Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
I have reviewed a few Annke outdoor cameras in the past, and they are normally a reliable, affordable option. The Annke NC400 was particularly good, providing the full-colour night vision that is typically found on much more expensive Hikvision cameras. The Annke Crater is on the budget end of the spectrum. It is an indoor…
Early in October, Wahoo announced a refresh to the ELEMNT ROAM. This is an incremental upgrade with the product retaining its name, but to avoid confusion, I will refer to it as the ELEMNT ROAM V2. While I have reviewed quite a lot of smartwatches and multi-sport watches, I have not reviewed many bike computers,…
Khadas’ Tea is a brilliant new ultra-slimline high-resolution headphone amplifier designed to work seamlessly with an iPhone 12 or higher. Specification Type: USB DAC + Headphone Amplifier + Bluetooth Model: Khadas Chipset: Sabre ESS ES9281AC Pro Bluetooth: Qualcomm QCC5125 Amplifier: Amplifier RT6863D (Buffer Stage) Frequency range: 20 – 40 000Hz Compatibility: PCM up to 32bit/768kHz…
I didn’t think the Pixel 7 series was enough of an upgrade for me to justify switching from my Pixel 6, so I have not been able to review any Pixel 7 cases. However, Spigen has kindly sent me some samples of the Pixel 6 cases, all of which are also available for both the…
I have worked my way through most of the excellent Edifier active speakers, and more recently, I have been checking out the premium Airpulse range. Similar to Klipsch, the defining feature of these speakers is the horn-loaded tweeters which helps the speaker produce a wide dynamic range producing detailed highs and low distortion. When I…
With the weather quickly becoming more unpleasant and the recent rise in gas and electricity prices, most people have been looking for more efficient ways to dry their clothes. Tumble dryers have a bad reputation for costing a lot of money to run, but a heat pump-based tumble dryer will have similar running costs to…
I have been slowly expanding my Philips Hue set-up and, in particular, upgrading my TV room. Recently, I have added the new Tap Dial Switch and the excellent but expensive Signe Gradient Floor Lamp. The Philips Hue Gradient Lightstrip for TVs was launched back in 2020. It is a premium-priced product, and back then, I…
The Edifier W240TN is the latest pair of ANC earbuds in the ever-growing list of Edifier earbuds. A quick scan of Amazon shows at least seven different TWS earbuds from Edifier. The new W240TN sit somewhere in the upper middle of Edifiers range, albeit still quite cheap at just £80. It is only the NeoBud…
I have been reviewing a lot of power delivery chargers recently. It seems like there has been an influx of high-power multi-port chargers over the past few months. I love the adoption of USB-C as the universal charging standard (apart from Apple). It just makes life so much easier. Multi-port chargers are always great, I…
Announced back in January, the ECW336 is the first WiFi 6E access point from EnGenius. It features the Qualcomm Networking Pro 1210 platform and is a tri-band access point using the latest 6Ghz band. Built-in security includes features such as WPA3 Enterprise with radius for stronger encryption and authentication. This also has a 5 GbE…
The Marshall Emberton launched a couple of years ago and has been a universally well-reviewed speaker thanks to its attractive retro design and excellent sound quality. The Marshall Emberton II has some small but useful improvements, and this continues to be a superb choice for anyone looking for a premium but small portable speaker. Specification…
Portable monitors have become popular in recent years. I have reviewed several, including the affordable Acer PM1, the 4K Desklab monitor and the innovative Mobile Pixels Trio, which magnetically mounts to your laptop. The Arzopa G1 is different from those three as it is a portable gaming monitor. Its selling point is that it can…
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