If you’re looking for one of the best printers out there for both home and office, here comes the Canon G7020 review.
The Canon G7020 is both a paper monster and an ink monster, and if you want to learn more about inkjet printers, such as the G7020, go ahead and read our article on laser vs inkjet printers.
What it is
To describe it succinctly, the G7020 is a cartridgeless multifunction inkjet…
If you’re looking to buy a pair of solid gaming speakers, today’s your lucky day: here comes the Logitech Z625 review!
The thing about Logitech is that they’re basically the granddaddy of computer peripherals, and the Z625 is their best to date 2.1 speaker system, which is obviously great news for multi-media enthusiasts,
Speaking of multi-media, the Z625 are THX certified, and even if some…
Razer makes some of the best gaming peripherals in the world, so today we present you with the Razer Kraken review. Time to release the Kraken!
Seriously speaking, let’s begin with the basics.
What is it?
The Razer Kraken is quality gaming audio for all, a mild update over the Kraken Pro v2, and arguably the best release in terms of gaming audio as per 2019. So yeah, this is not the latest and…
Today we present you with the Nikon D5300 review, an entry level DSLR camera that was first introduced waaay back in 2014 (yeah, that’s why it’s dirt cheap nowadays). The D5300 replaced the D5200 and it was replaced at some point in time by the D5500/D5600 etc.
So, to begin with, this is old-tech by any other definition, yet it still makes for a great everyday DSLR for beginners and casual…
If you’re a gamer, today we have something really special for you: the Razer Deathadder v2 review. According to many people in the know, as in hardcore gamers, the chosenites or whatever you want to call them, the Razer Deathadder V2 (the revised/bettered version that is) is the best thing since internet was invented by DARPA.
What it is
To begin with the basics, the Razer Deathadder V2 is built…
Today we have a special treat for you: the Canon Pixma MG3620 review. The thing about the Pixma MG3620 is that it offers great value for money, i.e. it plays (and wins) in the best bang for the buck category.
So, if you’re looking for the best photo printer on a budget, this is it. Cut and dried. For all intents and purposes, the review should end here, as in this is the tl;dr version for people…
If you’re serious about photography and looking to buy your first DSLR, today we present you the Canon Rebel T7 review. T7 doesn’t stand for “the Terminator”; actually, it’s pretty far from it. The Rebel T7 is an entry-level DSLR, a no-frills camera that got a minor update over the EOS Rebel T6 aka EOS 1300D, and that’s about all there is to it.
A quick word of advice for our readers…
If you’re looking for a phenomenal A3 photo printer, you’ve landed in the right place. Without further ado, here comes the Canon Pixma Pro 200 review. The rhyme thing is purely intentional, alright?
Seriously speaking, the Canon Pixma Pro 200 is one of the best photo printers under $1000, and by that, we mean way less than $1000. Basically, at current prices, the Pro 200 is the deal of the…
If you’re looking for an affordable A3+ photo printer, the Pixma Pro 100 is the first thing that comes to mind. Even if it was first introduced quite a few years ago, back in 2012 actually, this photo printer still holds its ground, as it offers a lot of features and high-quality printing at an affordable price, hence the Canon Pixma Pro 100 review.
What is it?
To begin with the basics, the Pro…
If you’re passionate about photography, today’s your lucky day, because this article is actually the Nikon Coolpix B500 review. Before anything, let’s check out the main tech specs and go from there, okay?
Main Features
16MP – 1/2.3-inch BSI-CMOS Sensor
ISO 80 – 3200
23-900 mm F3.0-6.5 Zoom Lens
Optical Image Stabilization
3″ Tilting Screen
7.4 fps continuous shooting
Full…
The Logitech G613 is a wireless mechanical keyboard that was launched a few years ago, back in 2017 if memory serves, and the company claimed it to be better than wired.
That was a bold claim, and that’s why we decided to make a Logitech G613 review four years later. To begin with, we must tell you that the G613 is a very strange thing from inception, as Logitech aimed it at gamers looking for…
We’re living in the era of high-definition entertainment ladies and gents, and we can safely say that TV has come a long way since the golden days of rabbit-ear antennas sitting pretty on top of “brick and glass” TV boxes weighing half a ton.
Now we all have HD Flat TVs, which are so fragile that you’re afraid to sneeze around them, and even a stiff breeze might break’em, not to mention…