Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
If you use anything that records data to an SD card frequently such as cameras, drones and dashcams then getting the footage from it can be a chore. A lot of modern tech comes with a variety of connection methods including Bluetooth, NFC, USB, and WiFi but you can’t always guarantee that, and older models…
Launched in October 2018 I have finally had a chance to test the new TP-Link Deco P7 Hybrid Mesh system that uses powerline to establish a connection between the satellites. Currently priced at £189.99 on Amazon, the Deco range of products are some of the best reviewed on Amazon, and this pricing puts it at…
Recently StarTech.com released two new USB-C multiport adapters to maximise productivity for business professionals on the road or in the boardroom. While I am rarely in a boardroom, I have been using both of these devices for the past few weeks. With USB-C we now finally have viable options to use laptops as a proper…
The Huawei P30 Pro was released two weeks ago in Paris, and I have been using it as my primary phone since. As usual with the P range this phone focussing on the camera, with considerable improvements from the P20 Pro, or the 5-month old Mate 20 Pro. In particular, this phone introduces a new…
I have previously reviewed the Toshiba Canvio Basics 2TB last year, and recently I have been checking out the advanced model which comes in 1TB, 2TB, 4TB sizes, with my sample being the 4TB model. This is a USB3.0 drive with a theoretical transfer rate of 5 Gb/s2, though, in reality, it will be nowhere…
The bed-in-a-box memory foam mattress industry has taken the world of mattresses by storm. Initially dominated by Tempur and their costly options, dozens of new companies have sprung up offering memory foam mattresses that are considerably more affordable. Apart from the comfort that memory foam offers, the big selling point of these mattresses has been…
Wireless charging has been out for years now with the Google Nexus 4 having it all the way back in 2012. However, it is only recently it has started to go mainstream, with Apple, Samsung, Huawei and others all supporting it on flagship devices such as the P30 Pro, and Galaxy S10. Ironically, with the…
While I have reviewed a few indoor cameras, they are never something I am particularly interested in for personal use. There are two people in our house, no kids, no pets, and I am anti-social. So, I don’t really want or need a camera pointing at me all the time. The Netatmo Welcome is different…
I have previously reviewed the Anker Roav Viva and liked it, it was great for voice control of my music (Amazon Music) and worked well for navigation too. There was one major caveat though, my car is a 10-year-old Corsa, I have a CD player and no other forms of input. That meant I needed…
As with most things nowadays, the basic smoke alarm has had an upgrade to the Internet of Things. It makes a lot of sense, allowing you to be alerted remotely if there is a problem, or hush the alarm when you inevitably burn something in the kitchen. While it is a smart home device that…
Another day, another Anker review. This time in the form of the Anker PowerPort Atom which is a petite single port USB-C charger capable of 30W with power delivery. While there is not a great deal to write about this in terms of features or functionality, it is a remarkably handy little plug. The power…
I have reviewed a lot of superb sports headphones over the years with the stand out options being Aftershokz Trekz Air, Plantronics BackBeat Fit 3100 and the Bose SoundSport Pulse. While these are all great they all cost well over £100 which is way to expensive for some. For me, I inevitably lose or break…
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