JBL Quantum 350 Review – A solid headset with sound boosted by QuantumENGINE
In the world of gaming headsets, JBL is far from being alone, literally every major gaming brand is toe to toe competing at multiple price points, hoping to win customers' hearts and their hard-earned cash by offering unique sound...
Review: Bose Soundlink Flex
Bose is a well known name in speakers internationally and the Soundlink Flex is their latest offering in the area of portable Bluetooth speakers.
Priced at $250, the unit comes with a USB C cable and a quick setup guide....
Mitsubishi Electric Dehumidifier (MJ-EV38HR-A) – Australian Review
After all that Sydney, Australia and the world has been through over the last few years it feels a bit silly to now be complaining about the weather but... it's been a thing.
Much of east coast Australia has shivered...
OnePlus 10 Pro review — An unfinished work of art that doesn’t quite deliver
OnePlus has seen a lot of change over the last year or so since the release of the OnePlus 9 Pro. The consolidation of the OnePlus and OPPO brands is a major change. Typically the OnePlus phone release is...
TCL 30+ Review: A reliable daily tasker with innovative features
TCL announced its latest 30 series to hit the Aussie market from April 18, 2022. As a newcomer, TCL is making a great effort to open the market Down Under. As a loyal Android mobile user, I am super...
ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Router review — Is a non-mesh router worth $799.00?
A good router is at the heart of every network, in the case of high level enterprise setups; potentially several of them. But for home use, that's overkill... We've looked at a number of low, mid and high end...
TCL 30SE review — Performance without the price
The TCL30 SE is this year’s iteration in the SE series, replacing last year’s 20 SE. While there are a great many similarities between the two, the differences all seem to be natural evolutions - an upgraded CPU, chipset,...
OPPO Find X5 Lite review — You can’t have it all on a budget,...
OPPO is one of the manufacturers that have gone from a new name to well recognised and now respected in a relatively short amount of time. In particular with the flagship range, the Find X devices they've excelled in...
Oppo Find X5 review: Understated sophistication
Apart from making me think of that Pythagoras maths joke about finding x, my initial impression of the Find X5 was that it’s very sleek looking. All rounded corners, no sharp edges, lightweight and comfortable to hold.
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What’s in the...
Ausdroid Reviews: OPPO Find X5 Pro – An Ultra-Premium device with a super fast...
OPPO is a name that has been synonymous with some great hardware over the last few years, albeit with its software needing some work done to improve the user experience.
However it seems lately OPPO is looking to get out...
Huawei Matepad 11 Review — Great hardware hampered by access to apps
The tablet market is still dominated by Apple with the iPad range. The consistency of user experience, upgradability and predictability of performance are just a few of the reasons for this. While Samsung has continued to deliver good quality...
Huawei Watch GT3 review — Stunning hardware, great functionality and battery life
Despite the best efforts of some of the manufacturers, there are still precious few Wear OS watches that can seriously be considered a "good" option. That being said, several smartwatches of different OS origin can excite users.
With multiple options...
Livall Smart Helmet review — 50% features, 50% necessity, 100% cool
Everything is getting smarter these days, in fact, even my kids have managed to outsmart me. So it really shouldn't surprise anyone that there's a smart helmet for your outdoor adventures.
Livall released its range of smart helmets at the...
Apple iPhone SE 2022 Review — Can Apple “do” budget?
What's this, an iPhone review on Ausdroid?
Yeah, we're not so locked in our ways that we can't at least look at that other OS. We did the same last year when I spent a month with an iPhone in...
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Review — It’s big, it’s beautiful and very capable but...
Let's address the elephant in the room to start with, ignore the "official name" for a moment and you're looking at a Galaxy Note 22. Putting that aside, there is so much to look at with the design, features,...