Posts Tagged ‘Review’
Samsung Galaxy A71 Review – Awesome Screen, Camera and More
The second of Samsung’s two new Galaxy A series phones, the Samsung Galaxy A71 aims to offer to offer the desirable trinity of features for aspiring phone owners – a large and vibrant screen, a good camera and, as they are wont to put it, awesome battery life. While Samsung’s product naming system is somewhat…
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy S10 Lite Review – Affordable Luxury
Previously, we took a closer look at the build quality, design and specifications of the Galaxy S10 Lite in our preview feature. This time, we’re peeking under the hood to see how the Galaxy S10 Lite fares after putting it through its paces. Galaxy S10 Lite Specifications and Performance The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite comes…
Read MoreAlienware M17 R2 review – There’s light on the dark side (of the moon)
First glimpsed at the Dell and Alienware showcase that took place in Taiwan amidst Computex 2019, the Alienware M17 R2 is an interesting design as gaming notebooks go as it forgoes the usual emphasis on either form or function to the exclusion of the other, and instead has a wonderful balance of both to create…
Read MoreBorderlands 3 Review – Third Time’s the Charm
The Borderlands series has always been known for its hilariously off-the-wall humour, unique art style and, above all, for defining a completely new genre – the first person shoot-and-loot. Imagine Diablo from a first person perspective with fully automatic weapons and you get Borderlands. This latest outing, Borderlands 3, is the latest installment in the…
Read MoreDell XPS 13 9380 Review – Refined Perfection
The creation of the ideal ultrabook has always been a Sisyphean task for notebook manufacturers. Year after year, we see their greatest offerings fall short of greatness in one fashion or another be it due to design issues or significant compromises on the hardware owing to the challenge of cramming in something so powerful into…
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Watch Active2 Review – Dialled In
Samsung has seemingly sped up their launch cycles for their wearables as the Galaxy Watch Active2 has already hit the market just a few months after the release of their earlier Galaxy Watch Active sometime in April this year. In terms of specifications, the Galaxy Watch Active2 is a modest incremental upgrade over its predecessor…
Read MoreAsus ZenBook Duo UX481F review – Inspiring Glimpse of the Future
As one of the world’s largest notebook vendors, Asus isn’t shy on taking bold steps forward with their designs and at Computex 2019 they showcased some seriously innovative showstoppers like the ZenBook Duo UX481F. Now, it’s finally arrived in Malaysia. Intended to resolve the age-old conundrum of mobile workers and creatives needing more screen real…
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Fold Review – The Future is Now
Samsung Galaxy Fold Review – Performance Previously we covered the unboxing experience and a once-over of its build quality and design. This time around, we put the Galaxy Fold through its paces and see how it fares under practical field conditions. To recap, the Galaxy Fold is the first of a new generation of phones…
Read MoreHuawei Y9 Prime 2019 Review – Cheerfully Cheap Performer
Perhaps one of the last phones that Huawei has issued with Google mobile services, the Y9 Prime 2019 is an interesting proposition that comes at a reasonable price tag and an ensemble of features that make it a very competent entry level phone. The box itself comes with a modest array of accessories that include…
Read Morerealme 5 review – Huge Display meets Massive Battery Life
Previously we took a first look at the realme 5 and what came with it in the box. This time around, we’re going to do a full-on realme 5 review and see how it fares when we put it through its paces. On paper, the realme 5 is a modestly specced entry-level phone that is…
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