Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
I have never heard of the brand Jimmy (JIMMY as they write it) before, but they are a sub-brand of KingClean who have been around since 1994. The Jimmy sub-brand seems relatively new, their main website jimmyglobal.com was registered in 2019. With KingClean appearing to have no presence in the western market, I assume the…
I reviewed the Netgear Insight WAX610 a couple of years ago, along with the outdoor WAX610Y. Since then, Netgear has continued to expand the range of WiFi 6 access points, and they now have five options for indoors. Sitting at the top of the pack is the new WiFi 6E WAX630E. The WAX615 I am…
The Creative Sound Blaster X1 was announced in the past few weeks and is basically a smaller, more affordable version of the popular Sound Blaster X4 I reviewed last year (and the X3 prior to it). When I first saw this, I assumed it was geared towards the mobile market and that it might compete…
Three years ago, I reviewed the Nectar memory foam mattress. It is a superb mattress, and one of the main selling points for me was the 365-day trial and a lifetime warranty. Mattresses are an expensive investment, and their comfort is highly subjective, having a 365-day trial ensures you have a mattress that suits your…
Neovide, by The Space is an ambitious smart kitchen appliance that claims to be able to sous vide without the need for water or vacuum packing your food. When I was approached by The Space about this product, I was immediately excited about it. Ever since reviewing the Anova Sous-Vide Precision Cooker 2.0, I have…
The Orico Montage 40Gbps USB4 external SSDs were announced last month with claimed 3,126MB/s reads speeds and 2,832MB/s write speeds. It comes in an attractive bright enclosure draws from Mondrian’s famous work Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow, incorporating the thick black lines and blocks of colour that immediately distinguish the device from the monochrome…
The new Kingston Ironkey Locker+ 50 USB drive is an affordable, secure drive that is a little bit different from all the other encrypted secure drives I have reviewed in the past. There is no FIPs certification, nor is there any physical security. All the security is built around the hardware encryption built into the…
This is my third review of Creality 3D printers. I have previously reviewed the Creality Halot One Plus resin printer and the Sermoon V1 Pro. The Ender Series from Creality has some of my favourite printers going; the Ender-3 S1 is no exception to this. Though it has room for multiple expansions and extras, it…
I recently reviewed the Jackery Solar Station 1000, and during my time with it, I wanted to use it for some real-world scenarios beyond keeping my laptop and phone charged. I am not particularly outdoorsy or a camper, but recently my mother has bought a canal boat and practically lives on it. Inevitably that has…
I am glad that Honor is back launching phones in the UK/EU market running Google apps. The Honor 50 was a respectable re-entry to the market, competing in the very crowded mid-range segment. The Honor Magic4 Pro is possibly my favourite phone this year, though it has been an unremarkable year of phones. We skipped…
Earlier in the year, I reviewed the new flagship WiFi 6E gaming router from Netgear, the RAXE500. This new technology is rolling down into more affordable models, and I have recently been checking out the new RAXE300. Netgear RAXE300 vs RAXE500 Specification To save you going over the table below, the RAXE300 is just a…
The Huawei FreeBuds Pro were probably my favourite earbuds back in 2020. There was something I just loved about them, and I think at the time they offered an excellent balance of price, ANC performance and sound quality, making them more appealing than premium-priced options from Apple, Bose and Sony. I am also not overly…
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