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...
Oppo Reno4 Pro 5G review: A LOT of phone for NZ$999
I’ve had the Oppo Reno4 5G Pro for about a month now, and I want to say this straight away: I really like this phone. It represents a lot of smartphone...
Which M1 MacBook should I buy? MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro
The two new MacBooks are closer in specs than any MacBook Air or Pro before. This is mainly thanks to the M1 chip inside these two laptops.
But there are many other...
Nespresso CitiZ & Milk coffee machine review
The Nespresso CitiZ & Milk coffee machine is a pricey machine but worth every penny. If you’re looking for a machine that makes fantastic coffee at the press of a button,...
Mac mini M1 review (late 2020): The most affordable Mac just got a LOT...
The Mac mini has always occupied a unique area of the market. Its low (for Apple) price point makes it one of the more affordable devices. But the need to add...
M1 MacBook Air review (Late 2020): The M1 chip is AMAZING
Let me start this review by making something clear. The new MacBook Air is an incredible laptop. This laptop is a lot, lot, more powerful than its predecessor, and its battery...
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 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...
iPhone 12 Pro Max review: Best of the best
The NZ$2,099 iPhone 12 Pro Max is the best of the best of what Apple can achieve in a smartphone. It's a big and expensive device that won't be to everyone's taste...
iPad Air (2020) review: Air + Magic Keyboard = Winner
Apple continues its Goldilocks theme. Releasing devices that are ridiculously powerful, but expensive - or affordable, but lacking certain specs. And then, one that is "just right". The NZ$999 iPad Air...