Huawei Matebook D14 – Unboxing & First Impressions
Together with their constant push to corner the smartphone market, Huawei is also keen on getting a piece of the ultra-thin laptop market. This time, they are coming in with the Huawei Matebook D14,...
Arknights Review – A Mobile Game You Should Try!
Mobile games. If asked about what I think about those 2 words, I usually shuddered and shook my head. Mobile + games shouldn't mix. Or so I thought. With the current advancements in tech...
Cherry Roam Review – Traveling Taiwan with ease
Pocket Wi-Fi solutions have become so common in the past few years that they are now challenging the convenience than getting a local sim. Heck its a lot more cheaper than using your telecom's roaming...
ASUS Zephyrus M GU502 Review: Thinner, Faster
ASUS continues to prove that they are still part of the pack by launching quality laptops backed with decent specs and looks. One of the recent ones is the ASUS Zephyrus M GU502, a...
ASUS TUF Gaming A15 2022 Review: A Solid Gaming Laptop
Gaming laptops have been on a roll this year. Left and right we've seen great offerings from multiple brands and included in that list is ASUS. With ASUS releasing noteworthy products under the ROG...
Samsung Galaxy A71 Review: A Top-Notch Mid-Range Experience
Samsung has always been well-known for their S and Note series flagships. Out of the spotlight, however, is its A series devices. Targeted more for mid-range and entry-level enthusiasts, they do offer value and...
Realme C3 Review: An Affordable Workhorse
Realme is adding another entry in their budget-oriented C series. The Realme C3 builds on the foundation of its predecessors by offering a large battery and a better processor. But will these improvements in...
AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT Review: The Successor to Polaris
Announced back in CES 2020, the AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT is meant to complete the current series of AMD video cards. While the RX 5700 series were meant to take on games at...
ROG Rapture GT-AX6000 Review: Overkill Gaming Router
Routers and gaming. Name a more incompatible duo. The on-going trend of attaching anything "gaming" to any hardware to make it more expensive is still rolling even up to this day. Most of the...