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![Kingston Fury Beast 3600Mhz DDR4 Review [KF436C18BBK2/32] – Rebadged HyperX but fantastic value for money](https://mightygadget.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Kingston-Fury-Beast-768x449.jpg "Kingston Fury Beast")
Following on from my review of the excellent Kingston Fury Renegade 3600Mhz RGB DDR4, I have also been checking out the Kingston Fury Beast 32GB DDR4 RAM kit Kingston sold off the HyperX brand earlier this year, but the sale only included the peripherals. Gaming memory and storage will stay part of the Kingston business,…
[Note] I originally published this about a year ago, but for whatever reason, my host took offence to some of the wording used in it, so I had to take it down. I have only just noticed it was still in my drafts and I think I have removed what may have caused the issue…
New details of the up-and-coming Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 5100 chipset have been revealed, and it looks like we are in for another lacklustre chipset from Qualcomm. With Samsung moving over to Wear OS and the introduction of the new Samsung Exynos W920, I had hoped we would see Qualcomm up their game in the wearables…
Yesterday, the Fossil Gen 6 series was announced, and range of Wear OS devices is finally starting to get interesting again. The Fossil Gen 6 will use the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 4100+ platform, making them just the second brand to adopt the now year-old 4000-series wearable chipsets. Ticwatch were the first to the market with…
My initial impressions of the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 have not started well. When I first set up the watch it because apparent that the ECG and blood pressure function would not work on my OnePlus Nord 2. It turns out some functionality is walled off for users with a Samsung phone. While this may be…
EKSA are a popular, affordable option for gaming headsets. They have a wide range of options, and the EKSA E910 is the latest model offering zero-latency gaming with 5.8Ghz USB wireless connectivity and virtual 7.1 surround. Specification 5.8Ghz USB Wireless Connection 3.5mm port on the dongle for wider comptability Zero Tangible Latency Virtual 7.1 Surround…
![Helium Hotspot Review – Mine Helium HNT cryptocurrency – How much money can you earn? [August 2021 Update]](https://mightygadget.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Helium-Hotspot-Review-768x342.jpg "Helium Hotspot Review")
Where to buy a Helium Hotspot? UK, EU and US models I had previously recommended Nebra/Pi Supply, but this appears to have turned out to be a bad decision for me. Like many others, I have been waiting months for my order while Bobcat and others have been shipping. I am sure Nebra will get…
Yesterday, Fitbit announced the new Fitbit Charge 5, which integrates some of the features found on their flagship Fitbit Sense but with a steep increase in price compared to the previous Charge 4. What is for the Charge 5 vs Charge 4 Fitbit has made quite a few changed to the Charge 5. This includes:…
In my opinion, the Huawei Watch 3 has the best hardware experience on any smartwatch currently available, though this may change with the imminent Samsung Watch 4. However, with Huawei using their brand new Harmony OS, the software experience doesn’t quite match the outstanding hardware. The OS itself is a pleasure to use and can…
512 Audio is a new audio brand based in Austin that are dedicated to delivering professional gear built for creators. The new microphones have been developed by the team from Warm Audio, an award-winning audio company what have developed classic-inspired microphones, preamps, guitar pedals and more For its initial debut, 512 Audio is introducing five…
It has been a rough few months for crypto. I like, like many others, invested money into cryptocurrency towards its peak and didn’t sell prior to the crash, wiping out thousands of my portfolio value. I assumed it would be similar to crypto crashes in the past, and it was going to be a case…
Technology is something that has a habit of going wrong a lot. It’s frustrating and, most of the time, the only way we know how to fix it is to Google it. It seems strange that to fix tech, we need to use tech. But these search results allow us to see what problems people…
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