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The Mountain Khakis Webbing Belt is a high-quality nylon-webbed option with a buckle that is able to open a bottle — an awesome bonus feature. For folks in the market for a stretchy belt that's ideal for travel and action sports, the Arcade Ranger is worth every penny.
The LifeActiv is the most stable. It keeps the phone mount close to the armband and includes a locking mechanism. The Tribe armband on the left holds the phone farther away from your arm than the Newppon armband on the right, resulting in a less stable, “ jiggly ” running experience. Credit: Matt Bento.
The AT-LP60XUSB provides the best value per dollar of any of the models we tested. The only comparable model is the Sony PSLX300USB, which sounds similar but lists for more. In fact, to get better sound quality you'll have to spend at least $150 more, with top-notch sound costing at least $200 more.
It uses a belt drive and an aluminum platter. The platter is lighter than those of the higher-end models but seems to be effective at keeping and vibration from reaching the record itself. It also uses a rubber mat, which does feel like a slight downgrade from the felt mats of models like the Audio-Technica AT-LP120XUSB. The tonearm is a light ...
In addition to serving as a belt clip, the included holster doubles as a convenient kickstand, allowing hands-free viewing in both portrait and landscape modes. An inner shell reinforced with an outer slipcover provides a sturdy foundation for protection, and the raised edge on the camera helps prevent the lens from getting scratched.
840 ft. Measured Obstructed Range. 280 ft. If you are searching for the absolute best cordless phone, we highly recommend the Panasonic KX-TGM420W + KX-TGMA44W. “ This model is one of the easiest to use, ” remarks our lead tester, and boasts crystal-clear sound quality and impressively long range.
A few models easily stood out. Our favorite model for pure fun is the Nerf Rival Roundhouse XX-1500 Blaster. With the set handle on top and the 15-round rotating cylinder, this thing can send foam balls very far and at a very rapid rate. We give the Rival Roundhouse a fun rating of 10.
The Pro-Ject Debut Carbon was the best sounding turntable we tested. Credit: Jenna Ammerman. The Audio Technica AT-LP60XUSB provided decent clarity that was a slight step down from the top scorers. It also showed noticeably smaller dynamic ranges, though it could still make loud notes sound punchy.
The OtterBox Defender is the most protective phone case tested but, unfortunately, weighs in at 2.4 ounces without the utility holster. Using the holster nearly doubles the weight of this case, making it a burly option. The OtterBox Commuter is a bit hefty but worth the extra weight for the extra protection.
The belt buckle on the Black Rhino collar can be a bit more of a hassle to use. Credit: David Wise The illuminated collar we tested — the Illumiseen — is relatively user-friendly but is a bit more work due to its electronic nature.