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Ink and toner prices are ridiculous.
With a thermal label printer, you never need to buy any kind of cartridges.
Who doesn’t love that?
You can use Dymo’s for years and your only ongoing cost is the labels themselves.
They’re also fed by rolls, rather than sheets, so jams almost never happen.
Once I went from a regular printer to a Dymo LabelWriter, a lot of hassles went away.
So, you need to print labels. You know why thermal printers are better. Which model should you get?
There are a few things separating the Orbweaver Chroma and Tartartus V2 – price, keys, and adjustability.
I’ll get into all the details.
But first, why Razer? Aren’t there other options?
Not really – it’s either Razer, or a no-name keypad from a dicey brand with questionable reviews.
Logitech used to make the G13, but it’s been discontinued for a couple of years.
The Nostromo Speedpad n52 was one of the first keypads with mass popularity. It hasn’t been around for about a decade, though.
Razer bought the rights to the Nostromo from Belkin and made it for a while, then came out with the Orbweaver and Tartarus lines to add more keys and features.
Read on. I’ll break down all the differences and why you should pick one keypad or the other.
If you want a reliable wireless gaming mouse with a great warranty, Logitech is hard to beat.
The G603 and G703 Hero are similar but have several key differences.
Let’s see which is better for you.
Both mice use “LIGHTSPEED” wireless for a lag-free connection. The poll rate is 1000Hz, matching that of most wired gaming mice.
Forget using a mouse to create and retouch.
A pen and drawing pad is more natural, fluid, and precise.
But which one should you choose?
With so many drawing tablets over a huge price range, it can be tough to pick the right one.
This guide explains the differences. I’ll help you find which model of Huion or Wacom tablet fits best for the way you want to create.
Before we go further, you should know about the most common types of tablets.
The right tools make all the difference.
If you’ve ever tried doing delicate electronic work with a cheap soldering iron, you know what a disaster it can be.
Cheap Harbor Freight-level tools might get you by for a while with some types of projects. Not the case with soldering.
With Weller and Hakko tools, you’ll be spending more, but a range of equipment means they have a quality tool for every budget.
Which brand should you buy? Read on for my comparisons and recommendations.