Reviews of all the latest gadgets and technology
Thermaltake don’t just make cases and CPU coolers, they have been making desktop memory for a while now, and in typical Thermaltake fashion, they do things a little more elaborately than the rest. The Toughram range sits in their mainstream range of memory, though it looks anything but mainstream with the huge heavy heatsinks. You…
I have previously reviewed the AlcoSense Ultra and AlcoSense Pro, both of which are superb highly accurate breathalysers but with a price tag of £250 and £150 they a bit beyond the means of your average user. The Alcosense Elite 3 is the latest model from the company and one of their most affordable options…
With April getting very warm, and all of us in lockdown, many of us will be trying to make life a little more enjoyable by having a BBQ. With so much time on our hands, it is well worth trying out smoking and other more advanced forms of cooking than just burgers and sausages. BBQ…
I originally did this review before Christmas and found the Phigolf to be an excellent present back then. Times have changed dramatically since then and I have noticed an increased demand for the simulator. With many of us looking to find ways to entertain ourselves, maintain mental health and have a little normality in life,…
[Update] I now have Google Play Store and mobile services working – it is not an easy process, but it works well and makes a huge difference Huawei’s first flagship phone of 2020 has landed, the P-series always sets the bar for camera performance throughout the year with few devices coming close. Last year we…
As part of the Huawei P40 Pro launch and a new variant of the Huawei Watch GT2 was launched, the GT2e. Aesthetically they are quite different, but in terms of features, they are almost identical. However, this new watch comes in at £159.99, 30% lower than the launch price of the GT2. Specification Kirin A1…
The Huawei P40 Pro was announced at the end of March, and it is available to pre-order now for £899.99 on Amazon with shipping starting on the 16th of April. The impeccable hardware of the new phone is somewhat overshadowed by the issues on the software side of things, as this is the first big…
The Huawei P40 Pro was launched a few days ago, and I have been using it since last week. The Px0 series of phones has always been the camera orientated model from Huawei and the P30 Pro was one of the most successful flagship phones of last year. It was my personal favourite, and it…
I was vaguely familiar with Mu6 when they first got in touch, originally launching on Indiegogo in early 2019 they were a company that I have never paid much attention too, drowned out by the millions of other people trying to launch products of crown funding. It turns out they are pretty good at making…
While I am not a huge fan of indoor cameras for my personal usage, I was quite excited to be offered to review the Imou Ranger Pro, which provides a wide range of impressive features including: PTZ with 355 degree pan and 90 degree tilt Human detection – which can then smart track with PTZ…
The Realme 6 Pro was announced at the start of the month in India, today Realme has hosted their first official launch in the UK which includes the Realme 6 Pro, 6 and 6i. I have had the pleasure of using both the 6 Pro and 6 the past two weeks with both phones offering…
Following on from my Realme 6 Pro review, I have been using the more affordable Realme 6 in conjunction with the Pro model for the past couple of weeks. In this challenging time, many of us will likely be looking to cut back on our costs, and skipping the latest flagship phone could be a…
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