It seems like (due to pandemic) things have changed a lot when it comes to home fitness. It’s safe to say for the better. People who love working out have decided they will avoid traditional gyms for a while and focus on creating their own. And that’s a spectacular idea, especially if you have lots…
I have previously reviewed the Infinix Hot 10S NFC, which offered incredible value for money but only launched in Indonesia, Russia and Latin America. In May 2021, Infinix Mobile ventured into laptops, unveiling the INbook X1 series. Specification CPU: Intel Core i7-1065G7 Memory: 8GB Storage: 512GB NVMe Display: 14” 1920*1080 300 nits brightness 100% sRGB…
I should hopefully be reviewing my first WiFi 6E router soon. Many new laptops are compatible with the WiFi 6E standard, but older models will be limited to either WiFi 6 or WiFi 5. I have previously upgraded my old Dell XPS 15 but rarely use that now, so to prepare for the review, I…
I have reviewed quite a few of the Edifier speakers over the years, and I loved the Edifier R2000DB enough that I switched to them as my main PC speaker after my Bose Companion 50 speakers died. I have been very happy with them over the past few months, but due to the nature of…
I have previously reviewed the excellent Nacon MG-X mobile game controller, which is specifically designed to work best playing games on your phone with Xbox Game Pass Nacon has now launched a Pro version of the controller. Fundamentally, not much has changed. All the specification is identical, the battery life is the same, it still…
The Nvidia Shield has turned out to be one of the best pieces of consumer tech in years, thanks to the extremely long support cycle. Nvidia continues the support by now pushing out Android 11 with SHIELD Experience 9.0. My Nvidia Shield TV Pro is pushing 7-years old now, and I can’t think of any…
This will be a relatively short review of the 2nd generation Pixel Stand which retails for £69 on the Google Play Store. Specification Up to 23 W for compatible Pixel phones. Supports up to 15 W (EPP) for Qi-certified devices Active cooling (it has a fan) 30 W USB-C power adapter (PD 3.0 w/PPS) with…
[Update] The Fenix 7 and Epix 2 product pages are now live on Garmin. You can even buy the Epix. This news is not 100% confirmed, but Garmin Israel got a little click-happy when scheduling their Instagram posts and published news of a launch event happening on the 18th of January at 16:30 Israel time…
It has been almost 3 years since the original Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X were launched. They were both amazing devices that promised a new exciting era for smartphones. However, in the subsequent years, the foldable market hasn’t really boomed as much as I would have liked. Samsung seems to be the only…
![UREVO Kardio T1 Exercise Bike Review – A cheap Zwift compatible spin bike [Model URSB002]](https://mightygadget.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/UREVO-Kardio-T1-Exercise-Bike-Review-768x475.jpg "UREVO Kardio T1 Exercise Bike Review")
During the lockdowns, demand for home gym equipment boomed and finding a good quality indoor spin bike was like gold dust. Things have settled down now, but with Covid still causing worldwide issues, many people will still be reluctant to return to the gym. At-home gym equipment is a great way to keep fit, but…
In December, AfterShokz announced their rebranding to Shokz, at the same time they announced the new OpenRun bond conduction headphones. Shokz OpenRun vs Aeropex The new Shokz OpenRun headphones are identical to the previous flagship Aeropex. However, they have now been upgraded to a new quick charging solution. It is worth noting that in the…
I have been quite impressed with the Twinkly product range so far. They have expanded away from their excellent Christmas tree string lights into a more mainstream product range such as LED strips and the Twinkly Flex. As CES 2022, the company has now launched another product suitable for all year use but still works…
End of content
End of content