Huawei P30 Pro – Australian Review
It's no secret I'm fond of Huawei's hardware, but it hasn't always been the case. I first came around to Huawei's phone design with the P10, which was released a couple of years ago now. Before that, I found...
Lifeproof Next Galaxy S10+ case Hands-on: This case saved my phone
I don't drop phones. I don't break phones. I don't need a case. Does that sound like you? Because that's what I would have said up until Sunday evening last week, I also hadn't previously dropped or broken a...
Fitbit Versa Lite Edition (the mid-range Pebble) – Australian Review
Wear OS smartwatches have stagnated and are not the greatest product ever produced by Google. Truthfully, they're far from it. There aren't too many other options for the majority of the world's smartphone owners - Android owners.
Fitbit is one...
Samsung Galaxy S10e — Australian Review
Samsung has a pretty tight hold on much of the Android market, running at around 31% of the global market in 2018 and looking to strengthen that number in 2019 with continued sales of the Galaxy Note and the...
Samsung Galaxy S10+ — Australian Review
When it comes to phones sold, Samsung is the undisputed king of the Australian Android market, and the company's Galaxy S line of devices has been setting or chasing the pace for top tier Android phones for a decade.
It’s...
Jaybird Run XT, the new waterproof true wireless headphones – Australian Review
Just over a year ago we reviewed Jaybird's first foray into the true wireless headphones, the Jaybird Run, and at the time we liked them but had a few issues. Jaybird, learning from their first effort have endeavoured...
Amazon Echo Sub – Australian Review
Google has its Home speakers (plus a large range of speakers in the same ecosystem) and Amazon have their Echo speakers (plus a few select others in their ecosystem). The Amazon speakers have been around longer than the Google...
Intel Hades Canyon NUC — Ausdroid Review
The performance of Next Unit of Computing (NUC) barebone computers has slowly become comparable to standard desktop PCs at a fraction of the size. In the past year or two Intel have moved their NUC offerings into the gaming...
Logitech MX Vertical – Australian Review
In an ever expanding tech based world, we’re relying more and more on new gadgets and tools to help us in our daily lives. Smart phones got smaller & thinner, before becoming larger again to accommodate the fact that...
Huawei P30 Pro — Australian Hands-On Report
With the launch of Huawei’s new photography focused P30 series in the early hours of this morning, no doubt you’ll be thinking “sure, it’s great to know what’s coming, but what’s it actually like?” The answer is getting easier...
Sony SRS-XB501G Google Assistant Speaker — Australian Review
The Sony SRS-XB501G Google assistant speaker hides a lot of functionality under it's exterior. For $399 you get a speaker that is Google Home Max's portable lit up partying cousin.
As part of Sony's EXTRA BASS range the speaker's default...
Kogan’s wallet-friendly Agora 9 — Review
Kogan's latest phone, the Agora 9, is a true budget phone -- it is $188 plus shipping for the phone or you can purchase the Agora 9 Ultimate Combo which includes a screen protector, clear case and a Kogan...
Mobvoi TicWatch E2 — Australian Review
The state of WearOS is very much up in the air, we’ve quite openly stated that it’s hard to recommend WearOS and that something special needs to happen and in a big way to really integrate it to the...
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...
Synology DS918+ NAS — Australian Review
In the digital age, storage has become something of vital importance. However, it can’t just be any storage, it needs to be fast, reliable, redundant and always accessible storage. Cloud storage can be great, it’s often free (in limited...