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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 Review — The best of a growing bunch

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The Galaxy Z Fold 5 is the "big daddy" of the folding device market at this point. It's more mature (being 5th generation) than competitors, with a feature set and interface that users worldwide are familiar with and are...

GoPro Hero 12 Review — Iterative improvements that multiply the features and fun

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I've had a lot of great experiences with GoPro cameras over the years, so much that I rarely leave the house without one now; just in case. They're small, lightweight, easy to carry and have decent (for what they...
EcoFlow Wave 2 with box and accessories

Review: EcoFlow Wave 2 portable heating and cooling

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The EcoFlow company was started in 2017 by battery engineers who aimed to make a positive impact on the renewable energy sector. They now offer a wide range of products, from portable power stations to solar panels, solar generators...

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Possibly the best flip-foldable you can find

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Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 5 has certainly lived up to its hype, rolling out in the latter half of 2023 as part of their ever-evolving mobile phone lineup. With the Z Flip series standing out as one of the...

Ausdroid Reviews: OPPO Reno 10 5G – when 10 out of 10 design meets...

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OPPO has been continuing to work on cracking the market in Australia and have released a new device, the OPPO Reno 10 5G. It's got dual hybrid/micro-SD (SIM or MicroSD) capability, 67W PD3/SuperVOOC charging (included inbox) and that fantastic 6.7”...

Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 – First Impressions – “It’s going to be worth it”

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The moment I unboxed the Samsung Watch6, it was evident that Samsung was once again pushing the boundaries of wearables. There’s a delicate balance between aesthetic sophistication and technological prowess, and at first glance, this smartwatch seems to strike...

BlueAnt X3i review — Small changes build on a great user experience

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At the end of 2020, BlueAnt released the X3 Portable speaker and our review was that despite the relatively high, cost it's a great option for on the go tunes. Now, with an evolution of the base design, I've...

GoPro Hero 11 Mini review— Mini size with some feature compromises, but still heaps...

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I think I’m one of only a few people I know who’ve managed to destroy a GoPro. Truth be told, I don’t know any electronics that can survive falling off a car on a racetrack, getting clobbered by a...

Nokia XR21 Review — It really is ready for anything!

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There's a considerable percentage of us that have had that moment of horror when you drop a phone. The world slows as you see your device tumble towards the ground, inevitably landing on a corner, smashing the screen and...

Ausdroid reviews: Motorola razr 40 – where design and basic foldables comes together for...

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Foldables are becoming more and more popular, and I'll be honest when I say I am still a bit sceptical of them purely because it's the longevity of the display that concerns me. Don't get me wrong, I like foldables...

A Wyze home security kit that costs less than $500.00

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Another opportunity to check out some hardware came up, and it was aimed at a slightly less technically inclined demographic. Wyze offered their new doorbell, Outdoor Cam V2 (out of interest with a kit - more on this later),...

Lenovo Yoga Book 9i Review — It’s a game changer but isn’t for everyone

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Over the last few years, we've seen plenty of laptops through the Ausdroid test bench. While some of them have been genuinely fantastic hardware offerings, a laptop is a laptop for many users. The Lenovo Yoga Book 9i is...

Review: HyperX Cloud III Wired Gaming Headphones

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Step into the extraordinary realm of gaming audio with HyperX's heralded Cloud Series headset – a symphony of accolades and precision-crafted for the ultimate gaming experience. Behold a harmonious fusion of immersive soundscapes, ergonomic opulence, and boundless compatibility across...

I upgraded to D-Link business-grade hardware and I won’t look back

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After many years of playing with steadily higher and higher quality networking hardware, I'm now running business networking equipment at home, and I'll never go back to consumer-grade. Don't get me wrong, it's got a place in the market,...

Intel NUC 13 Extreme Raptor Lake Review — Wow, what a machine!

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A couple of months ago, I took a look at the Intel NUC Enthusiast 12 unit which was impressive and handled almost everything I threw at it. Following that review, the NUC 13 Extreme Raptor Lake was offered: A...

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