8/ 10

ACT Stream TV 4K Review: Cut the cord and enjoy content!

ACT Stream TV 4K runs on latest Android 9 Pie and is powered by HiSilicon 3798M V200 chipset made by Huawei. It has 2GB of RAM and 8GB of flash storage to take care of downloads

8/ 10

Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Gen) Review: Bigger, better and louder!

The latest smart speaker comes with improved design language, better sound output and all the goodness of Amazon Alexa. But, does it make sense to invest in this smart speaker? Let’s find out.

6/ 10

Audio Technica ATH-S100 Headphones Review

Audio Technica, known for its expensive and best in class headphones, the brand has recently decided to hit the masses, with is Audio Technica ATH-S100 at a price tag of Rs 1,699

6/ 10

Lenovo HX30F Spectra Review: A budget fitness band with colour display

The brand introduced HX03 Cardio and HX03F Spectra that comes with a price tag of Rs 1,999 and Rs 2,299 respectively. Although both the smart bands are similar, the only difference here is the inclusion of colour display in the Spectra. So, it worth a buy? We got the HX30F for review and here is how it performs.

6/ 10

Google Home Review

Google Home is essentially a 6-inch x 4-inch speaker which is always listening to your voice. Apart from playing music from your smartphone or from any other device, Google can perform a bunch of other functions. The speakers have a 2-inch driver and dual 2-inch passive radiators on the sides.

7/ 10

Review: Tagg Sports+ wireless earphones

The Tagg Spotrts+ is only available in black colour

6/ 10

Riversong Wave Fit review

It is available in major retail stores as well as on e-commerce portals including Amazon India, eBay and Alibaba.

6/ 10

Review: Belkin's new Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar

It cost around Rs 4,290

7/ 10

Timex IQ+ Move Review: A traditional timepiece that tracks your fitness

Does the combination of traditional timepiece coupled with a fitness tracking, makes any difference?

7/ 10

Samsung Galaxy Gear S3 Review

Global numbers already indicate a possible demise of this interesting piece of hardware in future, however, do we really have smartwatches that are actually worth for money and deliver when needed?