Reolink RLC-812A Review – Always on spotlight for colour nighttime surveillance
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Reolink RLC-812A Review – Always on spotlight for colour nighttime surveillance

ByJames Smythe

I have previously reviewed the Reolink RLC-811A, which includes a spotlight that switches on when movement is detected, allowing the camera to record in colour at night. The new Reolink RLC-812A is slightly different in that it has the spotlight on all the time during the night, allowing it to record footage in colour all…

Luxaflex PowerView Smart Home Blinds Review
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Luxaflex PowerView Smart Home Blinds Review

ByJames Smythe

Most of the smart home tech I cover leans towards the more affordable end of the spectrum that most consumers can implement themselves. However, higher-end products are always in demand giving buyers more options. I recently was had the chance to try out Luxaflex PowerView for a basic installation in my spare bedroom. This is…

Realme GT Master Edition Review – An affordable alternative to the Realme GT with a Snapdragon 778G
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Realme GT Master Edition Review – An affordable alternative to the Realme GT with a Snapdragon 778G

ByJames Smythe

The Realme GT launched two months ago, and when I reviewed it, I thought it was an outstanding phone offering incredible value for money. Realme are now back with the Realme GT Master Edition. The name may imply that this is a superior phone, but in fact, it is a slightly downgraded phone swapping out…

Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G vs SD 888 vs SD 870 vs SD 765G Benchmarks Compared – How does the SD778G compare with new & older chipsets?
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Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G vs SD 888 vs SD 870 vs SD 765G Benchmarks Compared – How does the SD778G compare with new & older chipsets?

ByJames Smythe

The Realme GT Master series has launched with two relatively new chipsets from Qualcomm, and this year, Qualcomm have a LOT of chipset options, which can make things a little confusing. Just a few years ago, you used to be able to define the status of a phone by what chipset it used. The Snapdragon…

COROS VERTIX 2 GPS Adventure Watch launched for $699.99 / £599
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COROS VERTIX 2 GPS Adventure Watch launched for $699.99 / £599

ByJames Smythe

Today, COROS has introduced their latest flagship watch, the VERTIX 2 adventure watch. This is specifically marketed as an adventure watch, not sports watch, due to the premium build quality and materials used to achieve extreme durability. The press release is a little thin on the ground, but the original VERTIX was the only GPS…

Realme GT Master Explorer vs OnePlus Nord 2 Specifications Compared – Is the Realme GT Master Explorer a better buy?
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Realme GT Master Explorer vs OnePlus Nord 2 Specifications Compared – Is the Realme GT Master Explorer a better buy?

ByJames Smythe

Tomorrow, Realme will live stream their Realme Fan Festival 2021, which will include the launch of the Realme GT Master Edition. I will be posting my review of that phone tomorrow after the event. It has not been 100% clear if Realme will launch the Realme GT Master Explorer, which is very different to the…

ZTE Axon 30 announced in UK for £429 – Similar to the Poco F3 but larger & under-display selfie
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ZTE Axon 30 announced in UK for £429 – Similar to the Poco F3 but larger & under-display selfie

ByJames Smythe

ZTE has officially announced the global availability of the ZTE Axon 30. A review sample of the phone arrived this weekend, and I hope to have the review live this weekend or next week. Initial impressions are positive, it’s a great spec at a reasonable price. Basically £70 more than the Poco F3 with the…

Amazon Review Crackdown: Choetech, RAVPower, Aukey, Mpow, Taotronics & Fairywill all get the boot

Amazon Review Crackdown: Choetech, RAVPower, Aukey, Mpow, Taotronics & Fairywill all get the boot

ByJames Smythe

If you have been looking to buy some cheap Chinese electronics on Amazon lately, you may have noticed that some of the more popular brands are no longer there. So far, this list includes: Aukey – Chargers, cables, earphones Choetech – Chargers, Cables, Hubs Fairywill – Toothbrushes Mpow – Headphones / TWS Earbuds RAVPower –…

Mu6 Ring Open-Ear Wireless Headphones Review – A good alternative to bone-conducting Aftershokz for running, less so for cycling.
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Mu6 Ring Open-Ear Wireless Headphones Review – A good alternative to bone-conducting Aftershokz for running, less so for cycling.

ByJames Smythe

I was impressed with the Mu6 Space2 when I reviewed them, they are still some of the best performing ANC headphones I have used. Mu6 are now back with something a little different. Air conduction headphones. These open fit headphones offer an alternative solution to the popular bone-conducting headphones from Aftershokz, and they are quite…

HyperX Cloud II Wireless Review – Excellent low latency wireless gaming on the PS5 & PC
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HyperX Cloud II Wireless Review – Excellent low latency wireless gaming on the PS5 & PC

ByJames Smythe

The HyperX Cloud II Wireless was launched last year, but the UK launch was announced until CES in January this year. These new headphones are essentially the same as the existing highly regarded wired HyperX Cloud II. But now they are wireless. These use a 2.4Ghz dongle for wireless connectivity, so no Bluetooth. The benefit…

Creative T60 Desktop Speakers Review – Perfect computer speakers for small offices and work from home setups
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Creative T60 Desktop Speakers Review – Perfect computer speakers for small offices and work from home setups

ByJames Smythe

Creative have been refreshing their line-up of products at a furious rate the past few months. The Creative T60 is the latest launch from the brand that includes its new Creative App with its SmartComms kit. These speakers, therefore, introduce USB connectivity and allow people to use a 3.5mm microphone or headset and use the…

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