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The Blade 9180p is a media centre friendly slimline keyboard from Rapoo that fits in with your home environment, being discreet yet powerful.More

Rapoo have released another mouse onto the market. The 6610 will work in pretty much any environment as it comes with Bluetooth 3.0 and a nano receiver which allows it to use a dongle (included) for non-Bluetooth machines.More

The Lenmar ChugPlug keeps your MacBook juiced up for longer, keeping you on the go. In the land of ubiquitous power sockets, is a power charger something you need?More

Is the Samsung Galaxy K Zoom the ultimate all in one phone camera for the discerning photographer or just another toy?More

Are the Plantronics RIG the must have headphones for the connected gamer? More

The Epson Workforce Pro WF-4630 is a multifunction printer offering laser quality speed but with the higher quality of printing that inkjet provides. Can it replace the Laser in your office or home?More

The Monster Adidas headphones are the latest collaboration between Monster and a major brand. With Beats now part of Apple, how does Beats former manufacturer compare when they lead the way?More

The Monster Octagon has taken over as my daily headphones, purely because of its Monster sound. Are they about to make you tap out? More

Is it destined to be another addition to the drawer of useless technology?More

I’ll start this review by saying I was always a fan of Alienware when they made the craziest, meanest, kick-the-competitor-in-the-ass computers. I was excited at getting my hands on their flagship laptop, so why do I feel slightly disappointed?More

Wireless charging has often been touted as the next big thing in mobile phones. The new iPhone 6 doesn’t have it, so is the Adata Elite CE700 worth it?More

With the D-Link DCH-M225 Wi-Fi Audio Extender, is the interconnected house gaining steam? More

Thecus are known for their NAS capabilities, but are they launching into a whole new market?More

The ASUS DSL-N66U (no fancy names here) lands at about the same price as Netgear’s Nighthawk but is a hell of a lot less flashy and much more industrial - does this mean it works like a machine?More

Asus have released the N750, 17.3 inches of glorious screen real estate wrapped in a sleek metal body, ready for pretty much anything you can throw at it?More

As the threat of camera phones to destroy the SLR market increases, do the SLR manufacturers have a trick up their sleeves?More

Netgear sent us their Nighthawk. No, it’s not Batman’s latest vehicle, it’s their flagship router, designed to spread the wireless love far and wide.More

Lenovo sent me their Carbon X1. This is their flagship ultrabook with carbon fibre providing a lightweight yet super tough structure.More

The iPhone is known for not having the longest battery life. Too often you see people carrying their charger with them as the phone won’t make it through the day (and that’s without calling!). Battery cases have been around for a while, but what makes them better than just carrying the plug?More

When the mutant arrived, I was oh, it’s another battery charger. Another one destined to join the discarded others lying in the fruit bowl, but the Mutant is definitely not that, this thing is a beast!More

A lightbulb that you can control from your smartphone to be any colour you want. A fun toy, or actually useful?More

Rapoo have released another product into the New Zealand market, this time taking aim at the executive market, where quality materials and brushed steel abound. Is the Rapoo 8900P a must have?More

Since Windows 8 hit the streets with it’s touch friendly interface, manufacturers have been attempting to create devices that engage users on boarding them into the Windows ecosystem.More

The Lenovo ThinkPad is no slouch. In fact it has the latest and greatest technology shoehorned in, but it’s clad in a body that positively cries out to be ignored, it’s the ugly child of the ultra book series. More