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Amazon Astro's sad destiny
Remember CLOi? Exactly...
The Nintendo Switch OLED is not the Switch Pro you were dreaming of
OLED is great, but a nicer screen and speakers, more storage plus a better kickstand and Ethernet? This is not what anyone was waiting for.
TCL is launching a wearable display in July that might be better than awful
It's not trying to AR or VR. It doesn't have a camera. Don't wear it walking around. With all that said, this wearable screen seems useful!
Everyone Is Awesome
LEGO gets Pride, OLED gets rollable, Army of the Dead hits Netflix, and the Mighty Nein campaign is almost done. This and more in your Daily!
TP-Link Deco AX3000: Simple, speedy, stylish
TP-Link Deco AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 mesh router kits are have a nice, subtle design with great features and solid performance.
Zega cookware: trying too hard to be 'smart', but still a smart one pot cooker
Zega's app-enabled "Intelligent Cookware" is a good single pot solution for many cooking needs. The Analogue edition is probably the winner.
Nanoleaf Essentials may offer better connections at a lower price
The new Nanoleaf smart lighting options are cheaper than many competitiors and offer support for the latest smart home standard, Thread.
Wyze Cam Outdoor review: great little unit with just one glaring problem
Small, easy to use and affordable, the Wyze Cam Outdoor will make a lot of people perfectly happy at a great price.
I would like to exchange my kidney for Samsung's fancy new TV
Samsung has new TVs, and now is a good time to get excited about Neo QLED, even if it means you need to learn a new acronym.
Tado Smart AC Control V3+ review: makes your AC smarter, but no genius
With the Tado Smart AC Control V3+ you can turn your regular old aircon into a smart device. We check out just how clever it gets.
The best and worst things I bought from dodgy targeted ads in 2020
In 2020 we bought some dodgy ass products from social media advertising. From pure glory to PayPal disputes, here's how it all turned out.
Nanoleaf Canvas is a beautiful ever changing work of art
We reviewed the Nanoleaf Canvas and found it to be a surprisingly beautiful artpiece rather than just another piece of RGB Gamer kit.
The last Xbox
The demand for higher resolutions and faster refresh rates and more data throughput is cresting, creating the chance for smaller and smarter hardware in future, or even the potential for future mobile devices to bear the load instead of needing big boxes under our TVs.
Aurora RGBorealis?! Localized entirely within your study!?!
In a response to last week's RGB column from Alice Clarke, Hope digs in further on her own love for the joy smart LEDs bring to her home.
LG CX OLED 4K TV review: So good I'm buying one
When you can't live without the TV you just tested, and hate having to let it go back after the review? That's something very special.
Like moths to the RGB
For a group of people trying to throw off the image of being the basement-dwelling weirdo, we sure are into the aesthetic of one.
Sex toy security flaw leaves wangs worldwide webbed
The Cellmate Chastity Cage could result in being caged up for a lot longer than planned thanks to the latest internet of things disaster.
Sonos Arc review: raising the bar for the future?
Sonos Arc resets the home theatre experience for Sonos fans, ready for the decade ahead with Dolby Atmos support alongside best in class audio streaming.
Imagining the soundbar all over again with Sonos Arc
Anyone who knows me knows I'm a Sonos nut. Long time user, over a decade of digging on their various speakers and now there's one in every room of the house.
Perfect Visibility
8K TV is a joke. But that means it also points to the fact a 4K TV is likely to be the longest lasting television purchase you'll make since the cathode ray era.
