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
Redefining Accessible Aerial Adventures The DJI Neo isn’t just the smallest, lightest, and most affordable drone in DJI’s current lineup; it’s a testament to how accessible and enjoyable drone videography and photography can be. Starting at just £169 for the drone itself and £299 for the Fly More bundle (which includes three batteries and an
A Bright Idea, Dimly Executed Overall, the MagicGlow bulbs are a bright idea with a somewhat dim execution. They offer affordability and versatility but fall short in terms of practicality and smart home integration. Pros Cons Good Value For MoneyBrightVersatileGreat Battery Life Missing Smart FeaturesWon’t Charge Via OutletClunky First Party RemoteNo RGB Options For Extra
The Botanium automated plant growing system is put to the test by a man so bad at growing things that he once killed a cactus. How did it goi?
On the surface, the IdeaCam S1 Pro by BENQ seems like a very standard webcam for your Work From Home setup but under the hood, this is one of the most impressive webcams on the market right now thanks to a few very unique tricks up its sleeve.
Since a small event happened in 2020, a lot more of the general public have found themselves in positions where they are working from home. Whilst some have been happy to work from the sofa, the dining room or kitchen tables, or even from bed still.
I am going to preface this review by stating I am a bit of a coffee snob. In my daily life, I use a Delonghi Bean to Cup machine and take my beans, grind level and overall coffee experience perhaps more seriously than I should. That said however I firmly believe there is a place for Pod-style coffee machines such as Nespresso and the Vertuo Pop is one of the most cost-effective ways of getting a taste for what can only be described as good, artisanal coffee.
The arrival of this box marked my first experience with Flic, but I've seen a few of my favourite YouTube smart home channels talk about their buttons and how nice they are to use, so this one came with a level of excitement. The question therefore becomes was it worth the wait?
Let's not mess around here. This is a really packed marketplace, with more options than you can shake a stick at! So first of all, I would only recommend these to someone looking to use them while engaged in sports and exercise, but that's true of any similar device. Once past that obstacle, I think these are a really good option! At time of writing (without any offers or discounts) they're priced at £35, which I think is really cheap for what you get - great battery life, the ability to set your own EQ and my favourite feature, pairing…
The Powkiddy X18S and on paper this is one of the best price-to-performance retro handhelds on the market, running you around £160 here in the UK. But just how does it hold up against its competitors like the Odin and how does it handle even the most demanding of console emulation?