James Donkey RS4 87-Key TKl Wireless Gaming Mechanical Keyboard Review
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James Donkey RS4 87-Key TKl Wireless Gaming Mechanical Keyboard Review

James Donkey is a Chinese-based peripherals manufacturer that specialises in gaming mice and mechanical keyboards. It looks like the only current supplier of this hardware is Mechkeys, who also supplied this sample. The James Donkey RS4 is an 87-key tenkeyless mechanical keyboard using Gateron Pro 2.0 yellow switches that can operate in wired or wireless…

Apcsilmic DOT 1 Mini PC Review – A desktop PC running Windows 11 Arm with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c
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Apcsilmic DOT 1 Mini PC Review – A desktop PC running Windows 11 Arm with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c

The Apcsilmic DOT 1 Mini PC is one of the only desktop PCs on the market to run the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Compute Platform. This makes it the most energy-efficient Windows PC you can buy and quite likely the smallest too. I wouldn’t say I have had the best experience with Windows on Arm in…

Innocn 27C1U 4K LCD Monitor Review – Power Delivery & USB-C connectivity sets this apart from other affordable monitors
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Innocn 27C1U 4K LCD Monitor Review – Power Delivery & USB-C connectivity sets this apart from other affordable monitors

The Innocn 27C1U is a 60Hz 4K 27-inch monitor with a wide range of connectivity. With this being a relatively young Chinese brand, I had relatively low expectations about this monitor, thinking it would be your standard budget quality hardware you see on Amazon. I have come away pleasantly surprised, and this is an ideal…

Kokoon Nightbuds Review – Sleep earbuds for side sleepers
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Kokoon Nightbuds Review – Sleep earbuds for side sleepers

I am awful at sleeping. I am a very light sleeper, and the tiniest of noises wake me up, and I am prone to anxiety and palpitations when I try to get to sleep. Nowadays, I am fit and healthy; I also practice good sleep hygiene. I have also reviewed a variety of products to…

MediaTek Dimensity 8100 vs Snapdragon 870 Benchmarks on the Realme GT Neo 3 & Neo 3T Review
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MediaTek Dimensity 8100 vs Snapdragon 870 Benchmarks on the Realme GT Neo 3 & Neo 3T Review

Today, Realme has launched the Realme GT Neo 3 and the Neo 3T. The Realme GT Neo 3 is the first phone to launch in the UK/EU with the MediaTek Dimensity 8100, and depending on pricing, I think it could be one of the best phones on the market. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 on the…

Creative BT-W4 Review – One of the first Bluetooth transmitter dongles with aptX Adaptive
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Creative BT-W4 Review – One of the first Bluetooth transmitter dongles with aptX Adaptive

I reviewed the Creative BT-W3 Bluetooth transmitter almost two years ago. The Creative BT-W4 is a refresh of that device, bringing the specification up to modern standards. This new Bluetooth dongle is one of the first on the market by a big brand to support aptX Adaptive, but this means that the older aptX LL…

EnGenius ECW230S Review: A 4×4 Cloud Managed Indoor Wireless Access Point with WIPS radio and Zero DFS radio detection

EnGenius ECW230S Review: A 4×4 Cloud Managed Indoor Wireless Access Point with WIPS radio and Zero DFS radio detection

The EnGenius ECW230S is the bigger brother of the ECW220S I reviewed at the end of April. Both these access points are designed with additional security features that use WIPS radio and Zero DFS radio detection interfaces which can be used to enhance network security via the AirGuard feature within the EnGenius Cloud interface. The…

Reolink Go PT Plus Review – A pan-tilt 2K camera with 4G connectivity
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Reolink Go PT Plus Review – A pan-tilt 2K camera with 4G connectivity

I have previously reviewed the Reolink Argus PT Pro and the Reolink Go Plus. The Reolink Go PT Plus is basically those cameras merged into one. The Reolink Go PT Plus costs about £46 more than the Reolink Go PT Plus, but I think it is worth the investment if the camera is located a…

Edifier MS50A Smart Speaker Review – Spotify & Alexa but no microphone for improved privacy
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Edifier MS50A Smart Speaker Review – Spotify & Alexa but no microphone for improved privacy

Edifier has predominantly focussed on active speakers and TWS earbuds. They are now expanding into the increasingly competitive market of smart speakers. The Edifier MS50A is a good first attempt as well. It is a compelling choice thanks to its reasonably low price tag and smart speaker functionality without the privacy concerns of an always-listening…

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