Products Reviews

It’s been over eight years since Google introduced the high-end Chromebook with the first Chromebook Pixel, yet there’s still something about a £1,100 Chromebook that seems to go against the grain. To be fair, though, the HP Chromebook c640…
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You can watch a replay of Sony’s Xperia Mark III announcement, it was an action-packed event that introduced three new phones in about half an hour. But there’s yet more to see from the new trio. Let’s look at the official Sony Xperia 1 III…
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The Keys-To-Go, provided by Logitech The Keys-To-Go is really one of the lightest and smallest Bluetooth keyboards we have ever held in our hands. Besides the great mobility, the quiet typing noise also speaks for the mini-keyboard and…
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Following up on his (in)famous "durability test" performed on the Realme 8 Pro late last month, Zack from YouTube channel JerryRigEverything is now ready to take things to the next level. And that, as you may know, means a teardown of the…
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When OnePlus launches into a new product area, it’s always a bit of a red-letter day. And the company’s reputation for knocking out top-quality hardware at reasonable prices continues with the OnePlus Watch. This is the firm’s first…
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As in the camera comparison against the Samsung Galaxy S21+, the Xiaomi Mi 11 convinces with its good 108 MP main camera. Thanks to the very high-resolution 27 MP photos, pictures reveal a lot of details even in pixel-binning mode,…
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The Nokia 2.2 is the latest device to get the Android 11, the 2019 entry-level phone now entering its first wave of updates. That wave includes the following 24 countries: Cambodia, Czech Republic (T-Mobile Czech Republic), Denmark,…
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We’ve already tested the camera of the Exynos-powered international version of Samsung’s new S-series flagship, the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. In this review, we take a close look at the version of the S21 Ultra 5G that uses a Qualcomm…
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If you’re wondering how De’Longhi has managed to serve up a “smart” bean-to-cup machine for less than £500, then wonder no longer: the Magnifica S Smart isn’t smart in the modern Wi-Fi connected sense at all. What it is, however, is a smart…
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The official specs list says that the frequency response range of the Helium 300BT ARGB covers the audio spectrum that starts with 100 Hz and ends with 20 kHz, which is not impressive. However, the volume that these speakers can reach is…
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