Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 Review: We Ran with it and We get the Hype
Rather than going a technical route, I’ll share my experience with the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 which I believe is a fantastic audio tool meant for athletes and...
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 Review: Falling into an Odd Limbo
Sidetracking a bit before we get into this review, writing this review while being sick and diagnosed for being at the cusp of pneumonia is no fun. But...
Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro Review: “Misconstruing” High Fidelity Audio
This year isn’t Samsung’s best year for a variety of reasons. One of which is the lack of originality from a company that knows how to be unique...
ADATA Legend 960 Max Review: A DRAM SSD under RM 500
The last time we spoke about the ADATA SSD happened to be the 850 Lite which was a decent SSD, although not without its hit and misses. That...
MTG Duskmourn Endless Punishment Review: Terrorizing with Valgavoth
With the release of the Duskmourn: House of Horror set came 4 new commander pre-cons (pre-constructed commander decks), and we got our hands on one of the pre-constructed...
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: Ultra by Name, Not by Nature
There is a good chance Samsung will come at us with a pitchfork for the title because it sounds ambiguous. It’s for a good reason. If you asked...
ASUS Vivobook S15 S5507Q Snapdragon X Elite Review: 3rd time’s the Charm for ARM?
One of the exciting things to have happened in the laptop segment is the new ARM Windows laptop, powered by Snapdragon X Elite and Pro processors. This time...
Sony Xperia 1 VI Review | In-Depth: Taking the Road Not Taken
Sony Xperia 1 Series has remained almost the same for the past 5 generations with proper improvements and not to forget, they sold something no other smartphone brands...
Sony REON Pocket 5 Review: Keeping You Cool and Warm…
There are plenty of personal devices out there that keep you cool depending on the weather and most of them are relatively affordable. Not the good ones though...
A Year Later with Sony WF-C700N Review: Still a Worthy Earbuds with Noise Cancellation
These days, earbuds priced anywhere from RM 200-500 which claim to do everything great, don’t live up to such promises. This is where, as a reviewer, we step...