Nokia 5.1 Plus – Australian Review
HMD Global have take great pains to make 2018 the year of Nokia and its probably no secret that we here at Ausdroid have become fans of what they’re doing with the Nokia brand. There’s been some misses, but...
Lenovo Smart Display — Australian Review
Since the Google Assistant first took physical form in the Google Home I have been enamoured with the technology. Voice as an interface for ubiquitous computing is natural and removes the need to interact via a physical device in...
Review: The Fitbit Charge line just got even better with the Charge 3
Fitbands were all the rage a while back but then came along smartwatches. Now with Apple leading the charge of smartwatches into the fitness space followed by a renewed push from Google the fitband companies are needing to...
OnePlus 6T — Australian Review: The best phone you can’t easily get
As a company, OnePlus have brand recognition amongst phone fans that’s hard to emulate from some of even the biggest brands in the market. Their devices are coveted, even if they’re not easily accessible here in Australia.
It’s the...
Review: Swann Wire-Free 720p HD Smart Video Doorbell
I have been planning a new house build for 12 months now and if the council ever get around to giving me the okay I will start the actual building process. Of course being the standard tech head...
Sony WH-1000XM3 — Australian Review: Supreme noise cancelling with comfort and style to boot
I spent most of last year investigating the world of in-ear sports earphones. I haven’t had many to look at this year, so I thought it time to look at the other side of the headphone range with some...
Bose Home Speaker 500 – Australian Review
The Bose Home Speaker 500 is a powerful chunky black anodised aluminium addition to the list of Alexa powered smart speakers at a premium price of $599 RRP.
I listened to it for a week before it had to be...
Cygnett ChargeUp Pro 27k has Power to burn — Australian Hands on
As we steadily demand more from our electronics, the batteries on or devices are becoming less and less capable of meeting the rigors of daily life. Very few users I know get through a day without needing to seek...
Alcatel Essential 8-inch tablet for Telstra – Australian Review
Alcatel's newest Android Go-powered tablet is a Telstra exclusive 8-inch tablet for just $129. Unusually for a tablet, and certainly for a cheap one, the Telstra Essential 8" (its proper name) includes built-in 4G, and when bought from Telstra,...
Huawei Mate 20 — Australian Review
Huawei is continuing to stamp its mark on the consumer electronics market worldwide, and Australia is an important market in that drive. Last year, I tried my first Huawei device with the Mate 10, and this year I have...
Razer Phone 2 — An excellent phone that missed the mark
They say that first impressions last and the Razer Phone 2 makes a pretty solid impression. Particularly if you drop it on something because it’s a hefty piece of kit, really hefty. While the dimensions face on are similar...
Booq Boa Nerve messenger bag — A daily-use review
Like a lot of folk, I use a messenger bag daily to carry my electronic goodies around with me. Because circumstances have changed, I decided that it was time to look for a new carry bag. I came across...
Ninety7’s JOT Portable Battery helps your Google Home Mini become mobile
So many people own a Google Home Mini thanks to many businesses giving them away as part of subscription or other deals. The problem is that it is not portable and is tethered to a powerpoint. Luckily,...
Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 — Australian Review
The Market: Tablets aren’t selling, no one uses them!
Samsung: Hold my beer…
The Android tablet market is a sad state of affairs at present and has been for some time, with so many entries into the market trying to do...
Hisense 55P7 ULED 4K UHD Smart TV – Australian Review
I've been testing the Hisense 55P7 55" ULED 4K UHD Smart TV during the last 4 weeks and it definitely fits into the mid range value for money category.
If it was a phone I would compare the 55P7 to...