My first turbo trainer review was the Bkool Smart Pro 2 back in 2018, I then bought the Tacx Flux S Smart Turbo Trainer the year before COVID, which turned out to be an amazing investment that kept me fit during that time, and I eventually upgraded to the Tacx Neo Bike Smart Trainer, which…
Last year, I reviewed the Acemagic TX15 laptop, which was available for just £290 at the time of writing and was a decent budget laptop that was capable of handling everyday tasks like office work, web browsing, and media streaming. I have now been sent the Tivique TX15, a brand closely related to Acemagic. This…
In recent years, Ugreen has been releasing increasingly powerful desktop chargers, with my most recent review being the Nexode 500W 6-port charger, which includes a single USB-C port capable of 240W output. The company has established itself as a serious competitor to Anker in the charging accessories market, consistently delivering well-built products with competitive specifications….
I have previously reviewed a few Bluetooth trackers from brands like TrackR, Mint, Chipolo and Tile. Tile is by far the best of the bunch, but I have always found it frustrating to be locked into a proprietary app rather than native tracking you can get on an iPhone. Google finally launched their version, which…
The Honor Magic range of flagship phones has been my favourite flagship Android phone for several years. I reviewed the Honor Magic7 Pro last year and thought it was outstanding. As usual for Honor, they have launched the successor at the start of the year, making it one of the first phones to feature the…
I reviewed the Redmi Note 14 Pro Plus 5G almost a year ago and thought it was excellent. The Redmi Note series has long been Xiaomi’s bread and butter in the mid-range smartphone market, offering compelling specifications at prices that consistently undercut the competition. With the Redmi Note 15 Pro+ now available, the question is…
The Reolink Elite Floodlight WiFi was the first floodlight camera from Reolink designed to be wired directly into your mains, similar to traditional floodlights and most competing smart video floodlights. Reolink announced the TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi back in September, and I have been reviewing it for the past few weeks. If you are familiar with…
A few days ago, I reviewed the superb Plaud NotePin S, and I have also recently reviewed the Plaud Note Pro and the original Plaud Note. I was sceptical of these new voice recorders with AI transcription due to the transcription features you get built into Android with most modern phones now. It seemed excessive…
I reviewed three models of the Cycplus AS2 back in December 2024. They were my first introduction to electric mini bike pumps, and I loved the convenience of them. I have ADHD, and I am terribly disorganised at times and frequently forget to pack new CO2 cartridges after using them, so having a backup pump…
I have previously reviewed the Plaud Note Pro and the original Plaud Note and was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked them. I was originally sceptical due to the advancements in call recording on phones, with many phones now offering live transcribing, and I still think a phone is going to be adequate for…
Back in November 2023, I reviewed the original Geekom A5 Mini PC. Now, two years later, Geekom has refreshed this with a different CPU and slightly different specs elsewhere. The main difference is that the 2025 edition uses the AMD Ryzen 5 7430U while the 2023 model used the AMD Ryzen 7 5800H. You may…
Last month, I reviewed the GL.iNet Flint 3 Wi-Fi 7 Router, and it is probably my favourite consumer-focused router I have reviewed in a long time. The extensive VPN support, Tailscale, and AdGuard Home are all ideal inclusions for a modern home router for modern needs. The Slate 7 takes many of these same features…
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