Posts Tagged ‘Review’
Samsung 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…
Read MoreRealme 5 Pro review – The affordable quad camera powerhouse
The realme 5 Pro was previously launched with great success in India a few months back and it’s only recently that it has made its way to Malaysia. Effectively the most powerful phone in realme’s current local line-up, the realme 5 Pro has quite a bit going for it as they cram in a large…
Read MoreHuawei Nova 5t review – Fabulously Fashionable
Notably as one of the first phones to enjoy a global unveiling in Malaysia, the Huawei nova 5T is an interesting blend of flagship hardware and design with a mid-range price tag. We had the pleasure of field testing a retail unit. Here’s how it fares. There isn’t much to shout home about with the…
Read MoreSTM USB-C Media Hub Review – Embracing the Dongle Life
As laptops and other hardware get lighter and slimmer, they also end up omitting features that we once took for granted like USB ports and card readers. If you’re one of those out there lamenting the loss of all those ports, you’ll appreciate the charms that the STM USB-C media hub will bring to your…
Read MoreMSI PS63 8RC Modern Review – MSI’s Marvelously Svelte Marvel
Renowned Taiwanese notebook brand MSI is usually best known for their gaming notebooks which are built like muscle cars with plenty of pixel crunching punch, large roomy chassis and aggressively hewn lines but this time around, they’re catering to a more discerning demographic that wants all that power but in a more understated and slimmer…
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy A80 review – Sensationally slick triple camera shooter
The Samsung Galaxy A80 is easily the most powerful midrange offering from their Galaxy A-series phones and integrates a rather uniquely engineered solution that aims to resolve one of the classic problems in any smartphone – inconsistent front and rear camera quality. The traditional solution in many smartphones is to integrate a separate set of…
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