Huawei Matebook X Pro Review — Updated hardware delivers another high end experience but...
18 months ago we got the chance to go hands-on with Huawei’s flagship laptop, the Matebook X Pro. The original device was very impressive with only a couple of faults we were able to pick. Now we’re taking...
TCL MOVEAUDIO S600 earphones review — Comfort and good sound at a reasonable price
The wireless earphone market is steadily getting more crowded and hyper-competitive. So at times, it’s a little surprising to see new entries to the space. TCL has been on a device launching rampage over the past 12 months or...
Ausdroid Reviews: HP x2 11 Chromebook – a Chromebook Tablet that acts and feels...
Chromebooks have certainly taken off, not only here in Australia but around the globe, as people continue to need to work from home.
A few Chromebook 2-in-1 form factors have been coming out as consumers demand more flexible options that...
Review: Kobo Plus Australia subscription ebooks – is it suited to your reading interests?
A few months ago Rakuten Kobo launched its all-you-can-read eBook subscription service Kobo Plus in Australia for $13.99/month after a 30-day free trial. The service offers over 580,000 eBook titles available which sounds like a lot, but bear in mind that...
Review: 7″ Kobo Libra 2 vs 8″ Kobo Sage, which e-ink e-reader should you...
The new Libra 2 and Sage have several features not seen before in the 7-8 inch size Kobo ebook reader category including USB-C port, audiobook playback support, E Ink Carta 1200 screen technology as well as the Libra 2...
Review: Kobo Stylus for Kobo Sage and Elipse, Microsoft Surface Pen also works on...
If you've bought the new Kobo Sage or Elipsa ereaders, you might think that you need to buy a Kobo Stylus as well if you want to use the built-in note taking features. However, this isn't necessarily the case.
You see,...
Review: Amazon Echo Buds 2nd gen disappoint with poor fit
Debuting on Amazon Australia for $149 a few weeks ago, the Echo Buds 2nd generation model were potentially a great value for money basic pair of earbuds.
However, barely effective noise cancelling and poor fit means they are not useful...
With CarPlay2Droid from Carbotics, you can bring the full Android experience to your car...
CarPlay2Droid from Carbotics.co is a neat little Android-powered device that brings a full Android experience to your CarPlay compatible head-unit. This means that besides the usual features you get on your car's display - like Google Maps, Spotify, Waze,...
Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook Review – A great device that does nearly everything
ChromeOS has evolved so much from the basic experience (Web and Email) we saw when devices first appeared. As part of Google’s drive to become your one and only provider of data storage, the development has continued. ...
Weekend Warrior: Call of Duty Vanguard review — Action packed for noobs and veterans
Call of Duty is a game franchise that has been a staple for FPS enthusiasts for years. Now with the branching of the franchise onto Blizzard’s BattleNet platform, there’s a new breed of soldier. As with any...
SanDisk Ixpand Wireless Charger Sync review — Automated local photo storage can be really...
Our electronically connected age brings with it a continual concern: Battery life. The continual evolution of phone cameras and the prevalence of social media means we’re also chewing up storage. When we initially saw the Sandisk Ixpand...
Fitbit Charge 5 Review — A great first device or mighty upgrade
Unfortunately due to work/life factors and balance, many of us live sedentary lifestyles these days. We work in front of computers, relax in front of screens and even our social -- when we can have one -- lives...
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 — Australian Review
Foldable phones have been around for a few years now. Despite a rocky beginning, hardware issues and teething issues with OS support, it’s fair to say that foldables are maturing at a rapid rate.
Samsung has been a part of...
Sony WH-XB910N Headphones review — Big on comfort and sound at a very reasonable...
In times gone by, the Sony name was one that created a stir among those who enjoyed quality sound but perhaps made wallets scream for mercy. We’ve seen though, that Sony doesn’t make your wallet scream any longer and...
Ausdroid Reviews: Nokia G50 5G – A chunky monkey with 5G
Nokia, a name most people would remember from the old Nokia heyday when it comes to phones and certainly one I hold dear to my heart having owned a number of earlier Nokia phones - heck I even still...