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HomePod mini review – big sound and big features from a tiny smart speaker
The new Apple HomePod mini might be small in size but it's big on sound and big on features and can also connect to and control your…
Xbox Series X review – a huge step forward for gaming
It’s a monolith. It’s a block, It’s a big rectangle. It’s big. It’s beautiful. It’s ugly. It’s boring. It’s brilliant, Call the Xbox…
iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max review – compact power or go big or go home
The last of Apple's iPhone 12 line-up – the iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 12 Pro Max - will be released this week which means customers…
Chromecast with Google TV review – access the latest streaming content in 4K for under $100
There are so many streaming options and content available and if you have an older TV or a smart TV that doesn’t have all the…
Audiofly AFT2 True Wireless In-Ear Headphones review – quality, value and great battery life
Australian brand Audiofly has just released the AFT2 True Wireless In-Ear headphones which deliver an impressive sound, a…
iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro review – Apple’s new creations are the smartphones to beat
The iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro is finally here after COVID-related production delays but it was definitely worth the wait – this is…
iPad Air review – the colourful new iPad that’s just right
The new iPad Air could very well be the Goldilocks of the iPad family - it's more powerful than the entry level iPad but doesn’t…
Google Pixel 5 and Pixel 4a (5G) smartphone reviews – great features and great value
Google is now offering not one but two 5G devices – the Pixel 4a (5G) and the Pixel 5 - with both offering Android 11, excellent…
Bose QuietComfort Earbuds review – audio quality and noise cancellation that’s second to…
When it comes to high audio quality and noise cancellation, Bose are always at the top of their game and they’ve added those…
Mate X electric bike review – ride easier and ride with confidence
When I was told the Mate electric bike has been called the Tesla of electric bikes I knew, as a Tesla driver, I had to take a look…
Netgear Orbi Wi-Fi 6 review – the mesh system that can solve all of your wi-fi problems
One of the questions I’m asked most often is: how can I improve my wi-fi? One of the best solutions is the Netgear Orbi Wi-Fi 6…
Hisense Dual Cell 65SX TV review – the blacks of an OLED with the brightness of LED
Hisense has combined the best of both worlds with its new 65SX Dual Cell TV – the black levels that would compete with an OLED and…
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 smartphone review – a game changer for the right user
Samsung has learned a lot from its first folding smartphone and as a result it has delivered a huge improvement with the follow-up…
Hands on with the eighth generation iPad – more power than ever for entry level users
The iPad has had the most interesting journey since it was launched more than 10 years ago and now stands as one of the most…
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ review – a powerful tablet that can also act like a laptop
Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S7+ is an extremely capable tablet and ticks all the boxes that would easily qualify it as a laptop…
GoCube review – the smart connected Rubik’s cube for the 21st century
The Rubik’s Cube has been around since the 80s. I’ve been a fan since they were first released but now the 21st century version of…
LG Velvet smartphone review – flagship display, features and design at an affordable price
LG has always been an underrated smartphone brand but it couldn’t compete against Apple and Samsung at the same price. The new LG…
Samsung Galaxy Buds Live earphones review – they look like beans but they sound great
The last thing Samsung’s new Galaxy Buds Live earphones look like are earphones. They look more like beans than traditional…
Sennheiser CX 400BT wireless earphones review – exceptional quality and value for the price
Sennheiser has always been a brand known for exceptional audio quality. But now with the release of the CX 400BT the brand will be…
Fujifilm X100V rangefinder camera review – excellent image quality and feature set
On unboxing Fujifilm's X100V rangefinder camera and handling it for the first time, I let out a little squeal. No, really! That…