Lawnmowers
Worx Landroid Vision review: Not edgy enough
The Worx Landroid Vision offers a lot of great tech and automation for your lawn mowing, but it's the things it doesn't do that you notice.
Technology
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Wearables
iMoo Watch Phone Z1 review: Unleash your helicopter parenting
We review the iMoo Watch Phone Z1, a wearable not so much for kids, but for parents who want to know where their kids are 24/7.
Laptops
Acer Swift Go 14 review: Solid performer
The Acer Swift Go 14 isn't exotically designed or overpowered, but manages a fine balance of style and substance.
Technology
DJI Mic 2 review: You're the Voice
The DJI Mic 2 is a fantastic companion for content creators looking to deliver high quality audio from any number of devices.
News
Kobo creates colourful eBook readers with new e-ink screens
Rakuten Kobo has just announced its first colour ebook readers are available for pre-order in Australia: Here are all the details.
Technology
Epson drops a pair of compact document scanners
Epson has launched two new compact document scanners to cater to the work from home and shared workspace markets.
Headphones
OPPO Enco Buds 2 Pro review: You get what you pay for
The OPPO Enco Buds 2 Pro may be cheap, but that comes at the expense of audio quality. When you're shopping for earphones, is that sacrifice even worth considering?
Speakers
Sonos Move 2 review: Not overly portable, but plenty of power
The BTTR review of the Sonos Move 2 finds a speaker that builds on the things that made the first gen great, but is best suited to Sonos fans.
Technology
Amazon Echo Hub review: Plenty of potential
We review the Amazon Echo Hub, which brings sophisticated smart home tech to the average homeowner. But it still needs some work.
Software
Apple confirms WWDC 2024 returning June 10
Apple has confirmed the dates for WWDC 2024, running from June 10-14 at its Apple Park campus in Cupertino, with online activities as well.
Mobile Phones
JB Hi-Fi gets Nothing (Phones), but doesn't lose
The well-regarded Nothing Phone (2) and (2a) are coming to Australia. Here are all the details you need to know.
Speakers
Blueant Soundblade review: Innovative PC sound
The BlueAnt Soundblade delivers a solid audio improvement to your computer, with easy connections and a stylish design.
