Monthly Archives: February 2017

Ulefone Gemini Review – Things to Consider Before you Buy

Hey, what is going on guys, Saransh here again with another review and this is the time for a low budget smartphone with a dual camera. Ulefone is a decent Chinese brand spreading its root all over the world. They are known to produce low budget gadgets with pretty nice features. With Ulefone Future, the company came into limelight as they were from the first few companies to manufacture a bezel-less smartphone. Now coming to the smartphone that we are gonna review today, Ulefone Gemini. After the Ulefone Metal, they have launched Gemini with the almost same price but with great modifications to keep getting a place in this market.

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The dual camera is the highlight of Ulefone Gemini smartphone. Yes, the phone has a dual camera on the rear side and still cost just $140. I am impressed Ulefone is adopting variations and doing different things with their smartphones to get a good customer base.

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http://www.kickiteasy.com/ulefone-gemini-review-specs/

2016 – 2017 SYM Wolf Classic 150 Review

We usually think of the Sanyang Motor Co., Ltd — better known to us as SYM — as a scooter company, so when looking at their little Wolf Classic 150, I expected …well, I expected less than what I saw. Unlike the Wolf 125 and 250 released in Asian markets that had a definite sport-bike look, the Wolf Classic has a UJM styling reminiscent of the imports back in the late ’60s and early ’70s. Does it look like the old Hondas ? It should. SYM made the Honda 125s for a few decades back in the day so they are well acquainted with the style.

Design

SYM Wolf Classic 150

With a low, low price tag, the Wolf Classic feels like a disposable bike with its sticker-badging complete with air bubbles trapped in the adhesive, but in a saving grace, the fenders are metal instead of plastic, so kudos for that.

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https://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/others/2016-2017-sym-wolf-classic-150-ar170923.html

Sony CAS-1 Compact Audio System Review

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It’s been 21 years since the MP3 audio file format made its debut, 17 years since Napster revolutionized the distribution of digital music, 15 years since the iPod brought that music to a pocketable device, and 13 years since Apple made downloads legit with the iTunes music store. Computerized audio is now enjoying a vigorous middle age—old enough to support lots of audio products and system configurations, young enough for some of those products to be innovative. Outfitting your desktop with an audio system can cost as little as $13.99 for a pair of AmazonBasics powered speakers or as much as several thousand dollars for the highest-end speakers and integrated amps recommended by our sister site AudioStream.com. The Sony CAS-1 system falls somewhere in the middle. At $1,000, it’s a substantial investment, but far from the most expensive desktop audio solution. And unlike a lot of cheaper systems, it’s designed explicitly for high-resolution audio.

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https://www.soundandvision.com/content/sony-cas-1-compact-audio-system-review-specs#8KDpWpSkBu4svx7a.97

ThiEYE i60+ Action Camera Review

A new action camera has made its way to our hands. This time, it’s the ThiEYE i60+ that comes with 4K video recording, a built-in 2-inch display, and a slew of accessories at your disposal. At below Php4K, what can this sporty device offer its users? We find out.

Design and Construction

The ThiEYE i60+ comes in a very familiar packaging if you’ve had a GoPro Hero action cam. The device itself is enclosed in a hard plastic shell with all the accessories stashed inside the box.

It comes bundled with a clear waterproof housing that protects the device from water and dust ingress. Speaking of the device itself, it is very reminiscent of the GoPro Hero’s form factor with its lens singled out with a protruding square frame protecting the sensor. Even the button placements are very familiar with one in front and up top. The only difference is that the i60+ has two buttons on its side for menu navigation.

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https://www.yugatech.com/gadget-reviews/thieye-i60-action-camera-review/#sthash.isM2KRcZ.dpbs#sv4uE4t0aZdSZ25D.97

Klipsch RSB-8 review

While Klipsch has been producing sound bars for many years now, its talents were always seemingly elsewhere: traditional loudspeakers. Its sound bars have typically been solid performers but leaned toward home theater use rather than music — and this may seem odd coming from the major sponsor of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

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The Klipsch RSB-8 looks as masculine as any sound bar, although it, too, kicked more butt with home theater than with music. It augments its toughness with cutting-edge features and functionality. With the addition of 4K HDMI connectivity and multiroom music, the Klipsch is ready for the future in a way that the company’s sound bars haven’t been before.

If you’re looking for something that makes your TV viewing more pleasurable and also plays some music on the side, the Klipsch RSB-8 is an excellent place to start. That said, there is a lot of competition at this price, from the excellent-sounding LG SH7B to the surround-sound-toting Vizio SB4551, both of which also offer multiroom music and potentially better value for money.

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https://www.cnet.com/reviews/klipsch-rsb-8-review/

Android Wear 2.0 review : Google takes another run-up at its smartwatch platform

Android Wear 2.0 is the overhaul Google’s OS needed. Not only does it make Wear more independent from the smartphone, it now gives iOS users better reason to opt for a Google-based smartwatch. Assistant and Fit need more work, and as ever the quality of third-party apps will shape the experience, but Wear 2.0 is a welcome leap forward.

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Android Wear 2.0 is finally here. Or at least it’s starting to roll out; right now only the LG Watch Sport and the LG Watch Style are running the fancy new OS, but the rest won’t be far behind.

If you want an entire breakdown of the key features you can expect, head to our Android Wear 2.0 guide, but we can tell you right now that this is Google’s most important Wear update to date. As Apple, Samsung, Garmin among others stake their claim to be the king of smartwatches, and with Fitbit’s first smartwatch seemingly on the way, it’s time for Google to start proving why its smartwatch platform is as serious a contender as any other.

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https://www.wareable.com/android-wear/android-wear-2-review

Canon EOS M6 preview: Canon’s top-end mirrorless, minus the viewfinder

The Canon take on the mirrorless camera market has been interesting (you can read that as generally disappointing): having lackadaisically introduced the sub-par M-series system in a bid to – and this is how we see it – avoid undercutting its own DSLR business, it had taken Canon years to establish a more viable M-series camera. That happened in 2016 with its M5.

Move into 2017 and the Japanese maker is concentrating its moves in mirrorless, with the step-up EOS M6 further enhancing the line-up with a more comprehensive control system and minus the built-in viewfinder. It’s altogether less DSLR-styled.

As we said of the M5, Canon has finally reached a point where its product is competitive. Albeit, at a point in time when its competitors are often a step ahead in terms of focus ability, design and lens range.

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https://www.pocket-lint.com/cameras/reviews/canon/140237-canon-eos-m6-review-canon-s-best-mirrorless-yet-but-is-that-good-enough

2015 – 2017 Moto Guzzi Audace / Audace Carbon Review

“Audace” translates to audacious, daring or innovative— a fitting moniker for Moto Guzzi’s heavyweight cruiser Audace, and its carbon-fiber sibling, the Audace Carbonunveiled at the 2016 INTERMOT. These rides sport the typical, transverse-mount V-twin that gives MG products away at a glance, with 80-plus cubic-inches and almost 90 pound-feet of fun… er, I mean torque, on tap. Though it technically falls just shy of full-on, power-cruiser status, it’s close enough for government work and will likely appeal to the same sort of rider. So how does it stacks up in the U.S. market?

Design

’Guzzi borrowed heavily from the classic American-cruiser look, much like it did with the Eldorado and California . The Audace looks solid and heavy, mainly because it is heavy, with a 659-pound wet weight and engine compartment that’s full-up every which way.

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https://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/moto-guzzi/2015-2017-moto-guzzi-audace-audace-carbon-ar170832.html

 

BenQ W1090 review

BenQ has had a good run of sub-£1000/$1500 projectors, with four- and five-star reviews peppering its range in the past couple of years.

Its recent efforts missed out on a Best Buy at the 2016 Awards, but there’s no doubt that if you’re in the market for a budget projector, BenQ is one of the companies to look out for.

The new BenQ W1090 proves this. With its compact size, short throw ratio and big picture (100cm from 2.5m away, says BenQ), this DLP projector is perfect for those with small rooms and home cinema fans on a restricted budget.

Picture

Crisp edges, glossy detail and an exuberant way with colours means that the BenQ W1090 pleases from the start. Play Star Trek Beyond on Blu-ray and the W1090 delights in delivering the special effects with vibrancy.

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https://www.whathifi.com/benq/w1090/review

 

Fujifilm X-T20 vs Sony A6500 Comparison

Here is a quick review and comparison for the Fujifilm X-T20 vs Sony A6500 mirrorless cameras with APS-c sized image sensors.

Fujifilm X-T20 comes with new 24MP sensor and 4K video

The Fuji X-T20 is a budget-friendly and stripped-down version of the flagship X-T2. Both cameras have so much similarities including sensor, native ISO, AF system and 4K video recording. Sony improves the mid-range Alpha series A6500 camera with in-body 5-axis image stabilization technology and touchscreen.

When it comes to video recording features, X-T20 supports 4K at 24, 25 and 30fps with a 100Mbps data rate and Full HD up to 60fps. Both cameras offer clean HDMI output with an 8-bit 4:2:2 colour space.  The microphone jack is 3.5mm on the a6500 and 2.5mm on the X-T20. So what maybe the other differences of these two models?

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https://www.dailycameranews.com/2017/02/fujifilm-x-t20-vs-sony-a6500/

Logitech Brio 4K Pro Webcam Review

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Now that laptops and monitors with 4K resolutions are widely available, Logitech is upping its webcam game. The Logitech Brio 4K Pro Webcam ($199) is the first mass-market 4K webcam and the first to use HDR for accurate colors. The webcam has a 90-degree lens for wide-angle shots and software that lets you pan, zoom and replace the background behind you, green-screen style. It even has an infrared camera that you can use for Windows Hello facial logins.

Unfortunately, the Brio’s clip is a huge step down from those on previous models, and it doesn’t hold the camera tight against displays. Moreover, the privacy clip is loose and left adhesive residue on our review unit. If you can put up with those annoyances, the Brio takes the best shots you’ll get right now, as long as you can find software that supports 4K.

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https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/accessories/logitech-brio-4k-pro

Luma Surround WiFi review

After having reviewed the Google Wifi and the Eero, I found the Luma a bit of deja vu. It’s a similar home mesh Wi-Fi system with three identical hardware units, a mobile app, large Wi-Fi coverage and speed fast enough to deliver a moderate broadband connection.

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The Luma has a few distinctive features, including security and web filtering features, but neither screams “must-have.” The system’s performance and mobile app could also use some improvement. And at $399 for a set of three units, the Luma is definitely overpriced, considering the Google Wifi costs $100 less while being faster and easier to use to boot.

In all, the Luma is like a fast food restaurant, you’ll probably get filled up and be happy for a short while if you get it, but won’t miss out on much if you decide to skip it.

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https://www.cnet.com/reviews/luma-surround-wifi-review/

Canon EOS 77D preview: Lucky 7s for the ’80D lite’?

You’ve probably heard it time and again: “cameras are dying”. Well, not according to Canon. The Japanese camera maker seems to be investing in a DSLR for every possible user, with the new EOS 77D fitting in beneath its 80D mid-ranger to carve out a new sub-category.

The most obvious benefit being that the 77D is more affordable. Starting at £829 (body only), the slightly smaller and lighter DSLR will appeal to those who don’t need every single bell and whistle feature.

Ditch the 80D’s weather-sealed body and, roughly speaking, that’s what the 77D is all about. So does it make sense?

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https://www.pocket-lint.com/cameras/reviews/canon/140226-canon-eos-77d-review-dslr-megastar-or-one-model-number-too-far

Fostex TH610 review

As we all know, looks can be deceiving. While the Fostex TH610 headphones might look the part for a high-end pair of luxury cans, these headphones don’t have the sound quality to match.

Build and comfort

From a design perspective the TH610s feel nicely put together and certainly appear classy.

The black walnut housings are smooth and well made, each holding a 50mm neodymium driver, and they make a satisfying little click when you move them back into place.

Their pads are made of artificial leather and fit snugly over your ears, so the headphones are comfortable to use.

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https://www.whathifi.com/fostex/th610/review

 

2016 – 2017 Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber & V9 Roamer Review

Moto Guzzi launched a brand-new model family in 2016 that pays tribute to the past efforts of custom bike builders, of which there are no shortage given ’Guzzi’s long history on both sides of the pond.

Introduced last year, the all-new, V9 range that included the mainstream-custom “Roamer,” and the more sinister “Bobber” with a more outlaw-looking blackout treatment. Not only was the chassis new, but MG built a brand-new engine with which to power this mid-size, standard cruiser – really more of a barhopper/grocery-getter that’s perfect for around town riding while maintaining a limited road trip capacity. I say “limited” only because it can be rather fatiguing riding a lightweight, short wheelbase bike over long distances at highway speeds, and I would know, having put many state lines behind my Sportsters over the years, but I digress. Many manufacturers are riding the current wave of enthusiasm for custom and classic-looking bikes, and luckily for ’Guzzi, it has its own deep roots to draw upon for inspiration.

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https://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/moto-guzzi/2016-2017-moto-guzzi-v9-bobber-v9-roamer-ar170914.html

Hands-on with Sony 100mm F2.8 STF G Master and FE 85mm F1.8 lenses

Sony announced a pair of short telephoto prime lenses at this year’s WPPI show in Las Vegas – the FE 100mm F2.8 STF GM OSS and the FE 85mm F1.8, both intended for use on the company’s a7-series mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras.

Hands-on with Sony 100mm F2.8 STF G Master and FE 85mm F1.8 lenses

Here’s the FE 100mm F2.8 STF GM OSS, which joins Sony’s growing ‘G Master’ lineup, as one of the company’s flagship lenses.

The 100mm F2.8 has a complex optical design, featuring 14 elements in 10 groups, including ED and aspherical elements. Somewhat unusually, this lens is a ‘Smooth Trans Focus’ (STF) design, which incorporates an APD (apodization) element. The APD element acts as a radial gradient filter, which – in simple terms – improves the quality of out of focus areas, by diffusing bokeh circles. Traditionally, we’ve seen APD elements in lenses specifically aimed at portraiture, for obvious reasons.

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https://www.dpreview.com/news/8335176421/hands-on-with-sony-100mm-f2-8-stf-g-master-and-fe-85mm-f1-8-lenses

Mazda MX-5 RF v Subaru BRZ comparison

Power up front, drive to the back, a stick-shift in the middle – it’s how nature intended sports cars to be. And these two purist offerings – the 2017 Mazda MX-5 RF and the updated 2017 Subaru BRZ – are true to that formula.

Both of these Japanese, sporty, fun and affordable cars may follow the same path towards inducing grins, particularly when fitted with manual gearboxes as our test cars are, but there are some fairly large differences between them.

The Mazda MX-5 RF has a hardtop roof, albeit one that can be stowed away if you’d prefer some open-top motoring. The Subaru BRZ, on the other hand, has rear seats and a bigger boot for the semblance of extra practicality. And a permanent roof.

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https://www.caradvice.com.au/518491/mazda-mx-5-rf-v-subaru-brz-comparison/

Android Wear on iPhone : Our guide to getting your Google / iOS smartwatch fix

What you can and can’t do with Android Wear on iOS and what devices will work

When Pebble announced it was on its way out, iOS users were left with one less viable smartwatch option. But in its place we have been gifted Android Wear 2.0, which lets iPhone users pair an Android Wear watch and get an experience almost as good as those who worship at the altar of Google.

Of course those of you running an older version of Wear will know that most Wear watches already work with iOS, but the experience has so far been very limited. With 2.0 many more features have been rolled in, and although Android smartphone users will still have a few exclusive extras, it’s definitely much better now for the iPhone.

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https://www.wareable.com/android-wear/google-launches-android-wear-for-ios-1603

Coolpad Cool S1 VS Oneplus 3T Comparisons Review

Coolpad Cool Changer S1 as the flagship smartphone of Coolpad last year, and Oneplus 3T also considered as the flagship of Oneplus have been compared a lot by users, so which one is better? Today we will compare them in the following aspects such as design, hardware, camera, battery and other features.

Specs

Oneplus 3T and Cool S1 have no big difference in hardware, price, etc. Just check the specs comparison below.

According to specs comparison, two smartphones are both the flagship smartphones at 2,000 yuan, similar screen, processor, metal body, they have main difference in versions, camera, battery, etc.

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https://www.igeekphone.com/coolpad-cool-s1-vs-oneplus-3t-design-hardware-camera-battery-review/

OPPO A39 Review : Caught in a Tight Spot

OPPO ended 2016 on a high. The company shot up the ranks and was the second best selling smartphone brand in the Philippines, thanks to their aggressive marketing strategy for their selfie-centric smartphones; the most recent of which is the Chinese company’s Selfie Expert, the OPPO F1s. Before the year ended, OPPO Philippines quietly released the A39. It had the same internals as the F1s and it’s pretty much the same smartphone on paper, but there is one glaring difference between the two — the A39’s front camera doesn’t hold a candle to the one on the OPPO F1s. Is the A39 worth its asking price? Before we jump in, let’s take a look at the OPPO A39’s spec sheet.

Same Design, Same Build Quality

In terms of design. not much separates the OPPO F1s and the OPPO A39. We mentioned in our initial review that, looking at the rear of the device, you’d probably be hard pressed to tell the two apart if it weren’t for the difference in their dimensions.

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https://www.unbox.ph/editorials/oppo-a39-review-caught-in-a-tight-spot/

Roth VA4 review

With more people buying vinyl each year, there’s a greater number of turntables being bought (or dusted off) and plugged in.

If you’re in the market for a pair of speakers to connect your record player up to, Roth Audio wants the VA4s to be your go-to.

These desktop speakers have a built-in phono stage, so you won’t need an outboard phono stage or separate amplifier.

Trying to make the vinyl resurgence more accessible is a noble aim, but does the performance match the concept?

Features

Not only is the VA4’s moving-magnet phono stage a nice addition, it’s also easy to activate – simply flick the toggle on the back of the master speaker and the speakers will switch the RCA input from line-level audio to phono.

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https://www.whathifi.com/roth/va4/review

2017 Chevrolet Traverse Redline Edition Review

Unveiled for the 2018 model year, the second-generation Chevrolet Traverse is as fresh as it gets in 2017. Built around the new C1XX platform, which is shared with the Cadillac XT5 and replaces the old GM Lambda underpinnings, the redesigned Traverse is actually a tad shorter than its predecessor but, at the same time, it’s slightly wider and has a longer wheelbase. The new, fresh design is backed by a roomier interior with state-of-the-art technology, while the 2.0-liter four-cylinder makes the entry-level version an attractive proposition to those concerned about fuel economy. At the 2017 Chicago Auto Show, the Traverse gained its first-ever special edition, called the Redline Edition.

Part of a bigger effort that includes Redline Edition versions of the Cruze, Malibu,Camaro, Trax, Equinox, Colorado, and Silverado, the limited-edition Traverse stands out by means of blacked-out exterior features. It’s also based on the range-topping Premium model, which means it comes with plenty of standard equipment. On the flipside, it’s also the most expensive model in the lineup.

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https://www.topspeed.com/cars/chevrolet/2017-chevrolet-traverse-redline-edition-ar175896.html

Best Gaming Laptops Under $1,000

Gaming laptops can put a serious dent in your wallet, with some of the fancier models costing upward of $3,500. But who says that the right rig has to cost an arm, a leg and the soul of your firstborn? Fortunately for the fiscally conscious gamer, there are a few sub-$1,000 notebooks on the market that can run graphically taxing games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Metro: Last Light at solid frame rates. And you can use all that money you just saved to splurge on some top-notch accessories.

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Over the course of our testing, two gaming rigs rose to the top. The Asus ROG GL552 emerged as the undisputed winner among sub-$1,000 notebooks. Sporting a sleek design, a beefy graphics card and a powerful Core i7 processor, the laptop delivered impressive frame rates and multitasking prowess with one of the best displays we’ve seen in this price range.

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https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/sub-1000-gaming-laptops

ZTE Blade V8 Pro Review : The Best Budget Phone Available

With premium features trickling down to less expensive smartphones, the budget phone arena has gotten increasingly competitive. Take ZTE’s Blade V8 Pro, which matches the impressive $249 Honor 6X with dual rear cameras, a fingerprint reader and big, 5.5-inch, full-HD screen — all for $20 less. These two unlocked phones are each compelling options for budget-minded shoppers who want phones that work on GSM networks like those of AT&T and Verizon. But when you consider the Blade V8 Pro’s outstanding 12-hour battery life, you wind up with one of the best smartphone values you can buy right now.

Design: Don’t look back

The look of the Blade V8 Pro is kind of a tale of two phones. Up front, you get a big, 5.5-inch screen surrounded by a glossy black bezel and a nearly flush home button with a built-in fingerprint sensor that is flanked by capacitive touch menu buttons on either side. It’s a pretty slick facade — right up until you flip the phone over.

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https://www.tomsguide.com/us/zte-blade-v8-pro,review-4192.html

Fluance AB40 review

Not to be confused with rectangular sound bars that sit in front of your TV, squat, boxy sound bases are designed to sit under your TV as a sort of second stand. They’ve been around since the early 2000s and peaked in popularity about two years ago. But now they’re fading fast.

The reason? Many televisions are now designed in a way that makes a “sound base” impractical — the TVs have feet at the ends rather than in the middle. If you have a TV like that, it simply won’t fit on top of a sound base. A sound base only makes sense for use with TVs that have central pedestal stands, especially in areas where space is at a premium — on top of a dresser for example.

The Fluance AB40 sound base is one of the best we’ve seen, especially for $250. It’s built like a tank and offers great sound in addition to Bluetooth playback. Due to the larger cabinet it’s also able to outperform some sound bars in terms of bass response. If you have a TV with a centralized stand and are looking to upgrade your flat-screen’s sound, then the Fluance deserves your attention.

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https://www.cnet.com/reviews/fluance-ab40-review/

2017 Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet Review

Leave it to Mercedes-Maybach to come up with something like this. Ostentatious doesn’t even begin to describe the marriage of excess off-road capability with luxury. Meet the Mercedes-Maybach G 650 Landaulet. Think of it as a G-Wagon mixed with a Maybach S-Class. In fact, that’s an extremely accurate description, seeing as the rear seats on this convertible beast are lifted from the Maybach S600. Oh, and its 6.0-liter V-12 is present, too.

Yes, extreme excess is the theme of this monster. It’s basically built to accommodate four occupants – two in great comfort, and two in spectacular comfort. You can guess which seats provide what. The G 650 Landaulet rides on a stretched wheelbase of the “standard” G500 4×4², with an extra 22.75 inches between the wheels. The extra length, combined with the rear captain’s chairs placed nearly over the rear axle, creates a huge amount of legroom. It’s enough space to fully recline the calf leather-covered seats.

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https://www.topspeed.com/trucks/truck-reviews/mercedes/2017-mercedes-maybach-g-650-landaulet-ar175904.html

Neato Botvac D3 Connected review:

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Robot vacuum cleaners are nifty home gadgets, but they’re also comparatively expensive. The price can spike even higher if you’d like one you can control from your phone. The $400 (£320 in the UK, roughly AU$521 in Australia) Neato Botvac D3 Connected disrupts this status quo.

This new Neato robovac has a more affordable price tag yet cleans with the same methodical efficiency as the company’s flagship $700 Botvac Connected. The Botvac also links to phones and tablets via Neato’s mobile app for extra control just like its pricier sibling. You do make some tradeoffs if you choose the Botvac D3. You’ll have to settle for a lower capacity battery, relatively slow operation and a bare-bones list of features. Pet hair also causes the machine to stumble or stop completely so owners of high-shed animals should pass on this model.

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https://www.cnet.com/reviews/neato-d3-connected-review/

Cambridge Audio Yoyo M review

To some, Cambridge Audio is still just the company that makes the affordable-but-good amps and CD player separates almost no-one they know seems to buy anymore, but it has also spent the last few years making top-quality wireless speakers.

The Yoyo series is its latest family, and all three in the clan wear woolly jumpers to give them a look ready for the lounge. Cambridge Audio’s Yoyo M set is the middle child, a true wireless stereo pair of speakers that you can pick up for £300 (around $375/AU$490).

As long as you don’t need party-ready bass, they’re an effective twosome.

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https://www.techradar.com/reviews/cambridge-audio-yoyo-m

JVC 360 Degree review

Everyone has a special skill, right? Oh come on, you do – you maybe just haven’t found it yet.

Take the JVC 360 Bluetooth speaker, for example. Its fancy dance is surviving a (temporary) blast from ‘powerful water jets’. At least that’s roughly what an IPX6 water-resistant rating translates to.

So if you’re looking for a speaker with which you can share car-washing duties, pick up your chamois leather, unwind the garden hose and read on.

Features

An impressively high water-resistance rating isn’t the JVC’s only standout feature, though it’s admittedly the one that could, in some circumstances, prevent you damaging your speaker.

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https://www.whathifi.com/jvc/360-degree/review

 

2017 SSR Motorsports Razkull 125 Review

Pit bike, monkey bike and even ankle-biter has been used to describe the Razkull 125 from SSR Motorsports. I suppose arguments could be made for and against any and all of these monikers, but no matter what you call it, the Razkull is a fun little ride that is cheap, and easy to own and operate. The pit bike sector isn’t exactly what you would call overpopulated if ya know what I mean, but the bracket is fairly well defined and popular, particularly on the West Coast. What started out as an on/off-road ride whose primary function in life was Motocross track-side transit has expanded into a classall its own, and as with anything else that moves, has begun to serve as a race platform all its own. I wanted to look at this little pocket rocket, and see how well SSR does against its worthy competitors at Honda and Kawasaki.

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https://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/motorcycle-reviews/others/2017-ssr-motorsports-razkull-125-ar175901.html