Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
Large PCs are slowly going out of fashion with the consumer enthusiasts frequently building PCs using small form factor allowing you to fit a powerful PC on your table without taking up much room. Small PCs make even more sense in a crowded office environment, where large desktop PCs can become a nuisance taking up…
I have covered AVM FRITZ!Box several times over the past few years, they may not be a household name in the UK, but they are massive in the EU. From my experience with them, they always make superb and reliable routers with regular updates that I think are well worth looking into if you plan…
With the growth of drones, vlogging and other forms of video media there has also been a growing demand to be able to convert files from these devices into something more compact for sharing. This is especially true with 4K video recording becoming popular as these files can often take up many gigabytes of data….
The Origem HS-3 wireless earphones are not currently released yet and will be available via crowdfunding tomorrow. The past few weeks I have had chance to use these new headphones and see if some of the claimed features make a difference. There are two aspects that make these stand out from many other headphones, firstly…
Umidigi have been making waves in the budget market for the past few years, producing a large number of phones to suit all tastes and budgets. I have previously reviewed the Umidigi S2 Lite and the A1 Pro and found them to be superb based on the price. The Umidigi Z2 is one of their latest models…
I have previously reviewed the Lightwave Generation 2, but Lightwave has been kind enough to send me one of the radiator valves to review so I thought it would be worth redoing the review of the system and see how it has improved since its first launch. For UK users Lightwave is one of the…
I have had a traditional Yale alarm fitted in my home for years but I never use it as I generally found burglar alarms annoying. I am not sure of anyone that actually responds to one going off we all just assume it is a false alarm. The new Yale Sync Smart Home Alarm brings…
Released in late last year the Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite is an exceptionally well-specced budget phone running Android One. Outside of the UK this is branded as the Redmi 6 Pro and features the MIUI interface rather than Android One. Currently priced at just £144.18 on GearBest it is one of the cheapest phones featured…
Alienware may be the brand that is synonymous with gaming laptops but not all of us can afford one, so Dell has introduced the Grange of laptops that reduce the cost of entry for gaming laptops while retaining the superb design and build quality found on other Dell and Alienware laptops. The range includes the…
I have mainly reviewed cases for Thermaltake in the past year, but they have a sub-brand called TT Premium which focusses on gaming peripherals. The TT Premium X1 RGB gaming keyboard is a feature-rich mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches and is currently available on Scan, Overclockers and Novatech for just £99. For some…
I have previously bought and reviewed the Netgear GC110P 8 port POE cloud managed switch. I found it to be an excellent affordable cloud-managed fanless POE switch that is perfect for advanced home users and small businesses. Netgear has been kind enough to send me the GC510PP 8-port 195w POE switch and the WAC505 Access…
Bone conduction earphones have been out for several years now, and they work by allowing you to hear sound through the vibration of the cheekbones of your face. This means that the sound waves are bypassing the outer and middle ear (where the eardrum is located) and directly stimulating the inner ear. It was traditionally…
End of content
End of content