Mobvoi Ticwatch Pro — Australian Review
After messing around at the lower end of the wearables market, Mobvoi has seemingly come out of nowhere in the last 12 months to deliver a raft of exciting, and sought after devices including the Google Assistant powered TicHome...
Garmin Vivomove HR Sport — Australian Review
Garmin is a name synonymous with athletic GPS and wearable activity trackers. A position in the market well earned by their ability to adapt to the times and give users the functions they’re seeking. One of their most recent...
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...
Nokia 8110 4G Dual SIM — an Australian Review of the banana phone refresh
Remember the days when Nokia ruled the roost and were the phone to have? The Nokia 8110 made its first appearance in the original Matrix movie and this last couple of weeks I’ve been travelling down nostalgia lane...
Nvidia Shield TV: An Australian review circa 2018
The Nvidia Shield has been out for a while now but until recently has never been available here in Australia. With an updated set of hardware specs and now officially available directly to Australians, both online and in...
Hands On with HTC U12+ major update — out now
The HTC U12+ could be a great phone. As it was when it was released, HTC's U12+ was just a good phone but with a few glaring bugs, including one that prevented it from being great -- Edge Sense 2....
OnePlus 6 — Australian Review
OnePlus built its empire (so to speak) on being the "flagship killer" at half the price. They offered a phone that was pretty good, at a price that was really good, and sold via limited channels in limited markets....
LG G7 ThinQ – Australian Review
The LG G7 ThinQ is a nice phone. All the basics you'd expect in a 2018 flagship are there such as Snapdragon 845, glossy glass back with fast fingerprint sensor under the dual cameras, portrait mode (fake bokeh) and a...
Corsair K63 Wireless Keyboard — Hands on
There’s no secret that we like our tech gear at Ausdroid and when you spend as much time in front of a PC as we do it’s more than just a luxury to have good quality gear, it’s a...
Sony Xperia XZ2 — Australian Review
When it comes to the mobile phone landscape, there’s certain companies that engender a feeling of passion, for me Sony is that brand.
I’ve been an admitted Sony fan for a long time. I love their home entertainment gear -...
Panasonic GA10 — Australian Review
Panasonic aren’t new to the electronics game, so it’s not surprising that they’ve joined the charge on smart speakers. The question that needs to be asked is - have they hit the mark? Let’s take a look!
Panasonic GA10 Hardware
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...
Huawei Nova 3e — Australian Review
It seems that 2018 has become the year of the “notch” for smartphones as more and more manufacturers look to maximise their screen real-estate.
It’s the “notch” design which Huawei is looking to take advantage of across its 2018 range...
Jabra Elite Active 65t Review: true wireless just keeps getting better and better
Jabra are a brand that we all know but are not a household brand for non-tech-heads. They have a history of making Bluetooth headsets for business and more recently for the general public. Their foray into personal...
Garmin 645 Music — Australian Review
When it comes to activity tracking, in particular GPS hardware Garmin are the market leader and weapon of choice for professional as well as amatuer athletes. Their range of devices is wide and offers wearables, as well as...