Shokz OpenSwim review — Science fiction comes to life
Once upon a time, in the land of "That’ll Never Happen," jokes about underwater headphones were as common as jabs at fly screens on submarines. "Next, they'll make headphones you can wear while swimming!" we'd chuckle, imagining some kind...
Bluetti AC70 — Australian Review
Bluetti hasn't been around for all that long - a few years now - but already they've made a bit of a splash with a variety of power solutions designed for all kinds of uses. Bluetti products are primarily...
Eufy X10 Pro Omni Review – A reasonably priced flagship product
Eufy has quite a strong brand presence in the Australian consumer market, particularly with their security cameras and smart locks. Of course, today's topic – the vacuum cleaning robots – is also one of their flagship products. As work...
Ausdroid Reviews: Motorola Edge 50 Fusion – Where cutting edge meets mid range fusion
Motorola has been slowly growing its devices and offerings in the Australian market, which has seen it become one of the biggest players for both mid-range and budget devices. Now, they are looking to bring more affordable mid-range and...
Ausdroid Reviews: HMD Pulse Pro – Does it have its finger on the Pulse?
HMD, which is better known as the license holder and maker of Nokia branded smart and dumb phones, the company last month launched its own brand of smartphones targeting the budget end of the market with some high to...
Backbone One Gaming Controller 2nd Gen review: The already-great just got even better
About a year ago, I had my first encounter with the Backbone One PlayStation Edition for Android. It left a lasting impression, standing out as one of the most comprehensive mobile gaming controllers I'd ever used. Now, a year...
Three months with an iPhone 15 Plus — Battery to burn, even on the...
I've done it again and have had an iPhone in my pocket for the better part of the last few months. This time around I've stated with the larger iPhone 15 Plus. It's not got all the Pro...
BlueAnt Soundblade Review — Stylish, modern and capable
This one is something a little bit different… A soundbar that's aimed at desktop computers, but with a bit of extra flexibility. When we took our first look at the SoundBlade, it looks like it hits many of the...
Asus Zenbook 13 (UX5304) review — A tiny, but mighty notebook that can almost...
Like a lot of people, I use a laptop pretty much every day but only for work purposes. So for me, lightweight, powerful a gorgeous screen, plenty of storage, battery that lasts all day and at a reasonable budget...
D-Link Aqulia Pro AI Mesh system — Novel look, great value
D-Link produces some really solid and great value hardware consistently. Everything from simple Wi-Fi access points, to high end business hardware. This time around, the D-Link Aquila Pro AI Mesh system delivers a novel look and hits the great...
ASUS RT-AX57 Go Router — The almost perfect travel companion
I'm impressed, really impressed with what Asus delivered here. Finally, I have a travel router that I'm genuinely happy to use anytime I'm out of the house, and I don't feel like there are any deal-breaking compromises.
The simple...
Ausdroid Reviews: Moto G84 5G – where beauty and brains come together
Motorola have been growing its G series with its latest Moto G84 5G, which the company is boasting high end performance and design thats bring all this to a low price point affordable for anyone and everyone and looking...
Ausdroid Reviews: OPPO Find N3 – unfold your world
Foldable and flip phones are all the rage right now and whilst I feel a bit of this technology has somewhat stagnated a bit but there are still some new foldables that do entice the curiosity and entice you...
Ring Stick Up Cam Pro review — All the features ready to start, or...
I've made no secret that I like Ring cameras; I've found the consistency of hardware, performance and user experience excellent. I like the look of it and, in particular, the ease of sharing individual cameras or a whole system...
Review – Creative’s Outlier Free Pro+
Bone-conduction headphones have become increasingly popular among consumers. They feature an open design and utilise sound conduction technology that differs completely from traditional headphones. Not only are they comfortable to wear and less likely to cause hearing damage, but...