Orbic Tab8 4G reviewed: you get what you pay for
What does $149 get you in the world of tablets? The answer might surprise you, but also possibly not, as we take…
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Apple Watch Ultra reviewed: the better Apple Watch
At $1299, the Apple Watch Ultra is Apple's least affordable smartwatch. And yet there's a value argument worth…
BlueAnt’s $349 XT100 Dolby Atmos soundbar reviewed
Upgrading your TV's sound isn't always inexpensive, but that's an area an Australian brand is tackling, as the…
Philips Hue HDMI Sync Box reviewed: colour your room at a cost
If you've already upgraded the sound and screen at home, the Philips Hue HDMI Sync Box gives you that little bit…
Amazon’s Kindle Scribe reviewed: great for comics
The biggest Kindle isn't just for reading, as Amazon upgrades the notepad for a more digital experience. Does it…
Logitech Brio 500 reviewed: good to go
If your laptop webcam has survived two years of working from home, but you want it to be a lot better, the $199…
Panasonic’s $499 Rice Cooker reviewed
Rice cookers can help make a boring task easy without taking too much time, but with the Panasonic SR-HL151 rice…
BlueAnt X0i speaker reviewed: compact and cost-effective
Taking your tunes to go doesn't always need something big, and the BlueAnt X0i proves it, with a compact box…
Amazon’s Echo Dot 5th Gen with Clock reviewed: good for bedsides
Not quite the HomePod Mini, Amazon's compact and affordable Echo Dot 5th-gen is an affordable take on its bigger…
NuraTrue Pro reviewed: ready for the future
Spatial and hi-res don't always go together in truly wireless, but the NuraTrue Pro are marrying the two for a…