Beautiful Android # 6
Welcome to the November edition of our Beautiful Android series, in which we highlight some of the most beautiful and useful applications available for the Android platform. As you'll see below, Android has truly come a long way since...
Huawei FreeBuds Pro review — Big on sound, features and price
Despite being in the headlines for the wrong reasons for a chunk of the last 18 months, Huawei has stuck to their guns and continued to deliver quality hardware. Their audio accessories are no exception to this with generally...
Review: Mirabella Wi-Fi Video Doorbell Full HD 1080p is a cheap basic subscription free...
During the last few years we've reviewed a lot of video doorbells on Ausdroid but so far all of them cost well over a $100 if not $200-$300+ and most require you to pay an ongoing subscription fee per...
V-Fitness Smartwatch review — Can a $99 smartwatch deliver the goods?
When it comes to smartwatches, there are really only a few mainstream options and being blunt, this isn’t one of them. The V-Fitness Smartwatch is an interesting proposition in that it’s not WearOS, it’s not Garmin or Fitbit but...
Huawei Watch GT3 review — Stunning hardware, great functionality and battery life
Despite the best efforts of some of the manufacturers, there are still precious few Wear OS watches that can seriously be considered a "good" option. That being said, several smartwatches of different OS origin can excite users.
With multiple options...
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...
2017 Škoda Fabia Monte Carlo – Ausdroid Drives
One of the first cars we were offered a look at when we started reaching out to manufacturers about Android Auto in 2015 was a Škoda Fabia. At the time, we weren't able to take them up on their...
Review: Garmin Vivosmart 3
New fitbands seem to be a dime a dozen but if a brand wants to set themselves apart from the pack they need to come with something different. With the Vivosmart 3, Garmin are attempting to do just that....
Moto E4 — A great, low-cost phone for everyone
Motorola has been on a track of continuous improvement; while some other manufacturers seem to keep churning out the same old thing, Motorola seems to be on a good thing at the moment, and the Moto E4 is a...
Ring Doorbell Wired mini review — Same great results without the need for charging
Ring has continued to stay at the forefront of the video doorbell market, as well as continually adding other security devices. The most consistent issue that comes forward when discussing the options with potential buyers can be the...
Amazon Echo Show — Review
Amazon's Echo Show wants to be the centre of your home, and depending on your household it just might have the smarts to do it.
While the first generation of Echo Show skipped Australia, Amazon's super powered smart display is...
Sony Xperia Z2 — Review
2013 was a good year for Sony. After spending several years trying to get it right, the Xperia Z finally had people talking about them in the same breath as industry leaders like Samsung and HTC. The phone’s premium...
Blueant X2 Bluetooth speaker review — Big bang for your buck
Bluetooth speakers are a dime a dozen these days, hundreds of options at various price points. Even now there are huge discrepancies in the dollars you can spend and what you get for your dollars. The dollar range is...
Pixel 7 Pro Review — The latest and greatest so far from Google
Even prior to the device's official release, we had seen pretty much everything there is to know about the Pixel 7 Pro. These days that's very much the norm with leaks becoming more prevalent, so it's hardly a surprise....
Swann Full HD DVR Security System – Review
For the last couple of months, since moving from an apartment to a house, I've had a Swann DVR security system on duty at my place, and while it sat unused for a little while - it takes time...