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...
Apple Fitness+ review
Fitness+ is a new premium service from Apple designed to help users "stay active". It's an on-demand workout video service - not dissimilar to Netflix - that integrates the health-tracking features...
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,...
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...
D-Link DIR-X1560 AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 Router review
The D-Link DIR-X1560 AX1500 is a router that’s aimed at the modern, busy, household. Its promise to customers is simple and compelling: it’ll handle whatever you throw at it - within...
Apple AirPods Pro review: Best buds with the iPhone
Let's start this review with a big claim. I don't think there's ever been any product launch more instantly successful than the AirPods Pro. They launched, via a press release, back...
Apple HomePod mini review
Apple debuted the HomePod mini in September 2020. Now, over 200 days later, it's available in New Zealand. The reason for the delay is a bit odd: Siri on the HomePod...
Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro review
The Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro are easily Samsung's best wireless earbuds. They are a significant upgrade on their predecessor the Galaxy Buds Live. However, unless you’re a Samsung Galaxy S21 user,...
Apple iMac M3 (2023) review
The Apple iMac (2023) M3, while showcasing Apple's trademark vibrant design and impressive performance capabilities with its new M3 chip, falls short in innovation.
The design, though visually appealing, disappoints with its...
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold review
Lenovo's X1 Fold is an awesome-looking device. It’s hybrid design allows you to use it as a tablet, set it up as a laptop, or fold it in half like a...













