This isn’t the first Anbernic device I’ve used, and I doubt it’ll be the last. They do a great job of producing these little handhelds of decent quality. This is one of a few iterations on the RG35XX I reviewed last year but in a clamshell design that harks back to the Gameboy Advance SP, one of my favourite consoles ever.
The Keychron Q6 is a full-metal keyboard with a full-size layout and type-C wired connectivity. The keyboard is made with reinforced multi-layer acoustic foam and a double-gasket design that provides a great typing experience in a hefty aluminum body…
Clicky clacking in a slick low profile Pros Cons Premium feelSlim profileGreat typing experience Tough enough for traveling?Limited anglesNot hugely customizable The kids might be hooked on touchscreen typing, but for the rest of us, Keychron offers a pretty wide variety of typing solutions. If the rest of their lineup is as solid as the
They have created the Tau, a portable power bank that fits right on your keyring. Boasting some features that Rolling Square have wowed us with in other products
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The big question. Have I been converted back to the ways of the wallet? Am I leaving the Apple Wallet in the drawer? Has Ekster won me over?
Out of the box, the Anbernic RG35XX is a beautiful bit of hardware. Like a cute little GameBoy that, with its transparent purple finish, threw me straight back to my childhood.
Remember that Summer? That one glorious summer it felt like every day was brighter and nicer than the last, and 90s kids the world over rejoiced as they went hunting the streets for their favourite pocket monsters. Way back then I was working in a local phone shop. Never in my life have I seen so many battery packs fly out the door of retail space.