Blurams Launches Advanced Smart Doorbell with Free AI Facial Recognition for just $89.99.
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Blurams Launches Advanced Smart Doorbell with Free AI Facial Recognition for just $89.99.

ByJames Smythe

I was previously impressed with the performance of the Blurams Outdoor Pro, the affordable camera is one of the few AI facial recognition cameras on the market and it was quite accurate, much better than standard motion detection. Blurams are now taking that tech and shoving it in a smart doorbell and to make things…

1MORE ANC Dual Driver True Wireless Earphones to Launched
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1MORE ANC Dual Driver True Wireless Earphones to Launched

ByJames Smythe

The 1MORE Triple Driver BT In-Ear Headphones have been one of my favourite earphones over the past couple of years, they sound superb, the fit is perfect and they are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. 1MORE will not be the third company (that I am aware of) that will offer active noise…

Realme X50 5G vs Oppo Reno3 Pro Compared – Which is best?
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Realme X50 5G vs Oppo Reno3 Pro Compared – Which is best?

ByJames Smythe

We already know pretty much everything about the Realme X50 5G, but it has now been officially announced. Realme joins OPPO with a new upper mid-range 5G phone powered by the Snapdragon 765G. OPPO went a strange route launching two models, one with the new Mediatek Dimensity 1000L for the standard model, and the other…

Netatmo Smart Door Lock vs Yale Conexis L1 vs Nuki Smart Lock 2.0 vs Danalock V3
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Netatmo Smart Door Lock vs Yale Conexis L1 vs Nuki Smart Lock 2.0 vs Danalock V3 – What is the best smart lock for UK euro lock multipoint uPVC doors

ByJames Smythe

Netatmo is the latest company to enter the smart lock market with the innovatively named Smart Door Lock and Keys. While there are a lot of products on the market, the big names such as August are designed for deadlocks only, but in the UK for our uPVC doors, we use multi-point locks with a…

Ring launch Access Controller Pro for gates, lightbulbs and garden lights. Promises to be better with your privacy
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Ring launch Access Controller Pro for gates, lightbulbs and garden lights. Promises to be better with your privacy

ByJames Smythe

Ring has had a string of bad publicity recently, so their CES product launch is somewhat tarnished. It has recently come to light, that Ring has been working with police to make it easier for them to access footage, and they are facing legal action for poor security and also a data breach. So as…

Netgear expand mesh WiFi 6 range with EasyMesh compatible MK62 system, RAX50 router and EAX20 extender
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Netgear expand mesh WiFi 6 range with EasyMesh compatible MK62 system, RAX50 router and EAX20 extender

ByJames Smythe

Last year the range of WiFi 6 routers and mesh systems from Netgear were expensive, to say the least. At CES this year, it looks like WiFi 6 is dropping in price with several announcements including D-Links new range of affordable EasyMesh WiFi 6 routers. Netgear is also releasing much more affordable products, albeit a…

CES: LIFX Smart Filament Bulb, Four-Gang Switch & 3. LIFX Z TV 360˚Kit launched
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CES: LIFX Smart Filament Bulb, Four-Gang Switch & 3. LIFX Z TV 360˚Kit launched

ByJames Smythe

LIFX is expanding its smart lighting product range during CES 2020. LIFX Filament White In store: Spring 2020/ Target RRP: USD $29.99 The first product in the announcement is the new Filament White which allows you to have smart lights with vintage style Edison-type lights. LIFX will launch smokey, amber and clear glass versions, making…

D-Link Announce Many EasyMesh Wi-Fi 6 Routers & COVR-X1872 Mesh System
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D-Link Announce Many EasyMesh Wi-Fi 6 Routers & COVR-X1872 Mesh System

ByJames Smythe

Wi-Fi 6 has been off to a slow start, multiple routers were announced last year but Wi-Fi 6 modules for laptops and desktops did not become available until June with the Killer Wi-Fi 6 AX1650 Module and later the Intel AX200. The cost of routers has been steep too, and when Netgear introduced Wi-Fi 6…

AMD Threadripper 3990X doubles the cores & L3 cache of 3970X with an overclocked EPYC 7702P. Charges you $3990
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AMD Threadripper 3990X doubles the cores & L3 cache of 3970X with an overclocked EPYC 7702P. Charges you $3990

ByJames Smythe

Remember when Intel HEDT CPUs cost thousands and the AMD Threadripper range was an affordable solution? The tide has now changed, but the AMD Threadripper 3990X does justify its cost by offering a specification far beyond anything within the consumer space and being a couple of grand cheaper than its EPYC 7702P counterpart. The EPYC…

CES: Jabra Elite 45h headphones announced at an affordable £89.99
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CES: Jabra Elite 45h headphones announced at an affordable £89.99

ByJames Smythe

Along with the Elite Active 75t, Jabra has announced the new Elite 45h which are an affordable pair of over-the-head headphones priced at just £89.99. The Jabra Elite 45h, engineered to be the best-in-class on-ear wireless headphones. The headphones offer an incredibly long battery life of up to 40 hours on just one charge, with large…

TP-Link Deco X90 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh System is a more affordable alternative to Netgear Orbi RBK852
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TP-Link Deco X90 Wi-Fi 6 Mesh System is a more affordable alternative to Netgear Orbi RBK852

ByJames Smythe

The Netgear Orbi RBK852 was the first mesh Wi-Fi 6 system to be announced and it costs a staggering $699.99 for a two-pack system, in the UK things are worse, we have to payout £709.99. Recently Ubiquiti announced the AmpliFi Alien which will be $379 per device. During CES, TP-Link have announced their first mesh…

Suunto 7 vs Apple Watch 5 vs Garmin Venu vs Polar M600 – Can Suunto make a successful WearOS sports watch?
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Suunto 7 vs Apple Watch 5 vs Garmin Venu vs Polar M600 – Can Suunto make a successful WearOS sports watch?

ByJames Smythe

The Suunto 7 has so far been the most exciting piece of news to come out of CES 2020, time will tell if it is any good, but it is interesting to see a sports watch company make such a dramatic shift to WearOS. Previously, Polar launched the M600 with WearOS all the way back…

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