Samsung HW-N650 SoundBar Review: An Audio Paradise
When it comes to Home Audio, we have various types of speaker that pretty much helps us to enhance and offer better listening experience to the content we...
Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018) Review: Affordable Triple Camera Smartphone
After their Note Series, Samsung invited us over to their Samsung Unpacked event – which happened here in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and they showcased two of...
Huawei Mate 20 Review: Is this the best Mate yet?
Huawei, the Chinese manufacturer returns once again with their new slew of smartphones and this time it’s the Mate 20 Series. Unlike the last year line up, the...
Acer Switch 7 Black Edition Review: One Fine 2-in-1
Every company who makes Laptops have their own 2-in-1 Convertible lineup. Just like that, Acer Switch is their very own line up of 2-in-1 laptop/tablet. With that said,...
Razer Nommo Chroma Review: RGB-fied Speakers
Earlier this year, back in CES 2018 – Razer, the company the specializes in Gaming Peripherals unveiled their new speakers. Of course, it isn’t replacing the infamous Leviathan...
Razer Kraken Tournament Edition Review: An Alright Experience
One of the things that we look forward to whenever we purchase a Gaming Headset, it’s the audio quality and the support for Surround Sound – be it...
Razer Mamba Wireless Review: The Untethered Gaming Mouse
We have been taking a look at Gaming Peripherals for a while now and one of the brands that heavily banks on the word “Gamers” is – without...
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Review: It’s Darker than You Think
One of the names back in the day that literally gives anyone nostalgic feeling, it’s the name Sabrina. Back in late 90’s – the show Sabrina the Teenage...
Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5 2018 Review: The Entertainer
Tablets are getting niche day by day and when it comes to an Android Powered Tablet, its coming to a point that it will be non-existent in the...
ASUS TUF Gaming FX505 Review: Now even Better
By now, most of you know that the Republic of Gamers branding belongs to ASUS – to give an identity to their gaming series. Last time, we saw...