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The best Hardware Reviews newsletters

5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

michaelstinkerings.org· irregular· Published 14 days ago

Detailed, hands-on reviews of mini PCs and PC expansion hardware, with spec tables, wall-power measurements and benchmarks. Each review includes clear disclosure of vendor relationships and published test data.

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nepamesh.com· irregular· Published 28 days ago

NEPAMesh is a Meshtastic group newsletter for Northeast Pennsylvania that publishes hands-on hardware reviews with measured battery and signal data, plus explainers on regulatory issues affecting the 900 MHz band. Readers get practical node comparisons and plain-language context on FCC rules that matter to local mesh operators.

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pupboss.com· irregular· ZH· Inactive for over a year

A personal blog by a retired Chinese-speaking tech enthusiast covering network setup, including Clash proxy configuration and DNS behaviour, and detailed teardowns and measured tests of TP-LINK routers. It also touches on road trips and US stock investing.

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cheeseturbulence.com· irregular· Published 19 days ago

A reviewer's blog-style newsletter about mechanical keyboards, centred on the WorkLouder XYZ and its hidden 48th key and firmware quirks. Readers get a candid, hands-on take on keyboard hardware plus occasional video announcements.

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blog.pedronveloso.com· irregular· Inactive for over a year

A personal tech blog with hands-on device reviews and troubleshooting write-ups, mainly about Microsoft Surface hardware and Android TV. Readers get first-hand usage impressions and practical fixes, plus an occasional curated link list.

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