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EKSA are a popular, affordable option for gaming headsets. They have a wide range of options, and the EKSA E910 is the latest model offering zero-latency gaming with 5.8Ghz USB wireless connectivity and virtual 7.1 surround. Specification 5.8Ghz USB Wireless Connection 3.5mm port on the dongle for wider comptability Zero Tangible Latency Virtual 7.1 Surround…
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A food delivery service may not fall under my theme of consumer technology, but I do cover health and fitness. As a keen fitness enthusiast, I am interested in anything that could help optimise my performance or just make my life a bit easier. I always used to think food delivery services were a rip-off,…
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Where to buy a Helium Hotspot? UK, EU and US models I had previously recommended Nebra/Pi Supply, but this appears to have turned out to be a bad decision for me. Like many others, I have been waiting months for my order while Bobcat and others have been shipping. I am sure Nebra will get…
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Kingston sold off the HyperX brand earlier this year, but the sale only included the peripherals. Gaming memory and storage will stay part of the Kingston business, and they recently announced their full range of DDR4 RAM. Now branded as Fury, there are varying options to suit your tastes. The kit I am reviewing today…
If you follow any tech influencers/YouTubers/journalists on social media, you will no doubt have seen one of them posting a Grid Studio framed piece of technology. It is a simple and clever product idea. Grid Studio has sourced old iconic pieces of consumer technology, then carefully dismantled them, placing them neatly into a frame labelling…
The ZTE Axon 30 Ultra has been available to buy in the UK direct from ZTE for a little while now. This has no been followed up by a more affordable ZTE Axon 30, which will be available to buy from the 9th of September for just £429. It is quite an interesting phone, and…
My day to day laptop is a Huawei MateBook 13; it is a superb small and lightweight laptop with enough power to do all my day to day work (which is mostly just writing, image editing, Outlook and Chrome). Due to the nature of my work, I have to take my laptop with me everywhere,…
I have previously reviewed the Reolink RLC-811A, which includes a spotlight that switches on when movement is detected, allowing the camera to record in colour at night. The new Reolink RLC-812A is slightly different in that it has the spotlight on all the time during the night, allowing it to record footage in colour all…
Most of the smart home tech I cover leans towards the more affordable end of the spectrum that most consumers can implement themselves. However, higher-end products are always in demand giving buyers more options. I recently was had the chance to try out Luxaflex PowerView for a basic installation in my spare bedroom. This is…
The Realme GT launched two months ago, and when I reviewed it, I thought it was an outstanding phone offering incredible value for money. Realme are now back with the Realme GT Master Edition. The name may imply that this is a superior phone, but in fact, it is a slightly downgraded phone swapping out…
I was impressed with the Mu6 Space2 when I reviewed them, they are still some of the best performing ANC headphones I have used. Mu6 are now back with something a little different. Air conduction headphones. These open fit headphones offer an alternative solution to the popular bone-conducting headphones from Aftershokz, and they are quite…
The HyperX Cloud II Wireless was launched last year, but the UK launch was announced until CES in January this year. These new headphones are essentially the same as the existing highly regarded wired HyperX Cloud II. But now they are wireless. These use a 2.4Ghz dongle for wireless connectivity, so no Bluetooth. The benefit…