Best wireless earbuds NZ (2021)
There are many things to consider when buying wireless earbuds. In this popular market, it can be difficult differentiating between good wireless earbuds and bad ones. The best wireless earbuds (in 2021)...
10 best board games NZ
In the last decade, board games have had a resurgence in popularity. There are now a massive amount of board games on the market. There are games designed for cooperative play,...
SteelSeries Prime review
The SteelSeries Prime is a very good wired gaming mouse. It has a comfortable ergonomic design suitable for all types of grips, it’s lightweight, has a wide CPI range, and, most importantly,...
Colt Express review
Colt Express is a fast-paced and rewarding board game with simple rules that allow anyone to sit down and play. As a bandit you'll be robbing, punching and shooting your way through...
iPhone 13 & iPhone 13 mini review
The iPhone 13 (and iPhone 13 mini) are the same phones with different screen and battery sizes. That’s it. In fact, the iPhone 13 is nearly-identical to the iPhone 12 too....
Dynabook Satellite Pro C50-H review: An affordable business laptop
The Satellite Pro is a stock standard laptop. It’s a dark blue rectangle with a “Dynabook” logo on the back. There aren’t any interesting bells and whistles here. However, that’s not...
The Google Nest Cam (battery) review: a solid security camera that offers 3-hours free...
The Google Nest Cam (battery) is a solid security camera. Its on-device intelligence has been improved to recognise actual events not arbitrary movement, it has a decent battery and it provides useful...
GoPro Hero 9 Black review
For a long time now, GoPro has been at the top of the action camera market. Often it’s not competing with other action camera manufacturers, it’s really only competing with itself, trying...
Dyson V11 review
There used to be a time when vacuum cleaners were only rated on their ability to suck up dust and dirt. This is no longer the case. Like all tech, the...
Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M2 Max) review
The MacBook Pro 16-inch (M2 Max, 2023) proves that Apple’s custom M1 chips weren’t just a one-trick pony. With more CPU and GPU cores, and an insane amount of RAM, the...