Is a battery lawn mower worth it? My channel is all about smart and sustainable technologies, but I never thought that I’d be wanting to talk about ... a lawn mower. But here we are. I’ve been using an electric Ego lawn mower for the past 5 years, but just upgraded to the newest (2020) Ego Power+ 21
As good as the Tesla app and software experience is, they don't always cover all of our needs. Want to add voice assistant support to your car? Or see how much you’re paying to charge your car over the month? How about smarter scheduled charging, or automatically heating your car on a cold morning?
I put together a quick video of my top 10 Tesla gift ideas for that Tesla fan in your life ... or maybe it’s just yourself. But in either case, these are some nice little extras for that special Tesla owner.
Solar panels for home - 1 year later! Ever since I published the video about my solar panel system on my home earlier in the year, and my experience with the installation and energy production I’ve been seeing, I’ve been asked for an update on how it’s going. Let’s take a look at how much energy my
What's the best Tesla Model 3 USB hub? A couple of months ago Jeda released their own USB hub made specifically for the Model 3, which costs $80. You can pick up a cheap USB hub for $10 on Amazon. That’s a pretty big gap in price. Is the Jeda USB Hub worth the extra $70?
Ever since I published the video about my solar panel system on my home earlier in the year, and my experience with the installation and energy production I’ve been seeing, I’ve been asked for an update on how it’s going. By a lot of people. Well, it’s time. How much energy production have I been se
What's the best wireless phone charger for Tesla Model 3? A new version of the Jeda Wireless Charger was just released, so here's my updated review. With some strong competition from chargers like the Nomad Tesla Model 3 charger, Jeda made some significant changes to their charger. Let’s run through
There are a lot of third party Tesla apps to choose from, but many of them just duplicate the official Tesla app’s basic functionality and aren’t worth installing. The only apps that really warrant checking out are those that give you functionality or analysis that you can’t get from Tesla directly.
Will the savings you gain from solar panels really pay for the cost of installing the system in the first place? And even more secondary questions come up like, are solar panels difficult or expensive to maintain? How long do solar panels last? Will solar panels work where I live? Those are all ques
I’ve gotten a lot of questions on what products I use to clean my Model 3, and what my recommendations are for things like a spare tire. Basically, how I care for my car, so I thought it would be good to compile a few ideas and suggestions into one video.
I received a lot of feedback and questions after my last video on the Tesla Audio system. Some called me out on issues around Slacker Radio and limitations of the USB audio input, others asked for a deeper dive into the audio settings and speaker performance. So here’s the hotly anticipated sequel:
The Tesla Model 3 audio system is ... in a word ... amazing, but it all comes down to sources you’re using. Which is better, the built in Slacker Radio streaming service, your phone over bluetooth, or plugging in a USB thumb drive full of MP3s? The answer ... well, it depends ... it’s complicated.