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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Book Flex review
Samsung’s looking to breathe new life into its series of laptops, dropping the “Notebook 9” name →
Hands on: Moto 360 review
When the Moto 360 (2014) landed more than five years ago it was one of the →
Hands on: 360 by Deezer review
Deezer dedicates an app to 360 Reality Audio 360 Reality Audio is Sony’s new object-based audio →
Android 10 arrives on the Galaxy Note 10 – here’s how to get it
Samsung has released an Android 10 beta for its flagship Galaxy Note 10. Here’s how you can →
Hands on: Honor 9X review
The well-documented Huawei ban debacle in mid-2019 saw the future of Huawei thrown into question, but →
7 Primes That Will Make The Fujifilm X Pro 3 a Street Photography Gem
The Fujifilm X Pro 3 is just begging to be used out on the streets, and →
Xiaomi TicPods 2 Pro hands on review: a smaller appearance and interactive experience
Xiaomi sub-band Movboi introduced the second generation of TicPods TWS earphones. TicPods 2 and 2 Pro →
Hands on: Elipson W35 review
There’s something that feels very right about the just-launched Elipson W35 wireless speaker. Firstly, it’s a →
Hands on: Fujifilm X-Pro3 Review
Is Fujifilm’s latest mirrorless rangefinder a street photography classic or a niche eccentric? First Impressions The →
Hands on: GoPro Max Review
It’s the second 360-degree GoPro, but don’t think of it as a sequel to the Fusion →
Hands on: Razer Viper Ultimate Review
Razer’s new wireless innovation and optical sensor levels up its gaming mouse. First Impressions The introduction →
Hands on: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark III Review
Of the three main types of mirrorless camera – full-frame, APS-C and Micro Four Thirds – →
Hands on: Google Nest Wifi review
The Google Nest Wifi is the followup to the massively successful Google Wifi, a product that →
Hands on: Google Pixel 4 XL Review
The Pixel 4 XL is the big brother the Pixel 4. It shares the same core →
Google Hardware Event Preview: Is Pixelbook Go Enough?
Google’s 2019 Hardware Event inches closer, and while rumors are flying about the Pixelbook Go, what what →
IFI Zen DAC Review: Economical Ecstasy
A few months ago, someone in a raincoat met me in a dimly-lit parking garage to →
Hands on: Linn Series 3 review
Linn was one of the first hi-fi brands to launch a music streamer back in 2007, →
Hands on: Samsung Q6FN QLED TV (QN65Q6FN) review
Samsung launched the Q6FN QLED TV (QN65Q6FN) last year as part of its 2018 lineup. It →
The Pixelbook Go has leaked ahead of Google’s New York event
Some leaks are more definitive than others, and the people at 9to5Google have bagged themselves a huge one: →
Google Pixelbook Go: Leaks emerge for 4K Chromebook
Leaks have emerged for a new ultra-portable Google-made Chromebook called the Pixelbook Go, with the device →
Hands on: Nikon Z50 Review
Looking for a small, light mirrorless camera with smartphone-beating image quality and handling? You’re already spoiled →
Lenovo Yoga C740 (14) review – strong body plus 10th Gen Intel processors
Lenovo is simply the king of convertible laptops. They have arguably the best looking and the →
Hands on: Amazon Fire HD 10 (2019) review
Despite an initial boom in popularity, you’re actually pretty hard-pressed these days to find a decent →
Hands on: Kids Edition Kindle review
It’s been hard to find fault with the Amazon Kindle e-reader for years now. Though there’s →
Hands on: Microsoft Surface Pro 7 review
The brand new Surface Pro 7 from Microsoft is, surprisingly, no longer the company’s flagship Surface →
Hands on: Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 review
Microsoft has gone and doubled down on its traditional flagship laptop, the Surface Laptop 3, with →
Auris Audio Euterpe Review
Here at MajorHiFi we demo a TON of gear – from budget IEMs to my latest →
Hands on: LG OLED88Z9PLA review
8K resolution and OLED TV tech combined LG’s 2019 4K OLED TVs have been remarkably consistent →
Acer ConceptD 5 (CN515-51) review – great screen in a pretty body, but is it good enough?
We were finally able to get our hands on the “lowest tier” of the ConceptD series →
Hands on with Marvel Dimension of Heroes: Fun, frantic though repetitive AR gameplay
Setup can be a pain, though the experience is ultimately rewarding in the end. Lenovo’s new →