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DuRoBo Krono review: A fresh take on the phone-ish e-reader that aims a tad too high
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1811+ words) one of the boldest entrants in the segment. Well, Amazon played it safe with Kindle, and so did Kobo. These...
Dell Alienware 15 (DA15265) review: Budget gaming has a new price, and it holds up surprisingly well
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1729+ words) I don’t particularly enjoy describing a $1,459.99 laptop as entry-level, but it’s a rough time for upgrading your ageing gaming laptop. Just a year ago, you would probably find a healthy selection of mid-range, and even some high-end models, at a…...
Sony BRAVIA 9 II Review: One of the best HDR TVs I’ve tested
2+ week, 4+ day ago (1398+ words) The Sony BRAVIA 9 II might be one of the most ambitious LCD televisions Sony has ever created. Sony isn’t just trying to make another brighter Mini LED TV. It’s trying to solve one of Mini LED’s biggest challenges: how do…...
Xteink X4 Pro review: A refined e-reader that now puts more tricks in your palm
4+ day, 13+ hour ago (1821+ words) The XTEINK X4 Pro is a device made for people who don’t want yet another big screen to occupy their bags or pockets. It’s extremely lightweight, palm-friendly, and versatile. You can snap it to the back of your phone and forget…...
MelGeek MADE68 Ultra V2 Review: Great for gaming, even better than I expected for typing
3+ week, 5+ day ago (1281+ words) I have spent years using mechanical keyboards, and Hall Effect switches never really tempted me away from them. I understood the gaming appeal. Adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger can make a meaningful difference in competitive games, but I also spend…...
Viture Pro 2 review: Affordable glasses that I loved more for work than play
3+ week, 4+ day ago (857+ words) Thankfully, these glasses stay away from the proprietary magnetic connector seen on its pricier siblings, and go for a USB-C interface. It’s more secure and saves you the hassle of carrying yet another cable as part of your EDC that…...
Sony REON Pocket Pro Plus review: Quiet personal cooling is a bliss, but comes at a premium
3+ week, 2+ day ago (822+ words) The REON Pocket Pro Plus uses two thermal modules, or Peltier plates as Sony calls them. They rest against the back of your neck and, through direct contact with your skin, create the sensation of cooling or heating depending on…...
Dell 14S (DS14260) review: Easy to love, but Dell already has a better option for you
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (1792+ words) Case in point, the new Dell 14S. Dell describes this Copilot+ PC model, and its bigger sibling the 16S, as “Slim. Stylish. Superpowered.” Elsewhere, Dell promises “Performance that Travels With You” and says the laptop is “Built for multitaskers to deliver powerful…...
ASUS Zenbook A14 review: The dreamy ultraportable laptop I’ve been waiting for, almost.
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1762+ words) Picking up the ASUS Zenbook A14 for the first time messed with my perception of how much a 14-inch laptop should weigh. My review unit comes in at just 0.99kg, and somehow that number still doesn’t prepare you for holding it. This…...
Epomaker GX1 review: This $50 gaming headset has no business being this good
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1688+ words) Cheap gaming headsets have gotten considerably better over the years. Even then, the compromises usually aren’t difficult to find. Maybe the sound is muddy, the microphone sounds like you’re talking through a walkie-talkie, or the entire thing starts becoming uncomfortable…...