Australian Review: Totallee Google Pixel Cases — decent cases but Totallee overpriced
We get offered a lot of cases to test here at Ausdroid, and we often say no because most of you know what you like and don't like, but this one caught my eye. Totallee offers a leather case...
Australian Review: OnePlus 7 Pro — OnePlus’ first ultra-premium flagship
OnePlus do not have an official presence here in Australia but that hasn't stopped many Australians from purchasing OnePlus devices. There are a few ways to get your hands on one -- many grey market importers sell them...
Australian Review: OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2
OnePlus ventured into the accessories very early on in their existence and they have maintained their mantra all along of providing high quality products at an affordable price. Their Bullets Wireless 2 are obviously their second generation of...
Motorola G7 Power — Australian Review
Motorola have produced some awesome phones in the last couple of years. They’re delivering really good quality smartphones, with solid specs at a price point that is affordable to just about everyone. The G7 Power is the latest to...
Australian Review: Jaybird Tarah Pro
It has been a while since I have tried out headphones with a cable. It has been all about premium sound or not a skerrick of a wire in sight. Wires are just not cool apparently, or so I...
Australian Review: The All New Kindle
Amazon have a myriad of Kindle’s for sale and why wouldn’t they having been a massive seller for them over the years. Recently they updated the bottom of their range with the All-new Kindle replaces the Kindle -- yes,...
Google Pixel 3a XL: Australian Review
Google’s introduction to the smartphone market has been in the premium market only but if they are wanting to move more products, especially in developing nations such as India, they are going to have to make something cheaper. ...
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless earbuds — Review
Fully wireless earbuds - i.e. earbuds with Bluetooth and no connecting wires - are becoming increasingly popular across the market. Many of us at Ausdroid have made the move to the fully wireless lifestyle and I for one don't...
Moto G7 Plus — Australian Review
Moto has been the unsung champion of the midrange for years now, thanks mostly to the Moto G line of devices. Starting with the Moto G5 launched at MWC in 2017, Moto upped the bar for the affordable smartphone,...
Motorola G7 — Australian Review
Motorola has been something of a quiet achiever in the mobile space over the last three years or so offering some excellent devices, importantly at a really sharp price. Roll on a few years and we’ve got the...
Ring Stick Up Cam Battery — Australian Review: Another (good) reason to join the...
Ring came to prominence not long after they were turned down by the US version of Shark Tank (clever business folks those) with their Ring Video Doorbell. Since then the company has gone from strength to strength, culminating in...
Alcatel MOVETIME Family Watch — Australian Review
I got my first mobile phone when I was about 16 (if memory serves), and I paid for it with the modest income I earned from a casual evening job. It didn't last long, because in 1997 I didn't...
Asus Zenbook S UX391UA — Australian Review
When you look between computers and smartphones, you might be right in identifying a bit of a gap. Tablets mostly full that space, but at least insofar as Android is concerned, the market is a bit of a mess...
Nokia 8.1 – Australian Review
It’s been a couple of years now since HMD Global, the custodians of the Nokia mobile brand, launched here and there have been some very interesting and surprising devices since the brand came to our shores. Nokia has become...
CAT S61 — Australian Review
When you think of well built and robust phone hardware, CAT probably aren’t a company at the forefront of your mind. You’re probably thinking Samsung, LG, Motorola to name a few but CAT? They’re well known for their heavy...