Shortly after reviewing the £1k+ Luxaflex PowerView automatic blinds, Aqara offered me a more affordable alternative, the new Aqara Roller Shade Driver E1. This is an adaptor that will convert existing roller blinds that have a beaded chain into automatic blinds. As the Luxaflex blinds let in too much light during the daytime, I decided … Read more
[Update @ 07:50 BST / 06:50 UTC] It is now working for me but the search console data is still stuck on Friday While this is not quite my usual consumer tech news, it will likely be affecting many website owners this morning. Currently, when you log into Google Search Console, formerly Webmaster Tools, and … Read more
The Nothing ear (1) earbuds have probably been the most marketed and hyped earbuds in existence. As much as I like Carl Pei and what he did with OnePlus I have found the whole Nothing campaign cringeworthy and annoying. Weekly press releases for minor details quickly became tiring. It wouldn’t have been bad if it … Read more
This content was provided by Iwona Zalewska who is the DRAM Business Manager at Kingston Technology – Any internal, external or affiliate links were added by James the editor Deciding how much system memory (RAM, or random-access memory) to purchase is an age-old problem faced by anyone buying a computer. Whether it was the 16-bit … Read more
EPOS has taken the existing, excellent H3 headset and bumped up its connectivity options for their latest H3 Hybrid gaming headset. Rather than being limited to 3.5mm, the EPOS H3 Hybrid now has USB-C and Bluetooth while retaining the 3.5mm option. This massively expands the convenience and compatibility with devices allowing you to use any … Read more
The THX Onyx is the first time THX has produced consumer hardware with them traditionally just certifying products. However, the brand was acquired by Razer back in 2016, and they have started to expand their horizons. It will be interesting to see if THX expand their product range, Razer already has an extensive audio peripheral … Read more
I am a little late to the game, but I finally got my hands on the OnePlus Nord 2 to review. The original OnePlus Nord was the first attempt from the brand at an affordable phone, and it was massively hyped and universally praised. It was no doubt a good phone, but I didn’t feel … Read more
With nearly 100 million active Mac users worldwide, Apple’s strength lies with its mobile devices. But, like any device that uses the internet, there are security weaknesses that criminals can exploit. As we become more tech-reliant, we see cybercrime increase almost exponentially. Even companies, like Apple, struggle to create truly impenetrable layers of security. In … Read more
This week, Apple announced their latest phones, the iPhone 13 series. The yearly cycle has become relatively predictable with incremental upgrades as they perfect the phone but never anything particularly groundbreaking. As part of the cycle is the yearly chipset refresh, much like Android. Apple keeps the naming conventions simple, so we have shifted from … Read more
Yesterday, Xiaomi announced their latest phones, the Xiaomi 11T and the 11T Pro. They both look amazing, the Xiaomi 11T Pro is just £599 but includes the flagship Snapdragon 888 chipset, a 120Hz AMOLED display, 108MP camera, 5000mAh battery, and it is the first phone to launch in the west that features 120W charging. That … Read more
My OnePlus Nord 2 review will be live at some point this week. As I am quite impressed with the camera, in relation to the price of the phone, I think it deserves a post dedicated to the camera. At the very least it gives me a page to dump all the photos on rather … Read more
Yesterday, the latest iPhone 13 models were announced. As usual for Apple and most phone brands, this was more of an incremental upgrade rather than anything significant, but all the small changes add up to something impressive. I am an Android user, and one thing that always bugs me about Android is the limited case … Read more
The term mid-range isn’t really solid, and what the industry is willing to sell us under that name are actually flagship phones from companies that are not Samsung or Apple. But, the real mid-range phones for gaming in 2021 are those that are up to $400 and that most people can afford. But, to get … Read more
If you see this review anywhere other than mightygadget.co.uk it has been scraped/stolen. The REDMAGIC 6S Pro is one of the first phones to be announced with the brand-new Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+, and it will likely beat the ASUS ROG Phone 5s Pro for commercial availability. The phone is essentially the same as the REDMAGIC … Read more
EPOS has announced their latest gaming headset, the EPOS H3 Hybrid, which combines USB, 3.5 mm & Bluetooth connectivity for universal compatibility with all consoles and other devices. The new H3 Hybrid headset can then combined a Bluetooth connection with your phone and a wired connection with your console/PC enabling players to chat with friends … Read more
I reviewed the Infinix Hot 10S NFC earlier on in the year and was amazed at the specification and overall performance you got for something costing $120. Infinix is now back with the ZERO X series, which aims to bring some of the high-end camera features we have seen on the likes of Samsung and … Read more