Review – Brother MFC-J4540DW an ‘INKvestment’ with a catch
The Brother MFC-J4540DW is a multi-function printer with a heavy emphasis on the ‘multi’.
It’s designed to satisfy the needs of a home office or small business, offering fast efficient printing, copying, scanning and faxing (whatever that is). The J4540...
Australian Review: Facebook Portal TV is the best way to video call family and...
For $229 the Facebook Portal TV enables you to seamlessly make Facebook Messenger/Whatsapp video calls and enable "telepresence" with your family and friends in a way that used to cost many many multiples of that price.
After I used the...
ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 Review: A gaming enthusiast’s dream machine
When it comes to the pinnacle of today's gaming laptops, ASUS ROG's Zephyrus Duo line undoubtedly receives a lot of votes from gamers. In addition to being outfitted with the most cutting-edge hardware available, it also has a dual...
Review: HyperX Cirro Buds Pro
Since Apple released AirPods in 2016, true wireless Bluetooth headphones have gradually gained popularity. The original most criticised problem of connection latency has also been significantly improved by the update of the Bluetooth standard. HyperX has never stopped making...
D-Link Eagle Pro AI AX3200 Mesh System Review — An average user installs, uses...
Being in a position to get hands-on with the latest and greatest from a range of manufacturers across so many areas of mobile and general tech is honestly a privilege. Sometimes I've noticed I take a bit for granted,...
Huawei Ascend D1 Quad — Review
Huawei steps into the world of quad-core devices, but can it find mainstream success?
You could be forgiven for not really knowing much about Chinese company Huawei (It’s pronounced ‘wah-way’, in case you were wondering). They are actually the largest...
Nokia 5.1 – Australian Review
I was given the chance last year to review HMD Global’s Nokia 5 and while Nokia was banking on the spectre of nostalgia for their return to the smartphone game, with their second generation they're being expected to perform...
Samsung Galaxy Tab — Review
The Samsung Galaxy Tab is a sight for sore eyes amongst the truck-load of cheap & dodgey Android Tablets that haven become available over the recent months. Samsung have worked exceptionally hard to get Android 2.2, along with TouchWiz,...
Nokia 6 — Australian review
So remember back in the days of candybar phones and Nokia ruled the roost with their range of phones?
There were a number of factors involved but over time Nokia slipped from their (at the time) rightful place at the...
Ausdroid reviews: Motorola razr 40 – where design and basic foldables comes together for...
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...
ZUS Smart Tire Safety Monitor: Australian Review
Here at Ausdroid we get to play with a lot of cool toys but they rarely more than just that. Sometimes a product comes along that has possible life-saving features. It is widely known that poorly inflated...
Samsung’s S10 5G is a Bigger, Better S10 Plus — Australian Review
The most succinct way of describing Samsung's new S10 5G flagship phone is the S10 Plus Plus. Samsung have taken all the recipe ingredients that made the S10+ an excellent phone and modified several hardware aspects including the cameras...
Telstra Smart Touch 2 — Review
Can excellence be had in a sub-$100 Smart Phone?
Telstras first attempt at a sub-$100 Android handset was the original Smart Touch, a phone manufactured by ZTE which from all accounts was a pretty basic affair offering a resistive touch...
Blueant X1 Bluetooth speaker review — A great package at a low cost
A couple of weeks ago, we took a look at the BlueAnt X2 portable bluetooth speaker. In theory it’s the bigger brother of the X1 that we’re taking a look at today, but there’s a couple of surprises in...
Panasonic FZ-A1 Toughpad — Review
Panasonic's first Android tablet! It's rugged but is it worth it?
Some of you may have heard about Panasonic's Toughbook Laptops, a range of practically bullet-proof machines. Well, Panasonic have recently released a fairly rugged Android tablet called the "Toughpad";...