How to install Outlook.com as an app
Those of you who use Outlook.com as your main email client will have noticed that a few changes recently. Just last week there was the closer integration with Gmail that allowed...
Jabra Elite 5 earbuds review
At $239, these mid-range earbuds aren't designed to compete with the market's best-of-the-best. The sound they produce struggles with bass but, overall, is adequate. The active noise cancellation (ANC) is good...
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...
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max (2nd Gen) review
In terms of functionality, streaming devices like Apple's Apple TV 4K, Google's Chromecast 4K, and Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K Max are largely similar, all offering 4K streaming capabilities. The main...
Meta Quest 2 review
The Meta Quest 2 is the most user-friendly VR headset I've used, and it's the one that I think is right for most people.
It can be used both wirelessly and tethered...
VW ID.3 review
Designed to be an EV for the masses, it’s the first of its new electric ID range to launch, and promises a tempting combination of value, technology and range in a...
Sonos Roam review: A small portable speaker that gets it right
The Sonos Roam is a small, durable speaker that’ll survive a trip to the beach, while delivering a powerful and clear sound.
But the Roam goes further than that - it’s also...
iPhone 11 review: Should I buy iPhone 11 or wait for 12?
The iPhone 11 has been out for ten months now (at the time of writing). So the question that most people should be asking is "Should I buy the iPhone 11...
Samsung QN900A Neo QLED 8K TV review
Samsung's QN900A Neo QLED 8K TV is imposing and stunning. It boasts a fantastic design, a sharp and clear display, rich colours, inky blacks, and it even uses AI technology to...
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...