Nanoleaf Essentials Smart Bulb A60 review
The Nanoleaf Essentials Smart Bulb is an affordable smart bulb that is great at doing the basics. This isn’t a smart bulb that’s going to have the most advanced features, you...
Logitech G435 Gaming Headset review
The Logitech G435 is a mid-range, no-frills gaming headset.
This isn't a headset for audiophiles that want to customise and equalise their sound, nor is it trying to compete with the best...
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...
iPhone 14 & iPhone 14 Plus review
The iPhone 14 is very similar to its predecessor. Which isn’t a bad thing. The iPhone 13 was, and still is, a great phone. Which means the iPhone 14 is a...
JBL Live 770NC review
The JBL Live 770NC headphones strike a balance between price and performance. In most areas, they aren't as good as the best over-ear wireless headphones in NZ, but at $279, they're significantly cheaper...
Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless review
While the Momentum 3 Wireless headphones weren't bad, they had some relatively glaring issues. The design was dated, favouring physical controls instead of touch inputs; the battery life could have been...
Apple 15-inch MacBook Air with M2 chip review
With its latest MacBook Air release, Apple has finally released what the public has been asking for: a 15-inch version of its ultraportable laptop. And, as you’d expect, it doesn’t disappoint.
Boasting...
HP Omen 16 review
HP’s Omen 16 is a mid-range gaming laptop powerful enough to play any game at 60fps, or more, at an affordable price.
At $3,399, the Omen 16 is slightly more expensive than...
NuraTrue review: Earbuds that “shape” music for your ears and sound better than Apple,...
Let me start this review by making a bold statement: The NuraTrue earbuds are the best sounding earbuds I’ve ever used.
These are earbuds that have all the features you would want...
Samsung Galaxy A52 review
If you find it difficult to justify spending over NZD$1000 for the latest smartphone, and you still want to be able to take good pictures, watch Netflix and scroll through social...