Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
This review is a bit late to the game, but I have finally got my hands on the Blackberry Key2. In a world of generic glass slabs, the Key2 is perhaps one of the most unique phones on the market with a specific focus on business users or people more interested in productivity and security…
Black Shark is a relatively new phone company that was established with the help of Xiaomi back in 2017. Similar to Xiaomi they saw excellent success in the native country and now want to replicate it in the UK. The Black Shark 2 maybe aimed towards gamers but I think it is a phone that deserves…
Originally posted May 2018 – Updated on 02/05/2019 The Polar OH1 has now had a new firmware rolled out enabling Ant+. It was a great device to start with and now, after a year of using it, I think it is probably the best heart rate tracker on the market. Polar have recently overhauled their…
It has been around three years since I have done a Chromebook review and since then the OS has come a long way. Primarily the ability to install Android apps exponentially improved the functionality of the devices, allowing them to sit nicely between Windows laptops and Android tablets while staying (mostly) affordable. Chromebooks don’t get…
I have been a big fan of Anker products for a while now, and their audio gear is superb offering superb performance for the price. Recently I have been reviewing the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air which is completely wired free earphones that cost £79.99 on Amazon, but there is an additional £10 voucher you can…
I have previously reviewed the Thermaltake Smart RGB 700 Watt 80+ PSU, and today’s model is from the same family but for a lower power rating. As with the previous review, this is a non-modular power supply with RGB lighting that has a 120mm cooling fan with intelligent RPM control. The Smart RGB Series are…
I am a huge fan of the Ring Doorbell 2, as someone that gets a lot of deliveries, I get notified by my watch, phone, Alexa, and Chimes when someone is at the door whilst letting me see who it is when I am away. In the future, I will hopefully integrate this with a…
I have covered Mesh Wi-Fi systems a lot over the past year or so, and this is due to their explosion in popularity in recent years. The biggest problem most people have with WiFi is the range, and previous solutions such as running multiple routers, repeaters and powerline extenders were all a bit hit or…
I do my best to avoid ever speaking on to people on the phone, and like most people, I am inundated with spam callers. This varies from robocalls, insurance calls and even Google and their persistent AdWords account calls. It is not uncommon for me to just flat-out ignore any number I don’t recognise, but…
As lust-worthy the Huawei P30 Pro or Galaxy S10 are, they are undeniably expensive and for some people wholly unnecessary and unaffordable. If you are someone that just wants needs a phone for its most basic functions, but would still like to take the occasional photo or use social media, then there is plenty of…
I am a big fan of smart heating products, in particular, I love the zoned heating that Genius Hub offers, however it can get a bit pricey, with their 8x radiator kit costing £674.99 plus you have to replace the boiler controller which often requires expert help. While I am a fully-fledged tech geek and…
The Netatmo Presence has been out for a few years now, making Netatmo well ahead of the curve for wired outdoor surveillance cameras with a floodlight. It is only the past year or so that we have seen options from Ring, Arlo and Yale offering similar functionality. Similar to their indoor Welcome camera, the Presence…
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