Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
I have reviewed a few projectors over the past few years. Recently these have been affordable full-size projectors such as the Yaber V10 or Vamvo L6200. They get the job done, but you get what you pay for and are not the best overall experience. I have also revied a couple of pico projectors such…
I reviewed the Red Magic 7 back in February, and it is by far the most powerful phone I have ever reviewed and one of the best options on the market if you are a serious mobile gamer. At the time of its launch, the Red Magic 7 Pro was also launched in China and…
The AIRROBO T10+ is a high spec, low price robot vacuum. This has pretty much all the features you could want from a robot vacuum, LiDAR navigation, vacuuming and mopping with no go and no mop zones, a long lasting battery and a self empty station. It is also one of the cheapest options on…
I previously reviewed the excellent Wired2fire Predator last October, which used the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X & RTX 3060 Ti. It was an impressive mid-range PC idea for 2560×1440 gaming. For the past couple of weeks, I have been checking out the more affordable Wired2Fire Phoenix Intel, which falls under the powered by MSI range…
I reviewed the 1080p OBSBOT Tiny last year and the Tiny 4K is largely the same but with a better camera. These cameras are quite unique in the world of webcams. They both use a PTZ gimbal and AI, which enables the cameras to auto-track as you move around. This sort of technology is normally…
I recently wrote a post on ways to try and reduce your electricity bills. One of the main tools I have used in identifying power-hungry devices is the now-discontinued TP-Link Kasa HS110. It is a superb smart plug, and have used several of them in combination with the KP105 to monitor and control some of…
I have loved most of the Eufy Security products I have reviewed in the past few years. I was first incredibly impressed with the EufyCam 2C, which had a spotlight and colour video and superb battery life, outclassing competing brands. More recently, I was equally impressed with the Eufy Security Floodlight Cam 2 Pro, being…
I have always loved the idea of smart kitchen tech. Being able to schedule or remote start cooking, so my food is ready for when I get home is very appealing to me. I have previously reviewed the Proscenic T21 smart air fryer, and I was impressed and still use it today. Recently Ultenic sent…
I have reviewed several secure hardware encrypted drives over the years. Once you have reviewed one, all the subsequent reviews feel like the same product. Most drives use a physical keypad on the drive, and all the drives have roughly the same performance. They generally all use similar levels of security, too, typically FIPS 140-2…
A couple of years ago, I reviewed the Weber Connect Smart Grilling Hub. I loved the concept of a smart BBQ thermometer, but when it launched, it was plagued with teething problems. It has improved over the years, and I still use it today. Another popular option for BBQs and cooking, in general, is an…
I have previously reviewed the Devolo Magic 2 WiFi 6 Whole Home Kit, and this review is for the Mesh Whole Home Kit. It is a small but important difference. With the previous review, you have one main adaptor for the input then two WiFi adaptors which would provide WiFi 6. This would typically mean…
![Vodafone 5G Mobile Hotspot Review [ZTE MU5001] – A bargain deal to watch out for](https://mightygadget.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Vodafone-5G-Mobile-Hotspot-Review-768x314.jpg "Vodafone 5G Mobile Hotspot Review")
The ZTE MU5001 5G mobile hotspot with WiFi 6 launched last year and has since been rebranded by Vodafone for its 5G mobile hotspot hardware. Vodafone Deal If you were to buy the ZTE MU5001 by itself from Amazon, it would cost you over £300. A recent deal on Vodafone allowed you to pick up…
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