Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 — Review
So good that I bought one for myself
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 really proves the statement that good things come in small packages, with some significant advantages over the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9 and many other tablets...
ZTE Blade D/Chat 4G — Review
It used to be the case that the entry-level smartphone market was flooded with inferior products; devices that would never see a software update, that you couldn’t buy any accessories for, and that were generally just unpleasant to use....
LG Optimus F5(P875) — Review
LG enters the budget LTE Smartphone market
LG has made a great comeback in their mobile phone market share over the past 12 months, from the launch of their budget range L Series handsets which has since seen them achieve...
Samsung Gear VR (2015) — Review
Samsung's Gear VR has gone through three iterations before reaching a review bench at Ausdroid. The first iteration -- the original Gear VR -- was kind of limited, and only worked with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. An Innovator...
Huawei Vision — Review
Looks aren`t always everything, but sometimes they`re enough
I`ve been getting to this for nearly 5 months, but I've finally gotten here. To be fair, this phone came out at the same time my Galaxy Nexus arrived. I attended the...
Asus Zenfone Selfie – Review
The Zenfone Selfie is one in a series of ‘feature specific phones’ that Asus have launched in the wake of the Zenfone 2. In Scott's review of the Zenfone 2 he found a solid and reliable device for under...
Sony Xperia Tablet Z (16GB Wifi) — Review
Sony have a great name, but is the Xperia Tablet Z a great product?
There’s some serious competition when it comes to 10 inch tablets currently, both in the budget conscious as well as the performance devices. Sony by...
Asus Chromebit — Review
Chrome OS has been put onto many form factors since it was first introduced, laptops (Chromebooks), desktops (Chromeboxes and Chromebases) and now they’re invading the new stick computing trend that Intel first introduced, with the Asus Chromebit.
Since Google and...
Micromax Canvas A1 — Android One — Review
Since Google launched Android in 2008, there have been issues with fragmentation - although Google Play Services has helped this issue somewhat, the competition does tend to drag version numbers out at any opportunity. OEMs have continually lagged behind...
HP Chromebook 11 (11-2001TU) — Review
HP has jumped into Chromebook's with a vengeance. As one of the largest PC makers in the world, they have the scale and facilities to churn out models quite quickly and they're doing so with their Chromebooks. It's a...
LG Nexus 5X — Review
The Nexus range of devices in 2015 were well leaked ahead of their release at the end of September, and the indications were they'd be an impressive batch of devices. While Huawei was new to the Nexus game in...
Red Bull Mobile Australia — Review
We review Red Bull Mobile's prepaid service, and found it a mixed bag.
The other week, we received an approach from Red Bull Mobile Australia (RBMA). Their proposal? Check out our service, have a SIM card on us, try it...
Huawei MediaPad M2 — Review
Huawei have been pushing into the Android space hard over the last 12 months, particularly focussed over the last 6 months or so with initiatives such as the Huawei branded stalls showcasing the capabilities of the manufacturer and their...
Motorola RAZR M — Review
Motorola delivers a solid 4G LTE phone with a 4.3 inch edge-to-edge screen.
Motorola’s second release this month, the RAZR M is a 4.3 inch 4G LTE device. In many ways, it’s the RAZR HD’s little brother, using mostly the...