Mobile Phone Reviews
Razer Phone 2 Review
The Razer Phone 2 has plenty of niche appeal and may win some gamer hearts, but it makes a few too many compromises to justify its high-end price-tag.
Huawei Watch GT 2e Review
Smartwatches make everything we do feel like a level in a game and the Huawei Watch GT 2e is just one of the hundreds of control options available on the market. Boasting 100 workout modes, a two-week battery life, and a stunning 1.39-inch AMOLED display it seems like the wearable that could take you to the next level.
OPPO Find X2 Pro Review
The Find X2 Pro is the arguably the high-end Android phone to beat right now. While it's not perfect, it comes close. A versatile triple lens camera setup and stunning display are let down by a battery that doesn't quite live up to OPPO's best, but the Find X2 Pro is still an excellent overall package.
OPPO A52 Review
70% of the time I would trade in a phone double the price for the OPPO A52 without batting an eyelash. The other 30% however told a different story. But for a budget phone this good, I’d take the risk on a 70% success rate.
Sonos Arc Review
It may be pricey, but the Arc is Sonos' best sounding speaker to date.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip Review
The Galaxy Z Flip is the most polished foldable to date, but that doesn't mean you should rush out and buy one. Despite the downright magical display, the $2,199 handset is saddled with last year's tech, making it more of a status symbol than a top-of-the-line phone.
OPPO Reno 2 Z Review
Not every phone is going to have a defining characteristic that puts it in the “amazing” or “terrible” category. The OPPO Reno 2 Z is neither amazing not terrible, but that doesn't matter considering the $599 price tag. Some times all a phone needs to do is represent great value
Apple iPhone SE (2020) Review
The iPhone SE is one of the most sensible smartphones you can buy. Despite the more affordable price, it's powered by Apple's fastest processor, which ensures years of support.
G-mee Plus Review
G-mee makes devices specifically for children, meaning they are durable, and filled to the brim with online safety features straight out of the box. We see how the G-mee Plus holds up against some acutely childish behaviour.
Powerbeats Review
Powerbeats are the more affordable, and less techy version of the Powerbeats Pro. Boasting huge battery life and superior sound quality, the main difference is glaringly obvious, the neck strap.
Huawei P40 Pro Review
While the P40 Pro is a potent piece of hardware, its software situation makes it hard to recommend.
