Google Pixel Watch 3 review — Little tweaks make a big difference
The third generation of the Google Pixel Watch is here and it's a nice upgrade from last year's model. There's a number of improvements, including more screen space to play with and the specs too are another step forward....
Ring pan-tilt indoor camera review — Maximise your internal camera coverage with less cameras
I'm invested in Ring, I like the cameras and the ecosystem as a whole. Yes, there's a subscription but I've cut down on those and now only have one. I have a personal preference to not have cameras inside...
Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Review — Elegant engineering meets productivity and entertainment
I've been watching the folding phone development since they first appeared, and now I genuinely believe they're ready for consumers. That's not to say the earlier devices were bad, they just weren't as polished as normal phones.
I don't...
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL review — Better and smarter with user experience in...
For the last couple of weeks, I've had the Pixel 9 Pro XL in my pocket, and it's been fantastic. Right from the get-go, the setup process was easy, the hardware delightful and Gemini (the AI assistant) has been...
Eero Max 7 Review — Network power to burn!
The Eero Max 7 landed on my test bench a few weeks ago, and I've had a great time testing it. There's been some interesting findings and a few little things that I need to talk about to give...
Nubia Focus 5G review — Great price, solid performance
ZTE is going through a transition to the Nubia brand and we've had one of their latest devices on the test bench for a couple of weeks. In the past, ZTE has been known as a cheap brand but...
Asus NUC 14 Pro+ Review — Asus delivered everything I wanted with their first...
The Asus NUC 14 Pro+ is a powerful, compact computing solution that pushes the boundaries of what a mini-PC can achieve. With its impressive specifications, sleek design, and versatile features, it stands out as an ideal choice for professionals...
Ausdroid Reviews: Motorola RAZR 50 Ultra – Ultra meets the bend
Foldable and flip phones specifically are making a major come back. It does feel like in a way we are back to the future really. As someone who used to own a few flip phones back when batteries would...
Redmagic 9 Pro Review — Power without the price tag of the big names
It screams high performance gamer with a built-in RGB fan, the Redmagic 9 Pro is a powerful pocket gaming experience that gives you a great experience even when you're not gaming. With a big battery, 80W charging and all...
Anker Prime Charger review — A desktop charger that really can charge anything, and...
When it comes to charging your devices these days, the options are seemingly endless. But when it comes to really getting the job done from a single device, the field narrows. Anker approached me to take a look at...
Shokz OpenSwim review — Science fiction comes to life
Once upon a time, in the land of "That’ll Never Happen," jokes about underwater headphones were as common as jabs at fly screens on submarines. "Next, they'll make headphones you can wear while swimming!" we'd chuckle, imagining some kind...
Bluetti AC70 — Australian Review
Bluetti hasn't been around for all that long - a few years now - but already they've made a bit of a splash with a variety of power solutions designed for all kinds of uses. Bluetti products are primarily...
Eufy X10 Pro Omni Review – A reasonably priced flagship product
Eufy has quite a strong brand presence in the Australian consumer market, particularly with their security cameras and smart locks. Of course, today's topic – the vacuum cleaning robots – is also one of their flagship products. As work...
Ausdroid Reviews: Motorola Edge 50 Fusion – Where cutting edge meets mid range fusion
Motorola has been slowly growing its devices and offerings in the Australian market, which has seen it become one of the biggest players for both mid-range and budget devices. Now, they are looking to bring more affordable mid-range and...
Ausdroid Reviews: HMD Pulse Pro – Does it have its finger on the Pulse?
HMD, which is better known as the license holder and maker of Nokia branded smart and dumb phones, the company last month launched its own brand of smartphones targeting the budget end of the market with some high to...