Terra Master’s D5-300 offers users a USB RAID storage system for up to five drives. I take a look.
RAID, Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks, is a data storage virtualisation technology that has been around for decades. Whilst the term was first coined in the 1980s, some aspects of the technology originated in the 1970s. Continue reading TerraMaster D5-300 Raid Direct Attached Storage review→
The TCL 20 SE is a big phone for a small budget. But does it perform?
First impressions count and unlike many a phone on the cheaper end of the market, the TCL 20 SE, looks very nice. Of course, looks are one thing, it’s what’s inside that determines the user experience. Continue reading TCL 20 SE smartphone review→
We check out D-Link’s COVR-X1873 three-unit mesh WiFi 6 System.
WiFi 6 is the next big thing in wireless networking for the home. Having ditched the previous convoluted designations that were a mixture of numbers and letters, we the consumer can easily understand that the bigger the number the better the thing is. Who would know that 802.11ax is better than 802.11ac? We do, now that the Wi-Fi Alliance has renamed 802.11ax WiFi 6. Continue reading D-Link COVR AX AX1800 Dual Band Mesh WiFi 6 System review→
With an outdoor party speaker sure to get your neighbours calling the cops, SOUNDBOKS turns the volume all the way up to eleven.
Designed in Denmark, I’m guessing the Soundboks Bluetooth Performance Speaker cut its teeth on Scandinavian death metal. Cranking the volume all the way up bought tears to my eyes, but likely evoked a different emotional response from others within a 1KM radius. Continue reading SOUNDBOKS Gen 3 Bluetooth Performance Speaker review→