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And looking to breathe easier and work smarter this summer, News swell's Eric Lanzgroner joins us now with Tech Check to tell you how. Back here with John Velasco, senior editor over at Tom's Guy. John, all right, let's talk about Morris. This is tech again that we're focusing on that's great for the summer months, and, and you know this, this time of year can be absolutely torturous in terms of air quality, and that's where this bad boy kind of looks like a giant Google home. Blue Pure 311 IMAX. It's silent. It's feather light, it filters out 99.97% of airborne particles, dander, pollen, dust, smoke, you name it. Blue Air says it uses what they call. Silent technology which combines electrostatic and mechanical filtration and you can get instant air quality readings via the app. It's very cool. Let's talk about what you have here on the front now too. Yeah, so recently I've been using a pressure washer, so I got two air from steel. The first one here is the RCA 20. It's more of a portable compact pressure washer if you want to water your plants and do some light cleaning. The great thing about it, it's super compact, super lightweight. You have the hose attachment. If you don't have a water access, you also have the storage here you can fill up with water for that. If you need more power though, like for weeds in between your pavers, this is the steel REA 100 plus. This has 2200 PSI. The other one had 350 PSI, so it's battery powered so super quiet, and I got to say, Eric, you know, using this on the pavers removes those weeds. It's great also for cleaning your car if you want to do that. Your sidings for your home, a lot of stuff you can do and comes all the hoses that you need. Very cool. All right, John, let's take a look at this one now. This is the UV E18 robot mower, no wires, no. Antennas like other brands, you charge it up, you pair it, you let it mow. It starts by auto mapping your lawn. The app allows you to set your mowing height, your speed, your virtual boundaries, no go zones, and once the mapping is done, you just watch it go. It's super quiet. It's got great obstacle avoidance, and it uses AI 3D cameras, does a great job allowing you to kick back, relax, using GPS, and I love how they give you that professional look. They cut in straight lines, cross cut, triangular cut, whatever you want. There's an option for you. John Velasco, senior editor over Tom's Scott, always good to see you. Thanks for having me. Thank you.

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News 12’s Eric Landskroner spoke with John Velasco, senior editor at Tom’s Guide, to discuss the latest in tech trends.

TECH CHECK: The hottest tech trends this upcoming summer

News 12’s Eric Landskroner spoke with John Velasco, senior editor at Tom’s Guide, to discuss the latest in tech trends.

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