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LG V40 ThinQ Long Term Review: Is my favorite phone right for you?

The tricky thing about being a tech reviewer, this phone is likely going to be listed as my personal favorite phone of the year. At the same time however, this might be one of the more difficult V series phones to recommend to general consumers. The V40 requires a little more “pro and con” nuance when talking about which gadget might be the perfect fit for you.

Using it as my daily driver for weeks now, does the V40 live up to LG’s claims? Will it deliver some crossover appeal? Let’s take that deep dive!

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Adonit PhotoGrip Review: Better Grip, Better Photos?

If our phones REALLY can be tools for professional content creation, we need good accessories to get the most our of our mobile cameras and microphones. Adonit has a HANDY solution to help you hold your gear better. Let’s take a quick look at the PhotoGrip and Tripod!

Get it? Handy? It’s a pun…

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OnePlus 6T Camera Update: Light up the Nightscape

Upgrading from a OnePlus 6 to a 6T, the camera hardware didn’t change, but we did get a new software feature for both phones. Nightscape is another entry in a growing list of low light, multiple exposure, software processing options. Let’s take it for a spin!

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OnePlus 6T Audio Review Addendum: The bad, and good, and bad of OnePlus Audio!

The move from OnePlus 6 to 6T wasn’t as significant as previous OnePlus refreshes, save for one critical feature. Buying a 6T means we’re now living the dongle life. Let’s take a quick listen to this new audio hardware. The Good. The Bad. and the also Bad.

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My iPhone XS Case: Goodbye Zizo, Hello ZeroLemon

For $1000, the iPhone XS is too fragile to use outside naked, especially for how costly repairs can be. I’ve been a big fan of Zizo cases, but when their customer service fails to address a significant issue, it’s time to move on. Thankfully ZeroLemon was able to help a tech reviewer out…

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MEE Audio M6 Pro Review PART 2: The Perfect Fit for YOU!

MEE Audio M6 Pro Review Part 1

The holy grail of audio, products PERFECTLY fit and sculpted for your ears. Nothing is more comfortable to use than earbuds biologically unique to you. MEE Audio offers some great bang for buck pricing on earbuds and headphones, they have something REALLY special here if you’re looking for custom ear tips.

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xFryo xS2 Wireless Earbuds: When “waterproof” isn’t really waterproof…

Delivering negative reviews is never fun…

At its core, the xFryo xS2 are competent, straightforward,low cost earbuds. Truly wireless Bluetooth in-ear headphones with similar pros and cons that I’ve detailed in other headphone reviews, like the TRNDlabs Nova.

Let’s break it down.

In a tube-like case, something that certainly won’t look out of place in a purse, you get two earbuds and a battery to charge them. The earbuds ran for just over 3 hours of music listening per charge, and the case can charge both buds around six times before you need to plug the whole kit in.

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MEE Audio M6 Pro Review PART 1: Pro audio for the masses!

Damn I love breaking in new headphones. Playing with some terrific low cost options! How about some well-tuned single-driver in-ear monitors, with a TON of accessories in the box, at a price roughly half of their targeted competition? MEE Audio has something special on their hands, but the ear buds themselves are only PART of the story… Continue reading “MEE Audio M6 Pro Review PART 1: Pro audio for the masses!”

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