Category: Reviews

Reading Time: 7 minutesPros Fairly good set of features Excellent print and scan quality Cons Not particularly quick Very expensive to run Squirrel Widget Key Features Review Price:

Reading Time: 9 minutesPros Potent performance Lovely tandem OLED screen Very modern port selection Cons Very expensive Battery life is just okay Key Features Nvidia RTX Pro Blackwell

Reading Time: 6 minutesSmartphones might feel a bit samey at a glance, but 2025 was one of the most interesting years we’ve had in a long time.  Instead

Reading Time: 7 minutesPros Colour accuracy and shadow detail Gaming credentials include 144Hz VRR Fire TV OS with Freely Cons Only two HDMI ports support High Frame Rates

Reading Time: 4 minutesPros Two- or four-pack choices Integrated USB-C charging Constant 1.5V output Cons Low capacity compared to NiMH batteries Expensive Key Features USB-C charging Connect a

Reading Time: 8 minutesPros Potent performance for lighter workloads Surprisingly good battery life Vast port selection Cons Dim, washed out screen Cheaper feeling chassis SQUIRREL_PLAYLIST_10208181 Key Features AMD

Reading Time: 5 minutesIt’s Christmas time! Everyone is feeling… tired? Glad they’ve got a break from all the hubbub, less glad about the stilted conversations with family members

Reading Time: 7 minutesPros Slimmer than first Sonar Solid open-ear sound Bluetooth streaming from smartwatches Cons Not as effortless to wear as other swimming headphones Designed only for

Reading Time: 7 minutesPros Solid build quality Great price Full Matter support Bright colors, clean whites Cons Visible cable routing Limited scene polish Middling gradients 2.4GHz only Key

Reading Time: 3 minutesIf there’s one thing that we can (probably) agree on, it’s that AI is, for the most part, a stinking pile of fetid rubbish that

Reading Time: 6 minutesPros Balanced, expansive and insightful sound Great standard of build and finish USB-C DAC dongle is a very welcome touch Cons Not as out-and-out dynamic

Reading Time: 3 minutesMatter was supposed to make the smart home better. A clear standard, direct control and wider third-party compatibility are all exactly what we needed. While,