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Tribit StormBox Lava Review: A Mediocre Bluetooth Speaker
Summary Tribit StormBox Lava offers 80W output power, which is its most compelling feature. There’s a noticeable hiss when using the speaker wirelessly. The $130 price tag isn’t worth its compromises, including the constant hiss and an outdated USB-A port. The Tribit StormBox Lava is the latest Bluetooth speaker to have enough oomph to make your neighbors hate you a…
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Magimix Blender Power 4 review
I love to experiment in the kitchen, so I need to keep an eye on the best blenders around. Blenders don’t really impress me unless they can make nut butters and thick, spreadable dips with ease; I need one that can turn everything I throw at it to liquid. It’s good for me, then, that the Magimix Blender Power 4…
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Weber Searwood XL 600 review
I’ll admit it straight away: I’m a novice at smoking food. But I’m not a novice to cooking or indeed grilling. In fact, I’m a trained chef, so I’ve done my time over a hot plate. I’m often considered the de facto cook at barbecues, even when I’d rather just sit and drink some beer. When I got the opportunity…
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Progress WhatsUp Gold Enterprise Plus 2024 review
Businesses are spoilt for choice with network monitoring software, but few can match the track record of Progress Software’s WhatsUp Gold (WUG) as it’s been a main player in this market for over 30 years. Well-suited to SMBs and enterprises alike, it has consistently offered an impressive range of monitoring tools, all easily accessible from an informative central web console.…
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LG C5 OLED TV review
LG C5 OLED specs Price: $2,700Screen size: 65 inchesModel: OLED65C5PUAResolution: 3,840 x 2,160HDR: Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLGRefresh rate: 120Hz native, 144Hz VRRPorts: 4 HDMI 2.1, 3 USBAudio: N/ASmart TV software: webOS 25Size (without stand): 56.7 x 32.5 x 1.8 inchesWeight (without stand): 36.6 pounds In my time testing the LG C5 OLED, I’ve come to realize that it hammers all…
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Dell PowerEdge R570 review | IT Pro
Intel’s huge Xeon 6 family takes the fight right to AMD’s doorstep, and Dell’s latest Gen17 PowerEdge servers aim to take full advantage of these super-massive CPUs. The new PowerEdge range currently comprises four models, and in this hands-on review, we bring you a first look at the PowerEdge R570. Targeting medium to large workloads, the R570 offers a balanced…
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Acer Swift 16 AI (SF16-51) review:
Some enterprise use cases require a certain kind of laptop; something compact, thin-and-light for mobile sales or service teams, or something beefy with a big screen for the software engineers. But what if you need something that can cover a wide range of roles? Here, Acer’s new Swift 16 AI could be a great, flexible option, delivering an excellent 16-inch…
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Lomography Lomo’Instant Wide Glass review
I’ve tested a lot of instant cameras — the good, the bad, the ugly — so I know what to look out for to help you make the right decision. One thing I can say confidently is that if you’re on the lookout for a wide format camera, you won’t go wrong with the Lomography Lomo’Instant Wide Glass. Sporting a…
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EnGenius ECW526 review | ITPro
EnGenius may not have such a high profile in the UK as a number of other wireless network vendors but it stands out for its impressive range of business-class access points (APs). It made quite a splash when it launched its flagship ECW536 Wi-Fi 7 AP as this BE19000-rated model impressed us with its superb wireless performance. Smaller businesses less…
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TP-Link Omada EAP773 review | ITPro
TP-Link has always been at the forefront of wireless network development and its mighty BE19000-rated EAP783 Wi-Fi 7 access point (AP) set a very high standard for performance. A price tag of over £600 won’t endear it to SMBs though, making the EAP773 on review a much more affordable alternative. The EAP773 has a lower BE9300 rating and claims to…
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