Apple Maps to begin six-month survey of New Zealand
Apple is improving Apple Maps. Again. Starting on October 15, Apple will begin conducting ground surveys in New Zealand to collect image data in what appears to be a complete overhaul...
Kindle Scribe (1st Generation) review
The Kindle Scribe is a Kindle through and through, the e-reader experience here is excellent. But it’s also Amazon’s first foray into the E ink note taking space. It allows you...
Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 review
If you were to look at Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4, you'd be forgiven for thinking it was the Surface Laptop 3. Microsoft's latest home and business laptop looks almost identical to...
Oppo Enco X2 review
With every set of new earbuds I review, I'm looking for something that moves the industry forward. As I've said (many times), the premium earbud market is flooded with devices, and...
Acer Predator Helios 300 (2021) review: Nvidia 3060 is let down by everything else
Acer's Predator Helios 300 is a laptop that will allow you to play all the latest games at their highest settings for a reasonable price. And if that's all you want,...
Ring Battery Doorbell Pro review
The Ring Battery Doorbell Pro is a reliable video doorbell, but it's not particularly innovative. While Ring has introduced some new features like Birds-Eye monitoring, there isn't much to set it apart...
JBL Quantum ONE headset review: A good gaming headset, at its best on PC!
The JBL Quantum ONE is a mid-range wired headset that’s packed full of features. It has ANC capabilities, 360 Spatial Sound, head tracking, a chat-game mixer and it can produce good...
Lenovo Legion Go hands-on review: A great gaming handheld?
Is the new Lenovo Legion Go a gaming handheld worth checking out? Find out our thoughts.
Thronmax Pulse review
The Thronmax Pulse microphone is an affordable plug and play mic that’s simple to use. It doesn’t require any setup and it performs pretty well.
The Pulse struggles if it isn’t placed...
iPhone 12 mini review: Punching well above its weight
This is the easiest review I've ever had to do. Why? Because the NZ$1,349 iPhone 12 mini is the same phone as the regular iPhone 12. Just smaller.
…and I reviewed that...