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Ruijie Reyee RG-RAP72Pro review | IT Pro
Ruijie Networks focuses on enterprise network infrastructure provisioning and launched its Reyee sub-brand in 2014 with the aim of delivering a wide range of affordable networking products to the SMB market. The Reyee family comprises modular and fixed-port switches, routers, firewalls plus wireless access points (APs) and all look very affordable. Another bonus of the Reyee products is they can…
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Corsair EX400U review: Ultra-fast, portable USB-C storage!
Are you searching for an external SSD that provides ultra-fast USB 4 connectivity? Do you need a portable storage solution that is compatible with multiple systems, including Windows, macOS, and iOS? Would you like a portable SSD that connects to your devices via USB-C? If so, you should consider the Corsair EX400U. This compact SSD has some exciting features, including…
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Roborock Qrevo Curv S5X review: The good, the bad, and the dusty!
One aspect that frustrates me about robot vacuum cleaners is their demanding maintenance routines, especially those with mopping capabilities that need constant attention. Sure, you can solve this problem by investing in a model with a self-cleaning docking station, but prepare for your wallet to feel significantly lighter. A prime example is Roborock’s Qrevo Curv […] Source link
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EcoFlow Wave 3 review: a portable air conditioner and heater that’s better in every way
I’ve been testing the EcoFlow Wave 3, a follow-up to the all-in-one battery-powered air conditioner, heater, and fan I reviewed last summer. EcoFlow has dialed back its absurd marketing with a more powerful unit that can be recharged through several methods, including the sun. Only now it can automatically (try to) maintain a set temperature range and act as a…
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ZMEU Comic Con Edition review: A great antihero!
Pre-assembled PCs are becoming increasingly popular with gamers and frankly, it’s not hard to see why. Picking out every single component, assembling, arranging cables, and installing Windows isn’t for everyone. Some people just want to take the computer out of the box and play. That’s exactly what a local retailer in our home country (Romania) did, and what many other…
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GPD Win Max 2 review: a surprisingly competent tiny laptop that doubles as a gaming handheld
Since Neuromancer took the sci-fi world by storm in 1984, computing nerds have pined for a “cyberdeck” — the ultimate in personal, portable PCs for surfing and hacking the world. Usually, they’re DIY affairs. But the 10-inch GPD Win Max 2 is the closest I’ve seen to an off-the-shelf cyberdeck worth buying. It’s far from the best laptop or gaming…
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Lenovo ThinkPad X9 14 Aura Edition review
Today’s best Lenovo ThinkPad X9 14 Aura Edition deals Every manufacturer will be pitching at least one of its devices as a MacBook replacement, and Lenovo is framing its ThinkPad X9 14 Aura Edition as just that. This is thanks, in part, to its incredibly robust and lightweight frame alongside the latest hardware and a screen that puts others to…
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BenQ RD280U review: Crisp 4K image, dev-focused design
If you’re a software developer or technology expert who needs a sharp display with features tuned to your needs, you might want to check out the BenQ RD280U. It’s one of the most interesting 4K monitors I’ve tested lately, because it’s not trying to be everything to everyone, focusing instead on getting real work done for a specific niche of…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE review
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and S10 Ultra stand apart as the best Android tablets for business right now, but there’s just one reason why buyers might be looking at alternatives like the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2 or OnePlus Pad 2. With prices starting at $899, they’re simply too expensive for some budgets. This is where the new Galaxy Tab…
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OnePlus 13R review: Maybe just buy a Pixel 9A
The OnePlus 13R is a particular kind of midrange phone for a particular kind of person. It’s a pared-down version of the OnePlus 13 — which is a full-on flagship and a good one at that. And even though it shares a lot of the flagship DNA, the 13R lacks peace-of-mind features present on the Google Pixel 9A, like full…
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