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Years ago I shot a review on the KZ ATE, and how impressed I was with the performance for $15 bucks. Moving up the price tier to a whopping $20, spending a couple days with the KZ ES4 in my ears, do you get what you pay for? Are they worth it for the monies? Continue reading “KZ ES4 Dual Driver IEMs Review: Earbuds sound way better than $20…”
A quick bit of accessory fun, the BenQ ScreenBar lamp was a neat find. Like a soundbar, but mounted to the top of your computer monitor, it washes your desk in light, without dumping a ton of glare on your monitor. I love finding fun accessories. Let’s take a look!
Continue reading “BenQ ScreenBar Plus Lamp: Light up your desk, not your display!”
Launching a new audio brand in 2018 is tough, especially going after a premium price. Audeara has a hook for their A-01 Bluetooth headphones though. What if your audio was custom fit to your biology, based on a rigorous ear health scan, and you could track your hearing health over time? Is it snake oil? Let’s take a listen to the A-01 headphones!
Continue reading “Audeara A-01 Bluetooth Headphones: Medical Grade Audio?”
Improving cabled headphone audio is kind of a big deal. Too many manufacturers include mediocre hardware in phones, or just outright remove headphone jacks. Razer makes a pretty big claim about their USB-C dongle for the Razer phone, but can it improve audio output on OTHER Android phones, tablets, and Windows PC’s?
Continue reading “The Razer Headphone Dongle Isn’t Worth It! (If you don’t have a Razer Phone)”
Using a Note 4 camera in 2018? Was it just rose colored glasses, or was the camera on the Note 4 REALLY as good as I remember it? I regularly point to this phone as one of the greatest smartphones ever built, so let’s see how it’s aged!
Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Camera in 2018: Rose Colored Glasses?”
Chances are pretty good that your car is dumb. Not that I don’t like your car, but it’s probably not “smart” like a “smartphone”.
What if you could add a heads up display, with cameras, and connect your car to an app on your phone over LTE? The Raven claims to do just that, without breaking the bank.
Let’s take it for a test drive!
Continue reading “Raven Dash Camera Review: Make Your Car Smarter! LTE Connected Car Computer!”
I’ve admired Xiaomi products from afar, but I’ve never had the opportunity to review one. FINALLY, spending a little time with the Mi 8, I can understand some of the buzz around this brand.
So.
Why can’t I buy one here?
Many thanks to Damir Franc and Trading Shenzhen!
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Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi 8: Why can’t I buy one in the USA?”
360 video hasn’t really caught on like I hoped it would, and I fear it’s in danger of becoming another link in a chain of failed consumer tech, like 3D TV’s.
Oddly enough, one of the more compelling features I’ve found on a 360 camera has nothing to do with creating immersive, spherical video, but instead, delivers better tools for standard 16:9 HD video.
Could this be the killer app for 360° cameras? Have I just been doing this wrong the whole time? Why is it SO DAMN HOT IN THE VALLEY RIGHT NOW?!?!?
I think I need to lie down…
Insta360 One on Amazon https://amzn.to/2JULc0G
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Continue reading “Can Normal Video Save 360° Cameras? Insta360 One Hands On!”