Wearables
VTech Kidizoom Smart Watch Plus review – multi-function fun kids smartwatch
VTech’s Kidizoom Smart Watch Plus, recently updated, is a well-made, fun gadget packed with features that →
Tstand Review: what may be iPad Pro’s strange and secret hero
This week we’ve been working with the Tstand, a tablet holder that’ll allow you to use →
Tag Heuer Connected: Android Wear gets its luxury tag — First Impressions
Tag Heuer took to the stage in New York today to pull the covers off the →
Aukey 5000mAh External Battery Charger review: Compact, easy-to-use on-the-go power bank for your phone or tablet
Compact and stylish, this Aukey power bank is easy to use and offers good value for charging your phone →
MyZone tracks fitness effort to make health inspiring again
Professional athletes and lay people have used heart rate zone training for years. It works. That’s →
Adidas miCoach Fit Smart review
By adding everyday activity tracking, the Fit Smart is now much more useful than it once →
Umi Voix review: really good cheap headphones for smartphone or tablet
REALLY GOOD CHEAP HEADPHONES FOR SMARTPHONE OR TABLET The Umi Voix is a super-cheap in-ear binaural →
Aukey 5 Ports USB Charging Station with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 review: Fast and simultaneous charging for all your mobile devices
Aukey’s five-port desktop USB charger is an excellent solution for simultaneously charging multiple mobile devices – →
Amazon Fire TV 2 Review (2015)
The Amazon Fire TV is aimed at Amazon Prime members and prospective Prime members – if →
Razer Diamondback Review (2015)
The Razer Diamondback ambidextrous mouse is one of the most well-rounded and beautiful mice I’ve ever →
Pebble Time Round review: A prettier design comes with tradeoffs
Earlier this year, Pebble released two new smartwatches: The Time and the Time Steel. Both feature →
Alienware Steam Machine will soon be available to take on PS4 and Xbox One, here are our first impressions
It’s been two years since gaming Valve first announced its assault on the living room with →
Final Sonorous X review
If first impressions count, then Final has got things nailed with its range-topping headphones, the Sonorous →
Polar Activity Loop 2 review: Function over form
Polar has been on the fitness tracking scene for a while – like 40 years – →
Runtastic Moment review
It’s not nice savaging a product like this, but the Runtastic Moment simply can’t be recommended. →
What’s the difference between Intel Core i3, i5 and i7? Core i3 vs i5 vs i7
“‘What’s the difference between an Intel Core i3, i5 and i7?‘ is a pretty confusing and →
Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 420X Review
The Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 420X ($149) is a gaming headset built to offer players →
Microsoft Band 2 review: Still flawed, but a step in the right direction
You really can’t accuse Microsoft of phoning it in when it built the original Band. Between →
Samsung’s folding smartphone might not launch in the US
Although mostly drowned out by the curved edges and unimetal bodies,Samsung doesn’t seem to have forgotten →
Blue announces Lola headphones, a follow-up to Mo-Fi
High-end microphone manufacturer Blue has just debuted its second pair of headphones, following after last year’s →
Siri answers music chart questions, but only for Apple Music subscribers
With Apple’s release of iOS 9 earlier this year, Siri was given the ability to answer →
Geek crams all iPhone generations into water
We all know that the average electronic device and water don’t mix. There are a few →
Loyalty rewards coming to Android Pay as push to raise awareness kicks in
Loyalty reward programs are just about everywhere you go today from the grocery store to the →
Garmin unveils new Vivosmart fitness wearable, Index Smart Scale
Only a week after announcing a trio of smartwatches with heart rate monitoring capabilities, Garmin is →
Shure SRH145 Headphones Review
It’s easy to get drawn in by expensive headphones that come with a plethora of features →
7 Laptop Battery Secrets That You Never Knew Before
The laptop you have had for a couple of years might be starting to get weak →
Apple being sued over iOS 9 Wi-Fi Assist feature
We should have probably seen this coming a mile away, especially considering how people love suing →
Android 6.0 Marshmallow vs 5.0 Lollipop head-to-head
Verdict Some improvements remain to be proven, but Android Marshmallow is nonetheless the best version of →
HTC Grip pushed back again to first quarter next year
HTC has tried to venture outside of smartphone comfort zone with products like a strange action →
Jawbone Up4 Review: Smart Coach, Dumb Price
The top-end fitness tracker in its lineup, the Jawbone Up4 can measure your heart rate, track →