Posts Tagged ‘Reviews’
[Review] Samsung Gear S3 -The Smartwatch Refined
One of the best smart wearables that money can buy that actually looks and feels like a real timepiece while acting as a decent activity tracker and hands free set too
Read More[Review] Battlestar Galactica: Squadrons
The remake of the original Battlestar Galactica series from the late 70’s saw the wholesome sci-fi series with Mormonesque undertones replaced with a far grittier remake that retained the framework of the show but thrust in all manner of post 9/11 allegory and a radical change in some parts of the series that had some…
Read More[REVIEW] Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime – Is it primed to lead the pack?
In the nether realms where midrange phones hold sway in the market, the difference of a few dollars and a few key specs can make or sink a phone. While Samsung has expanded their midrange Galaxy J series line-up of phones several fold this year, the J7 Prime still remains their priciest and highest end…
Read More[Review] HTC 10 – Is it a perfect ten?
Design and build quality HTC has been in the smartphone game for aeons with a mixed array of hits and misses over the years though they’ve been placing most of their recent efforts towards virtual reality in the form of their HTC Vive VR headset. Fortunately, they haven’t lost their touch in the smartphone game…
Read More[Review] OPPO F1S – The Super Selfie Shooter
If you’re on the hunt for a well built mid-range phone that prioritises selfie quality, you’ll find that the Oppo F1s is right up your alley
Read More[Review] Acer Alpha Switch 12 – The affordable convertible
The Acer Switch Alpha 12 is a hybrid convertible designed in a fashion akin to the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 – it’s essentially a tablet with a kickstand that comes with a detachable keyboard. In Malaysia, the Switch Alpha 12 ships with a stylus and the aforementioned detachable keyboard dock that also doubles as a…
Read More[Review] Xiaomi Mi 5 – Time for a High Five!
Known for making some seriously good phones that do not cost an arm and a leg, Xiaomi has enjoyed a popular following on account of the moderate price tag and decent quality of their devices. Their latest flagship phone for the local market follows their traditional game plan by cramming in a flagship-class Snapdragon 820…
Read More[Review] Samsung Galaxy Note7 – The phablet with the write stuff
With enhanced security, truly class-leading performance, a superb camera and looks to match, this is the gold standard for phablets though it doesn’t come cheap.
Read More[Review] Wiko U Feel Lite – Does Wiko’s Workhorse Wonder Walk the Talk?
The Wiko U Feel Lite brings a lot of value to the table for what you pay for as it is one of the cheapest fingerprint-enabled phones available along with a comprehensive set of accessories that let you get started using it straight out of the box
Read More[Review] Huawei P9 Plus – Power Phablet with Pluses Aplenty
The larger sibling of the Huawei P9 that we reviewed earlier, the P9 Plus is the largest and priciest of Huawei’s triumvirate of flagship phones along with the P9 Lite and P9 for the local Malaysian market. At RM2,599, Huawei’s priciest, most powerful flagship is still cheaper than the Galaxy S7 that clocks in at RM2,699 and…
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