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Mixcder E7 review: not a Quiet Comfort killer, but hella good value
Bluetooth headphones are a dime a dozen online, with Amazon listing literally thousands of options at a range of price points. However, the Mixcder E7 are that rare pair of headphones that actually do enough to stand out, thanks to their active noise cancellation, long battery life and cheap-as-chips £42 price point. Here’s what I…
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Tribit XFree Tune review
The Tribit XFree Tune are a promising set of mid-range Bluetooth headphones, retailing for about $40 online. The ‘phones sport 40mm drivers, a foldable design and long 24 hour battery life. We enjoyed Tribit’s Bluetooth speaker, so how do their Bluetooth headphones compare? Let’s put them to the test. Specs & Features Dual powerful 40mm…
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Drevo Joyeuse review: the Magic Keyboard goes mechanical
The Magic Keyboard is legendary amongst Apple fans — it’s light, stylish and even provides a decent typing experience, courtesy of some MacBook-style scissor switches. Today, I’m looking at a prospective replacement for the Magic Keyboard, a new mechanical keyboard from the experts at Drevo called the Joyeuse. This keyboard uses Cherry ML-style low profile…
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Soundpeats Q29 wireless earbuds review
Truly wireless earbuds. Apple’s AirPods are the best known example, but there are plenty of clever boffins in labs turning out these super portable headphones. The properly wireless design makes them feel magical, but it also brings some challenges. Today, we’ll be testing the Soundbeats Q29 to see how these £40 wireless earbuds measure up.…
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Drevo Calibur 72 RGB Bluetooth mechanical keyboard review
The Drevo Calibur 72, also known as the KeyCool 72, is a compact mechanical keyboard with a couple of interesting features: Bluetooth connectivity and RGB backlighting. The former allows the Calibur to be used with a wide range of devices, from desktops and laptops all the way down to tablets and smartphones, while the latter…
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Startech Bluetooth Audio Receiver with NFC review
Startech.com are a helpful company to know about — they seem to specialise in simple, helpful doodads that help you connect all of the bigger gadgets in your life together. If you ever think “I wonder if there’s a way to connect my X to my Y”, chances are good that someone at Startech already had the…
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BenQ treVolo review: spread your wings and fly
The BenQ treVolo is a high-end Bluetooth speaker, with a funky folding design that’s hinted at in its maker’s creative capitalisation. BenQ boast that it’s the first portable unit to use the same electrostatic panels as high-end living room speakers, providing the opportunity to reach “new heights of audio satisfaction” for only £230. The electrostatic panels have certainly…
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Maxell MXSP-WP2000 Bluetooth Qi wireless charging speaker review
Japanese electronics firm Maxell have released a pair of new speakers for the home. Today, we’ll be reviewing the first and cheaper of the pair – the MXSP-WP2000.
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Matias Laptop Pro Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard
I was quite intrigued by the Matias Laptop Pro – it’s a mechanical keyboard, yet it’s Bluetooth-equipped and about 60% of the size of a standard keyboard. The promise is the feeling of a true mechanical keyboard, yet the portability of a mobile keyboard. Will the Laptop Pro hit the right balance?