Reviews
Review: Hisense Elegance E76
The mid-range smartphones market is getting interesting, with more and more brands focusing on offering boatload of features at affordable prices. Hisense is one such brand, which has launched the new...
Review: Kung Fu Yoga
At one point in the movie, Jackie Chan exclaims, “I love Indiana Jones!”. Kung Fu Yoga is the tale of a professor of antiquities in China, played by Jackie Chan, who leads students as well as his mart...
Review: Acronis True Image 2017
Acronis has been providing a wide range of data protection, backup and recovery solutions for years now. The company’s latest release, the Acronis True Image 2017, now combines the very same capabilit...
Review: Resident Evil VII: Biohazard (Xbox One)
The Resident Evil franchise is back and how! We spent an entire weekend with the game, wandering through the property of the Baker family and boy, we were impressed. It’s been 21 years since anyone en...
Review: HP Deskjet GT 5820
HP has always been at the forefront of the inkjet revolution. The company has now launched a new range of inkjet printers based on the ink tank system. We received one such model – the HP Deskje...
Review: Transcend SSD220S (120GB)
Transcend is one of the top manufacturers when it comes to flash-based storage products. The company recently announced the new SSD220S on the market. The SSD220S is an entry level range of TLC NAND S...
Review: Sennheiser HD 4.30
Sennheiser has always been known for quality headphones and the new HD 4.30 is no different either. The HD 4.30 features a closed-back, around-ear design, which is finished off with plush ear pads. We...
Review: Chipolo Plus Bluetooth Tracker
Ever lost your keys and struggled for hours to find them? Well, Chipolo has an answer. The company’s new Chipolo Plus is a colourful Bluetooth tracker that helps you find things you care about in seco...
Review: Anki Supertruck X52
Anki recently added two new Supertrucks to its list of remote controlled cars and OverDrive packages. The big and burly trucks – X52 and Freewheel – certainly add lots of action to the ove...