HTC U12+ Review
HTC U12+ HTC is taking another stab at squeezable smartphones this year with its new flagship, the U12+. Sporting a complete lack of physical buttons,…
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Bang & Olufsen PLAY H8i Review
B&O PLAY H8i Powerful, long life battery and noise cancellation. Just about everything you would look for in a set of wireless on-ear headphones. The…
Australian Review: Panasonic Lumix FZ80 – Feature Rich
4K video is a big feature Panasonic seems to love throwing into lower-end cameras, and the FZ80 is no exception. It can produce excellent footage…
Australian Review: HTC U11 – Quality and value
Day-to-day use is a breeze with the U11 - it’s fast enough to keep up with just about anything you would want to use it…
IKydz Parental Control
It’s a conundrum all parents face – how to let kids have freedom on the Internet/PC/Gaming consoles without being too over bearing by being too…
Australian Review: OPPO R9s – Iteration
The R9s’ 5.5-inch screen is vivid and bright, with excellent viewing angles, although it can be slightly difficult to read in bright sunlight and is…
D-Link surprises with easy-to-use Wi-Fi HD camera
D-Link's sleek new Wi-Fi camera, the Omna 180 Cam HD is not only compatible with Apple's HomeKit, it is also a networkable security camera that…
Huawei Mate 9 – Get ready for the best android phone for 2017
What makes this phone so good? Where to begin? Let’s start with the superior hardware and software, the 12MP Leica dual lense camera that enables…
One Piece Burning Blood
One Piece Burning Blood by Bandai Namco Entertainment has the characters Luffy and Co. come back for one of my favorite One Pieces story lines.…
The future of networking is now, Nighthawk X10 by Netgear
The Netgear Nighthawk X10 is for anyone thinking about a long term investment in their home network or for tech enthusiasts who want the future,…
Video Doorbell Review: Love your home? Put a Ring on it!
Everybody loves technology that just works as soon as it’s out of the box, and the Ring video doorbell delivers this with style. We’ve explored…
Australian Review: Canon EOS 80D – One Step Up
While a lot of modern DSLRs feature impressive flippy displays, I still prefer using the viewfinder, and the EOS 80D sports quite a nice one.…
Australian Review: iPad Pro 9.7-inch (2016) – Make iPad great again
On paper, the 9.7-inch is iPad Pro is more of the same. It's another yearly refresh that adds faster hardware and a few new features.…
Australian Review: Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum Gaming Keyboard – Clicky but quiet
Mechanical keyboard, such as Logitech's G810, are like the luxury cars of the typing world. Instead of using squishy rubber domes, mechanical keyboards make use…
Australian Review: Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H5 – Almost all class
Bang & Olufsen's Beoplay H5 is easily the slickest pair of wireless in-ear headphones on the market. While most competing alternatives have large protruding buds…
Australian Review: Motorola Moto G4 Plus – Bigger ain’t always better
One omission worth mentioning is the lack of NFC. This won't matter to everyone, but it does mean you can't use the Moto G4 Plus…
Australian Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 7 – Completing the family
With the Note 7, Samsung's made the move to USB Type-C for charging. While the change is fairly minor, I'm personally a big fan of…
Australian Review: Samsung 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray Player (UBD-K8500) – First in
The K8500 looks great. Well, to be specific, content played through it looks great. 4K isn't a feature that everyone is going to care about…
Australian Review: Samsung Series 9 KS9500 65-inch SUHD 4K TV (2016) – Whole lotta HDR
Samsung's made a couple of compromises when it comes to the 65-inch KS9500, but at an asking price of AUD$4,500, they're almost all forgivable. It's…
Australian Review: Dyson Supersonic – Hairdryers can be exciting too
Dyson's Supersonic is the most excited I've been about a gadget in months. Hairdryers aren't normally the kind of "tech" I talk about on CyberShack,…
Australian Review: OPPO R9 Plus – Big screen, big battery
If you’re after big, the R9 Plus is one of the best value phablets you can buy, undercutting much of the competition at AUD$699. This,…
Australian Review: Xiaomi Mi Band 2 – No thrills fitness tracker
The Mi Band 2 might be cheap, but the real selling point is its insane battery life. After 17 days wearing the Mi Band 2,…
Australian Review: Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A1 – Not just a pretty face
Danish electronics manufacturer Bang & Olufsen is best known for luxury devices and high-end audio, but in recent times, the company has rapidly expanded its…
