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The Airthings Wave Plus is a small device which measures the air quality. I’m not kidding when I say that this thing can save your life!
The BenQ GV1 is a dream come true for me: a pocket cinema on the go with Netflix, a browser and a Bluetooth-speaker function. I was very pumped when I first opened this box (check out our first look by the way). It’s a very sturdy device, well built (that’s mostly the case with BenQ products) and good looking. It also displayed very good image quality and nice sound. There’s a reason why it has that nice sound: besides being…
The 24G2U and 27G2U are both great IPS panels with 4ms response time and a good refresh rate.
The FeiyuTech Feiyu SPG2 is a very sturdy 3-Axis gimbal for your smartphone.
My biggest issue with the AOC monitors is the name. This one’s called the AOC U2790PQU monitor. A very difficult name to remember and also difficult to market I think, but hey that’s my biggest issue on this monitor, so that means a lot I think.
I’ve tested various microphones from Blue in the past, but the new Blue Yeti X is hands down the best on the market right now.
I’ve done a lot of reviews of TIBO-products in the past, but this is a big one. Like for real: speaker, smart streamer and an amplifier in one review? Let’s go!
Being impressed by a USB-C Hub is not something that happens often, but the Inatec USB-C Hub has a lot of tricks up it’s sleeve.
If you’re still sleeping with a pillow made out of feathers, it might be time to start looking at memory foam pillows.
The Ninebot ES1 might be the budget scooter from the Segway-family, but it’s a must have if you’re looking for a bicycle alternative!
The RevoNext RX8S earbuds retail for 40$, which is not cheap for cable earbuds, but they do deliver!
This is not your regular monitor: it has a terrible name, can swivel, turn and be put vertically and it’s very big.
The AOC C32G1 is a $300 price breaker 32-inch Full HD Curved gaming monitor.
A stabilizer for your DSLR costs a lot of money and you only use it for certain projects. Can you actually use a manual stabilizer for $50 and get smooth footage? We did the test!
Cables, cables, cables. You need a lot of different cables to charge all your devices: usb C, lighting, micro usb… It’s bad for the environment and bad for your wallet. However, I think I found the solution: the UNO cross-device charging cable.
