If you are a fitness enthusiast and use a sports watch with a built-in wrist based optical heart rate monitor, you will likely have experienced a lot of inaccuracies. Depending on the sport and the level of rigorousness that inaccuracy can vary from a small amount to being completely useless. Wrist-based options are still great…
Smart Home Week is a collaborative effort by the leading brands in smart home technology to raise awareness and educate consumers about benefits and opportunities of living in a smart, connected way. It is in its second year and this year will take place from 21st – 27th May, it is backed by many of…
The smartphone market has stagnated a bit in recent years, we have reached a plateau in performance and conformity has occurred across the basic phone design. For flagship phones which cost more each year the general theme is always a top of the range Qualcomm Snapdragon SoC or HISilicon / Samsung equivalent, encased in a…
Good news again to all the users of Optoma. Today we are lucky to present you one of the most important products in terms of domestic projectors, the Optoma 4K HDR model UHD60. We have been lucky enough to be able to try it for a few hours and we want to share with all…
There have been a lot of home surveillance cameras released in the past few years, and a growing number of these are completely wire-free, relying on batteries and WiFi to provide you with an extremely simple installation. I personally use Blink XT, mainly because it is cheap, works great and uses AA batteries which avoids…
With the London Marathon last week several reports came out showing that sports watches and fitness trackers were not as accurate as hoped. For most enthusiasts, this is quite well known and companies even sell devices to improve accuracy, for example, the Garmin Foot pod will override GPS information to create a more accurate result….
Kingston’s latest range of flash memory cards have just been launch; they come in both SD and MicroSD form and are developed for capturing 4K video or taking stunning burst-mode The Canvas React cards are all rated at 100MB/s Read, 80MB/s Write and it is rated as UHS-I (U3) Class 10. The model I am…
On my quest to find affordable alternatives to branded products, I have recently been looking at home security cameras. I love Arlo and Blink, but at over £120+ for a single camera system for either of those, it can be too expensive for some users. Priced at £24.99, you are not going to find anything…
**Update 27/04/2018 – after using the switch for a few weeks now, I have updated the review in regards of its reliability. I have had no issues with it since set up, but I do find the app a bit slow to load and recognise my devices** During my trip to MWC in Barcelona this…
As much as we like to yearn for ultra-wide high refresh rate or 4K monitors, in reality for most of us, this is beyond our budget, both in terms of the monitor price and the PC required to run it. If you are a gamer on a budget, then 1080p is still your best bet,…
I have previously reviewed the fantastic TP-Link HS110 smart plug, which I now have 3 of. They are great for powering down devices on a schedule or via Alexa and allows me to fully power down my office room at night and have everything switched on when I get there in the morning. As usual…
The pleasure of driving a good car, on an open road, with the warm summer breeze blowing in your hair can only be increased by the best gadgets and accessories available on the market. After all, we could all use a cup holder and a stand for our phone, but there’s so much more to…
End of content
End of content