Dad Logic

A Seattle dad writing about tech and family travel

CleanMyMac X Makes Your Mac Run Like New

Rather than rushing out to buy a new computer, we decided to try CleanMyMac X, which is a cleaning app that promises to make your Mac as good as new. CleanMyMac X was simple to install. We just downloaded the program from the website and then ran the installation program.

Edifier’s S880DB Speakers are Small, but Deliver Big Sound

Good things really can come in small packages, even when it comes to audio. Edifier’s S880DB speakers prove that it is possible to pack a lot of tech into a smaller footprint without sacrificing sound quality. One of the joys of working from home, other than avoiding traffic, is that I can listen to music […]

Verizon doesn’t just sell phones. They have stuffed otters too?

Why does Verizon sell stuffed toys? Its otter nonsense. A few years ago, it might have seemed strange to find anything other than a cell phone in a Verizon store. The store were known for having a wide selection of phones, and some cases and Bluetooth earpieces. If you wanted anything beyond that, you had […]

BenQ’s EW3270U 4K HDR Monitor Delivers High Resolution Graphics While Reducing Eye Strain

The BenQ EW3270U 4K HDR Monitor is designed to reduce eye strain through the use of low blue light and flicker-free technology. And after a few weeks of use, I have to say that it really works. I immediately noticed the difference between using the BenQ monitor at home and when I used the monitor at work. In addition to the reduced eye discomfort, I appreciated the high quality display and how it made everything look crisp.

The Lorex 4K Security System Makes it Simple to Protect Your Home

We just installed a 4K NVR video system from Lorex and it gives us clear images of our home in both daylight and at night. The system came with two bullet cameras, two motorized dome cameras, and a network video recorder (NVR) which stores all the video footage locally at my home.

The BenQ ScreenBar Reduces Glare So You Can Focus on Your Work

Between my time spent at work, writing this blog, and taking college classes I usually spend 10-12 hours a day looking at a computer screen. My work days often begin early so I can take international conference calls. In the evenings, after I have dinner and spend time with the family, I will put in a few more hours of work. This time is usually spent on the blog or completing schoolwork. It is during these late-night work sessions that I can really feel the eye strain that comes from looking at a monitor all day.

Make Your Home Sparkle with the Sun Joe SPX3000 Electric Pressure Washer

There are few things more satisfying than watching the grime melt away as you pressure wash your patio. I have been on a cleaning spree these past few weeks as we prepared to move out of our rental house. Carpets were cleaned, bathrooms were scrubbed, and a power wash to the back patio made the […]