Live With It - The DTNS Product Review Show

The MacBook Neo is Apple’s most affordable MacBook yet. But at just $599, does the low price come with major compromises? Robb Dunewood shares what surprised him after diving into his very first MacBook experience.Starring Sarah Lane, Robb DunewoodShow Notes Here.

Thinking about the sous vide life? Rich Stroffolino shares why the Breville Joule® Sous Vide has him hooked on immersion cooking and what you need to be aware in terms of cook times and supplies.Starring Sarah Lane, Richard StroffolinoShow Notes Here.

Does Google’s native YouTube app on Apple Vision Pro finally deliver on the promise of Apple’s mixed-reality headset? Sarah shares what it’s really like to live with it.Starring Sarah Lane, Roger ChangShow Notes Here.

The Commodore 64 Ultimate revives the iconic ’80s home computer recreating the hardware on an FPGA chip while also adding modern upgrades like HDMI and USB ports and RGB lighting. Tom Merritt and Brian Dunaway break down their hands-on experience—what works, what doesn’t, and who this nostalgia-fueled machine is actually for.Starring Sarah Lane, Tom Merritt, Brian DunawayShow Notes Here.

The 2025 second-gen refresh of Amazon Echo Studio is smaller, smarter, and more capable. It adds Alexa+, supports up to five speakers plus a sub for a full home theater setup, and upgrades to Wi-Fi 6 with a redesigned control interface. But are these tweaks enough to make it a must-buy?Starring Sarah Lane, Tom MerrittShow Notes Here.

Samsung DeX promises to transform your phone or tablet into a full-on desktop setup—just add a keyboard, mouse, and monitor. But does it actually deliver? After months of real-world use, Robb Dunewood breaks down what works, what doesn’t, and whether DeX can truly replace your PC.Starring Sarah Lane, Robb DunewoodShow Notes Here.