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Portable projectors have grown in popularity in recent years. They are much more flexible than the large bulky full-sized projectors and can easily be set up to use on any flat white surface and easily stored when not in use. I haven’t reviewed a bad portable projector in the past few years, but at the…
Living in UK town, I have never felt the need to have satellite communication technology in my phone, but this seems to be the new frontier brands are targeting. Apple announced Emergency SOS on the iPhone 14 last year and this has inevitably seen more interest in the technology from both from consumers and brands….
FRITZ!Box routers have always been a jack of all trades. They are one of the few brands on the market that produce routers with a built-in VDSL modem. Recent models have expanded into fiber with a fiber optic modem (ONT) and the XGS-PON fibre optic standard. When it comes down to things like WiFi, they…
Final is a renowned Japanese brand known for its audiophile-grade earphones and headphones. They have traditionally focussed on wired overhead headphones and in-ear earphones covering a wide spectrum of price points. The Final E1000 earphones can be bought for just £15, but on the other end of the spectrum, you have the A8000 earphones at…
I previously reviewed the Anker Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro and loved them, I still recommend them now. Recently, Anker launched the Soundcore Liberty 4, these are not the Pro model, but they seem to be the direct replacement for the Liberty 3 Pro. Perhaps a Pro model will come at a later date, but if…
I have previously reviewed the absolute beast of a solar generator, that is the Jackery Solar Generator 2000 Pro. It is one of the largest portable power stations on the market, and the price starts at £2,599, including a 200W SolarSaga panel. Jackery has now launched the more affordable (and sensibly sized) Jackery Explorer 1500…
As much as I love what MediaTek has been doing over the past few years, I am also quite critical of the unremitting SoC launches that consist of incremental specification changes. Thankfully, today’s MediaTek Dimensity 7200 is a product launch that introduces a significant architecture change compared to other Dimensity chipsets. MediaTek Dimensity 7200 is…
I reviewed the EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro back in November, and I think I assumed it was launching alongside the RIVER 2 Max and the standard RIVER 2. However, for whatever reason, it is now only just launching in the UK. In my EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro review, I highlighted that it represents good value…
In the world of consumer PCs, CHERRY are best known for the CHERRY MX mechanical switches for keyboards. They are regarded as the gold standard for mechanical keyboards and are used across a wide range of brands. However, CHERRY produce a wide range of products and includes a range of peripherals under their own brand…
Yesterday, Realme announced the new Realme GT Neo5, which comes in two models. One has an incredible 240W charging with a 4600mAh battery, and the other has 150W with a 5000mAh. Both phones are identical apart from the charging and differences with memory/storage and have an impressive specification, including: Realme GT Neo5 Specification Realme GT3…
I recently moved my website from mightygadget.co.uk to mightygadget.co.uk, and it has been disastrous so far. Google has wiped out my traffic, but I hope this is just part of the moving process, and things will bounce back. Anyway, in an attempt to drive a bit of traffic to the site and to try and…
Wahoo X and the virtual cycling platform RGT may be a long way off the popularity of Zwift, but you have to give Wahoo some credit for rolling out regular updates and pushing the platform ahead at a much greater pace than Zwift. Today, Wahoo has introduced steering into RGT. Zwift may have had this…
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