Sony WH-1000XM5 review
Sony has been at the top of the over-ear headphone market for a while now. The WH-1000XM4 were arguably the best over-ear headphones of the last generation.
The problem with that is...
Samsung Galaxy M51 review
The Samsung Galaxy M51 will appeal to those who some of the features that a high-end smartphone brings, but struggle to convince themselves to spend over NZ$1,000 on a flagship device.
While...
Which iPad should I buy in NZ (2021)?
Knowing which iPad to buy has been confusing for a long time. And thanks to the powerful specs boost the iPad Air got at Apple’s September 2020 event; things just got...
Huawei FreeBuds 5i review
Huawei's FreeBuds 5i earbuds are familiar. Their design is ordinary, they don’t have the best audio capabilities, and the battery life is average for the market. But what sets them apart...
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE review: A cheaper flagship that’s more than good enough
Samsung has gone crazy this year. Its already released four S20 smartphones. The NZ$899 Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is the fifth, and it's the one you should probably buy.
Most people don't...
JBL Quantum 910 Wireless Headset review
The JBL Quantum 910 Wireless Headset doesn't do much to remedy the issues I had with its predecessors - the Quantum 810 and the Quantum ONE - in that while this is a fantastic headset...
Sony WH-H900N h.ear wireless headphones review
On the hunt for a pair of over-ear headphones for the grim morning commute, I decided to drop some money on the Sony WH-H900N wireless headphones.
Having previously settled for headphones under...
Oppo Find N review
Oppo’s Find N is a foldable device that competes with the best foldables out there. Which, in New Zealand, really only means the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3.
In some ways the Find...
Oracle (not Microsoft) set to become TikTok’s “trusted tech partner” for NZ, Australia, US...
It’s been an unusually busy Sunday night (US time) for the tech industry. But now, finally, it looks like we’ve got some clarity over the Microsoft vs Oracle, TikTok bidding war.
First,...
Arlo Go 2 review
The Arlo Go 2 is Arlo's second attempt at an LTE (mobile data, not WiFi) home security camera, bringing some welcome improvements over the original Arlo Go.
The Go 2 has a...