a […]
DJI Osmo Action First Look
While at Cine Gear 2019, I got my first look at the DJI Osmo Action – their first 4K non-gimbal action camera. We even put the SD card into that camera and took a small walk around the stage. DJI Osmo Action This is DJI’s first attempt to rival GoPro with a on-body action camera. […]
Cooking in My Garage with the Hestan Cue Smart Cooktop
In Wisconsin, we love to cook outside. When the weather is warm, or cold, we’re out cooking burgers, brats, cheese, and yes – even beer! So the Hestan Cue is the perfect thing for us, as we can prepare food for the grill and not heat up the kitchen doing so. Pros – Hestan Cue […]
Elgato Stream Deck XL with Companion and VICREO is Perfect for Multiple Device Control
I have been a fan of Elgato Stream Deck for a while. I purchased my first deck last year – the LCD buttons giving you a clear idea of what you are choosing helps out a lot when you’re trying to run your own video, create content, play a game, and more. Pair it with […]
AverMedia Live Gamer Mini Captures Video in 1080p 60fps
Getting into live streaming is something you might be thinking of. Whether it for gaming, your new YouTube or Twitch channel, even some Facebook Live, or LinkedIn Live. With a lot of USB options, AverMedia is one of the top options out there. The Live Gamer Mini is a capture device that will work with […]
What’s Fake and What’s Real on Wish.com
For the last few months, I’ve been keeping tabs on Wish.com– a website that sells items at apparently wholesale prices. Many have found knockoff products on this site, and I am no different. In this video, I go through the items I bought, what turned out to be fake, and some thoughts if you’re purchasing […]
Wirecast One, Wirecast 12.1, with LinkedIn Live, and a New Price Structure
This week, Telestream announced not only a new pricing structure, and update to the popular streaming software Wirecast, but also a new version of Wirecast One – a simple single camera version that is affordable, and powerful. Release of Wirecast 12.1 With Wirecast 12, the software has a very unique setup. It doesn’t matter what […]
Nuguna Neckband Helps You Feel the Important Sounds Around You
One in Twenty people in the US are hard of hearing. Close to 1 million people in the US are outright deaf. In the meantime, we want to bury ourselves in noise cancelling headphones so we can be in our little world. So when things like the doorbell rings, a loved one is shouting at […]
HP Laserjet Pro M148fdw Review: A $149 All-in-One Laser Printer
Looking for a black and white laser printer, that also acts as a scanner and fax machine? Don’t want to pay much for it? HP has come out with a great printer that won’t break the bank for printing; and that includes getting replacement toner. HP LaserJet Pro M148fdw Review This is a smaller printer, […]
GameSir VX Gaming Keyboard/Mouse for XBox One, PS4, Switch
In the last few weeks, I’ve been testing out a gaming device that might give gamers an advantage in playing. Personally, I love mechanical keyabords, because they have a tactile feel like no other. This gaming half-keyboard from GameSir not only gives me that feel, but a new way to game. About the GameSir VX […]
A Deeper Dive in Qualcomm Cellular V2X Concept Car
While at CES, we learned about how Qualcomm is forwarding our auto technology with with Celluar V2x (CV2x). During the Qualcomm press conference, the concept car showed us what our driving experience could be in the future. I sat down with Jeff Dumrauf to find out more about what we saw. This is not Autonomous – […]
X-Tempo POK Wireless Foot Controller Setup and Review
Creating music or video can be a tough project, especially if you are doing it on your own. Bringing in extra hardware so you can make the task easier helps – especially if you need to be as precise as possible. X-Tempo Design has a product to help with musicians, video producers, or anyone that […]
Titler Live 4 Broadcast on an Intel NUC for Livestreams
When you are live streaming on one device, there are so many things that can go wrong. Add in more software and you’ve got a computer that is maxing out process. Of course, many people are streaming to YouTube or Facebook, and trying to record the video as a backup. That is why I’ve worked […]
The 12 Days of Wishmas – Last Minute Gifts for Friends, Family, Yourself
Welcome to the twelve days of wishmas – a simple guide and wish list you can use to surprise a friend, lift the spirits of a family member, or just get yourself a great gift. At Geekazine, we look at many different tech items. Conner put together most of this list (guess which one was […]
Cheap, Off-Brand 4K Ultra HD Cameras: Are they Worth the Purchase? Kicteck HDV-534KM
If you search Amazon, eBay, or another site for a 4k video camera, you might see many off-brand versions for a low price and a lot of keywords in the title like “Ultra HD”, “Wifi”, and more. You have never heard of these brands before, but they are rated on Amazon as a choice buy. […]
Fositan Bi-Color 336 LED Lights with Cowboy Stand
I am always looking for a good light system for interviews, product reviews, and more. I actually have Fositan lights in my pack. So when they asked me to review the Bi-color 336 LED lights with cowboy stand, I didn’t hesitate. *I received product for review, but all opinions are of Geekazine.com Get the Fositan […]
$50-$90 Tablet Throwdown Review for 2018 – Amazon Fire vs. Lenovo Tab 4, Aoson S7+, Neutab, Fusion5
We’re updating the $50 tablet Throwdown! This year, I decided to look at tablets that would cost between $50-90. These tablets will most likely be on discount during Black Friday sales, so you can get yours at a great price! This is also in conjunction with the Tablet Buying Guide article on Geekazine. A full […]
Tablet Buying Guide
Tablet Buying GuideJeffrey Powers – @geekazine Intro Believe it or not, the tablet was created long before the iPad came out. The firt tablet demonstrated happened in 1956. When we talk consumer tablets, the PDA could have been considered – Palm Pilot, Compaq iPaq, and Apple Newton. However, we identify the first tablets for market […]