Huawei Mate 10 Pro: The Ausdroid Review
For a long time now Huawei have been promising an outstanding flagship with the ability to compete with the expensive high end flagships and with the Mate 10 Pro they feel that they have done it. Huawei are so...
LG G3 — Review
As we approach the end of the US summer, the big guns of the Android ecosystem -- HTC, Samsung and to a lesser extent Sony -- have played their hands. These manufacturers traditionally square off in the early months...
Nokia 7.1 — Australian Review
HMD Global's first couple of years as custodians of the Nokia mobile phone brand saw a surprising and welcome variety of phones released to the market at ambitious price points. Their solid product focus and the Nokia heritage reestablished...
Samsung Galaxy Note — Review
I've been using the Samsung Galaxy Note as my primary device for 2 weeks now. It was clear that Samsung didn't quite know how to market this device or even who their demographic was, we can see this by...
Game Review: PUK
I am a fan of simple games. You know, the sort of game you can pick up and play for a few minutes and then forget about. PUK is one of those games, well at least it should be.
The...
Fitbit Ace 3 review — A great way to introduce your kids to activity...
There are a lot of devices on the market ranging from simple step tracking devices to top-end GPS fitness tracking and hugely expensive smartwatches. Now as the merger with Google nears completion, we’re starting to see deeper integration...
HTC Butterfly (X920e) — Review
The best display on the market, at the cost of battery life
I've always had a soft spot for HTC ever since I laid my eyes on the HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1 way back in the day. They sparked...
Weekend Warrior: Acer ConceptD 500 Review — A beast of a desktop for users...
When we're buying tech, as people we balance our needs often at the cost of each other. When it comes to buying tech, this is more evident than in some other areas of our lives. Cost vs capability is...
Plunder Bros: Retro LCD game – Review
If you're a fan of the old Nintendo handheld LCD games that were released back in the 80's, which allowed you to do some pretty basic gaming on the go before the good old Gameboy really kicked off the...
Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 930 — Australian Review
For the past two months I’ve been living with a robotic servant. It’s not quite Rosie the Robot Maid from the Jetsons, instead it’s the Ecovacs Deebot Ozmo 930, a robot vacuum cleaner.
The Ozmo 930 was announced late last...
Netgear Nighthawk Pro Gaming Router — Does this beast of a router have everything...
While it’s not Android per-se, the Nighthawk Pro is a top flight router that deserves some attention not just if you’re a gamer (their marketing target) but a user with high bandwidth usage across many devices and there’s a...
Foxtel Now Box Review – Android TV for $99, but without Netflix
The Foxtel Now Box is another new 4K streaming device that wants you to make it your main viewing device. It's a $100 box that streams (unsurprisingly) Foxtel Now and a number of other services alongside live TV, but...
JBL Flip 6 Review — JBL delivers another portable party
Ahhh music, it really does soothe the savage beast... So when you're out and about with family or friends, keeping the music to yourself isn't great; it's usually considered anti-social to have headphones on and only you're hearing the...
Review: Belkin BOOST↑UP Wireless Charging Pad
A few months ago Belkin launched their new charging pad and stand so when the Galaxy Note9 landed on my doorstep I knew right where to look to test it's wireless charging capabilities.
The Belkin BOOST↑UP Wireless Charging Pad that...
Wyze Cam Pan V3 Review — Surveillance on a budget
DIY home security is an increasingly crowded consumer space, including Wyze, which is a recent entrant into the Aussie market. We recently reviewed the Wyze Cam V3 and V3 Pro, and now taking a look at the Wyze Cam...