It is in a way surprising that not many new cars come with built-in dashcams. We may have progressed from reversing cameras to “surround” cams but the aftermarket for dashcams is still wide open.
Today we’re publishing our findings on the DriveSense Ranger Duo Dash Cam, courtesy of Andatech.
It’s a nifty little front and rear cam with a built-in screen.
Best feature? The price.
To say I spend a ridiculous amounts of time typing on one form of device or another would be an understatement. On average I would have a minimum of two laptops and two phones on my desk, usually more. I multitask constantly and I am smashing out messages on my laptops, phones, interspersed with other things.
Before Logitech Flow I would have a mouse for each computer, making for a very cluttered workspace.
Then along comes the Logitech K580, a multi-device wireless keyboard.
What does it do for me, the quintessential modern day time poor, device rich, working man?
Disclaimer: Yes, we bought into the Hue ecosystem, meaning that just like Lego we want to have all the bits and pieces that Philips/Signify/Hue bring to the market.
In every colour. In every shape.
Today we look at the PLAY component. 16 million colours in a svelte, black unit that can sit unobtrusively behind your television or game monitor, casting a soothing backlight or vivid auroras of light that match what’s on your screen or sync with your music.
The new bias lighting disco ball...
[Editor’s Note: this is the second review in a series of wireless ear bud articles, written by Adam Bullock]
“..Goodbye cruel world, I'm leaving you today, there’s nothing you can do to make me stay, goodbye...”
There’s no need to escape the world any longer..
Testing out the Jabra Elite Active 45e wireless buds, I trialled a little Pink Floyd for sound quality (opening line is from 'dark side of the moon', for those not born before the invention of electricity..), a nod in the direction of my first encounter with high- fidelity music through a (then) quality sound system; a mahogany-veneer Marantz stereo system with speakers big enough to hide inside.
From pink Pebble to gaming, Logitech recently announced their updated G903 wireless gaming mouse with the HERO 16k sensor.
Here at DigitalReviews we thought it would be a good time to look at the state of play with the current G903 with the PMW3366 12k sensor in eager anticipation.
The folks over at Logitech were generous enough to send along a Powerplay Wireless Charging System with it.
About a month ago I wrote a review on Glow Dreaming, a device that is designed to be sleeping aid for children.
My oldest boy Master L has always taken a while to fall asleep for one reason or another, and I have really been wanting to try a weighted blanket to see if it will help.
The folks over at Calming Blankets kindly tossed a discount code my way.
How did it work for my son?
Last year we reviewed a trio of Victa gardening tools as well: the 82V range. Serious power, tested on our rural block.
This time we’ll go a bit more suburban and test the 18V Mower, Line Trimmer and Blower.
We have a somewhat surprising result.
Read on!
Sometimes simplicity is THE secret sauce for a storage solution.
Regular readers of this site will have seen our previous Drobo reviews – both network and direct attached storage models which we rated very highly for their user friendliness and apparent simplicity. I say “apparent” as the magic to make the Drobos so user friendly is anything but simple.
So today we have a short review of a DAS unit with a gigantic storage capacity: the Drobo 8D.
Eight bays that you can fill up with the highest capacity hard drives you can afford.
Let’s have a look at some of the features.
It is a running joke between my partner and I, when I randomly send photos of packets of Burger Rings and Cheezels popping the "big" question.
So when the opportunity came along to review the Logitech Pebble M350, I figured I can do it with a rose pink "diamond". Props to my editor Martin who was in on it too.
With thanks to Logitech for their continued support, we get to test drive this "Minimalist. Modern. Silent." wireless mouse.
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