Mobvoi TicHome Mini — Australian Review: Google Assistant in all the speakers!
Google Assistant is appearing in everything, or at least it will be if Google has their way. Prior to IFA in September, Google announced Google Assistant would be arriving in third-party speakers and also teased that the Assistant will...
Arlo Pro 5 Review — Updated specs, a familiar look and great experience
Arlo is clearly one of the bigger names in the DIY security game, and that's a reputation well earned. Offering continual upgrades on hardware across years, keeping up with trends and expectations of users while also pushing the boundaries...
Lenovo Ideapad C340 — Practicality and capability in a daily use device
Lenovo are a name that is well recognised in the corporate computing world. They’ve been supplying computers and laptops for generations and their hardware stands up to the test of time. I can say this hand on heart as...
Ausdroid Review: LG Velvet 5G has style but does it have substance?
The Velvet is LG's new 5G high mid range phone which they hope will be attractive for young social media sharers and creators who value what a phone looks like more than raw performance. It's a change in...
Samsung’s S10 5G is a Bigger, Better S10 Plus — Australian Review
The most succinct way of describing Samsung's new S10 5G flagship phone is the S10 Plus Plus. Samsung have taken all the recipe ingredients that made the S10+ an excellent phone and modified several hardware aspects including the cameras...
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 10.5 Review – Best Android Tablet, Substandard Laptop
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S6 is the best Android tablet on the market but it's also the most expensive by far at $1,099 for the base WiFi model. It's great for media consumption and for work/artistic drawing but we wouldn't...
Samsung Galaxy S II Leather Case by Aranez — Review
I'm not usually the kind of guy that puts his phone away in a case to protect it or to make myself look exclusive and awesome, however, when Arnold Aranez -- you may know him as @mr_gadget -- offered...
Aussie Broadband Fetch TV Mighty 4K PVR Review
Fetch TV's Mighty personal video recorder (PVR) aims to be "all your entertainment in one place", providing the ability to view & record Free To Air TV (via an antenna), view and record many popular subscription TV channels (SYFY,...
Sony WH-CH710N Review — Decent noise cancelling headphones don’t have to cost the earth
The world of headphones is getting more and more crowded, with features galore and budgets as varied. If you’re after the best of the best there are a number of high end options you may wish to check...
Asus ZenWiFi Pro XT12 Mesh review — Performance and features like this come at...
Back in 2022, we reviewed the ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 router from Asus, and it's an absolute beast of a setup. For many households, this will be more than sufficient for your needs. But what about households that need lots...
Weekend Warrior: Razer Kaira Pro Review – solid addition to your mobile or console...
Razer has a lot of hardware that’s focused on the gaming market; mice, keyboards, controllers, general accessories and headsets. It's the latter where the Kaira Pro appears and if you're a gamer that uses multiple platforms, it's worth taking...
Ausdroid Reviews: Samsung Galaxy A54 5G – When The A team Flagship looks meets...
Samsung began ramping up the mid-range series with its latest A series devices launching in Australia. The Galaxy A54 5G is part of this latest series, and the company at the time stated that this A54 5G was the...
Samsung Gear S3 — Australian Review
A quick look
Samsung's Gear S2 was a breath of fresh air last year, amongst a room full of stale Android Wear devices. Granted, Huawei's Watch (released around the same time) was equally fresh, but mostly, Android Wear devices last...
Beoplay M3 and M5 Wireless Multiroom Speakers – Australian Review
During the summer holidays I had the chance to test the new Bang & Olufsen (B&O) Beoplay M3 and Beoplay M5 wireless multiroom compatible speakers to judge their usability, design and audio quality. While both were good I was...
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...