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Audeze Sine Review
The Audeze Sine is an unconventional if pricey masterpiece we were privileged to get our grubby hands on. Uber-stylish with all the comforts of home, it won a special, closely held place in our heart- and ears. Olympus has fallen and we are in the dark ages! No clearer evidence of this monumental fact exists…

Star Wars Battle Quad Review
The Star Wars battle quad is a truly worthwhile piece of fun that brings all your favorite Star Wars battle scenes right up to your eyeballs in orgasmic detail. From toy maker Propel comes the latest jets you need to hone your skills for when the Universe needs you to save it from the Dark…

Fotokite Phi Drone Review
I sure have seen lots of drones out there, and so must have you. Ranging from the pretty far out to the impossibly cute and all in-between. Now though, I have to add a drone on a dog leash, yes a real live leash to my list. Meet the Fotokite Phi. Its a pretty normal-looking…

Sony MDR-1000X Review
The Sony MDR-1000X is a great looking, premium quality package that shows off the lovingly obsessive attention to detail that Sony engineers can most times be capable of. It’s pricey, but worth every red cent of it. While Bose -with Sennheiser lurking closely behind- previously ruled the Bluetooth and noise-canceling wireless headphone kingdom, Sony looks…

Acer TravelMate P259-MG-71UU Review
The Acer TravelMate P259-MG-71UU is a delightful all round performer that can serve very well for either business or leisure, whichever you feel like getting caught up in. Charmingly, it can additionally play most recent games as well as the vast majority of the older ones. Powerful, effective and somewhat cheap, it manages to pack…

Origin PC Evo15-S Review
For hard-core gamers, Origin and it’s usually excellent products clearly needs no introduction. And any attempt by yours truly to do so would be plain fatal! For those lucky few of you who got a magnificently capable Origin PC Evo15 gaming laptop under the Christmas tree, kindly accept my hearty congratulations mixed with gargantuan envy. If…

HP Stream 14 Review
The HP Stream 14 is an entry-level, budget-speced and budget-priced computing device from the rather extensive and innovative stables of HP. With striking looks, cheapness, and just average performance, it can be your idea of a good bargain, or an unrelenting nightmare depending on your expectations. Find out why on our HP Stream 14 review…

Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 Review
Well, it’s a brand new year of new possibilities, resolutions, and adventures. And oh yes, also radical new tech devices we ostensibly won’t be able to live without, and that grandiosely promise to revolutionize the world as we know it. At least according to those glossy press releases and ads I never seem to get…

Lenovo Yoga 910 Review
Might well be time saying goodbye to the traditional laptop and start planning its nostalgic funeral. With the relentless match of technology coupled with fickle user preferences, it’s overdue for a replacement, or at the very least a total revolution in all its constituent parameters. Lenovo, like a few other device manufacturers are presently cashing…

Beats Powerbeats 3 Review
The Beats Powerbeats 3 is essentially a Powerbeats 2 with heavier makeup and much sexier underwear, and you set squarely in its sight. It’s astoundingly good at what it does, but so are its rivals and they happen to cost much less. If you were expecting a thorough overhaul of the still immensely capable Powerbeats…

Acer Liquid Jade Primo Review
Windows anyone? If you ever get tired of Android and don’t feel up to a taste of iOS, there is still Windows. Yes, it’s still relatively undeveloped. Yet it still has relatively few apps compared to its counterparts. And yes it still feels rather like a perpetually unfinished painting. Still, there are lots to love…

LeEco Le S3 Review
Little known outside of the Chinese and Asian region, LeEco is on a determined quest to change all that, and fast too. It’s smartphones invariably come cheap, but cram in specs found only in devices that cost twice as much. It additionally has another good thing going for it in a rather excellent design team…