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Recently, Realme officially launched in the EU, as part of the launch they announced the new, possibly one of the best phones of the year, Realme X2 Pro. Along with that, they brought the X2 and Realme 5 Pro which has previously been announced in their native countries. With the launch of these three phones,…
[Originally Posted on 15-October-2019] [Update on 25-10-2019] I have now been using this phone for over two weeks as my primary device, my overall opinion of the phone has not changed, it has taken the concept of an affordable flagship device to a new level. The Pocophone F1 last year was the stand out affordable…
Now that Free True Wireless (TWS) earphones are all the rage I am bombarded with review requests, most affordable random Chinese brands. The earphones themselves are normally reasonable good but they are all suspiciously similar. It is almost certain that these are white label products being sold under different brands. These companies will even produce…
The Realme 5 Pro was launched last month in its native markets but finally launched last week alongside the Realme X2 Pro and X2 as part of their official EU launch. In terms of value for money, the Realme 5 Pro looks like one of the best phones on the market in the budget range…
Following on from yesterdays Realme 5 Pro camera samples, and the X2 Pro initial review, I have some camera samples from the mid-range X2. This model shares the 64MP Samsung GW1 Sensor that the X2 Pro but then uses the same lenses as the 5 Pro for the other three which includes an 8MP ultrawide,…
I have been using the three new Realme phones for the past week now, switching between each one as my primary phone. The Realme X2 Pro is clearly the stand out of the three devices, witch a truely exceptional specification for the money, and in the week I have had it, there is nothing significantly…
Back when I was a drunk I used to lose my keys all the time, more recently I lost my keys in the gym which also included the keys for my bike lock, and therefore ended in a long walk home. I reviewed TrackR Bravo several years ago, and after a short period of time…
The Omron HeatTens is the latest drug-free pain-relieving product, that does what its name suggests, offering heat therapy combined with TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) technology. As someone that runs quite a lot of half and full marathons, cycles a lot, and weight lifts I am inevitably in some form of pain quite frequently. Most…
I have previously reviewed the excellent Langogo Genesis AI-Language Translator; however, depending on the scenario, it is not always the most convenient solution. The TimeKettle WT2 Plus has a different solution to the problem; their translator adopts an earbud format for hands-free real-time translation. This seems to be a logical solution allowing non-native speakers to…
The Garmin Fenix range is the top of the range mainstream models Garmin has to offer, and along with the Forerunner 945, the Fenix 6 is classed as the gold standard of multi-sports watches. If you are new to Garmin and the Fenix, you may be wondering how a sports watch can cost so much?…
During my fitness journey, I started with fitness tracking with the Fitbit Ultra which was a clip in device offering very basic step counting, followed by the Flex and then the original Charge HR, finally migrating to Garmin and recently the £600 Fenix 6. It has been an expensive evolution of tech that is for…
Next week Realme will launch in Europe officially at an event in Madrid where they will launch the Realme 5 Pro, X2 and the X2 Pro. With the Realme 5 Pro and X2, they have already launched in India so we know everything there is to know about them, and Realme has been kind enough…
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