Watch Reviews
Oppo Watch
The new Oppo Watch released in China on March 24th. And has been intriguing tech fans with its striking similarities to the more expensive Apple Watches. It boasts a wide range of features and is due to be competitive on the pricing front. However, it has not yet been released globally. It has been promised…
TicWatch Pro 2020
You may remember that back in 2018 the Tic Watch Pro was launched by Mobvoi, but now there is a new kid on the block – the TicWatch Pro 2020. We have taken some time to carefully test and review this watch so that you can decide if it suits your requirements or if you…
Fitbit Charge 4
If you love Fitbit, then the new Fitbit Charge 4 is sure to impress with the addition of GPS. This means that you will be able to track where you go, wherever you go. Check out our full review of this newest addition to the Fitbit family. When Was The Fitbit Charge 4 Released? The…
Misfit Vapor X Review
The Misfit Vapor X smartwatch is a Wear OS triumph. It fits into your lifestyle so well because it tackles the common smartwatch issues of low battery life and laggy software. The design is subtle. The Misfit range has a simplicity to it. It goes with most outfits. Especially if you like the black version. …
Diesel On Full Guard 2.5 Review
The Diesel On Full Guard 2.5 ($199.99) is a stylish Wear OS smartwatch with fitness capabilities. Introduction The fashion-minded will love this Fossil Group production. In development, it had the same treatment as the fourth-generation smartwatches. This translates to contactless payments, a heart rate monitor, built-in GPS and the safety of water-resistance. There are very…
Coros Apex Review
$350 for a Premium Multisport Watch? The likes of Garmin, Polar and Suunto should be worried because the Coros Apex is making waves. There are three things that make the Coros Apex special. looks greathas an exceptional battery lifecosts less than $350 Granted, there have been some issues with heart rate accuracy. It’s not perfect,…
Nike FuelBand: A simple but highly motivational fitness monitor
A pioneer in the fitness tracking industry, Nike FuelBand truly made some waves and revolutionised the world when it was first released, back in 2012. That’s why we can’t help but wonder why Nike discontinued it after a mere three years and two versions later. Nike FuelBand wasn’t the first fitness tracker on the market…
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Movo Wave – A cheap fitness band, but is it worth the hype?
In a world of smartwatches, there are only two reasons to go for a fitness band. Either it’s packed with an impressive number of sensors that can track your slightest movement, or it’s very, very cheap. The Movo Wave falls in the latter category. Catering to fitness enthusiasts on a budget, it’s cheaper than most…
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Redmi Band launching in 2020 – The cheapest ever fitness tracker?
What’s the news? The Redmi Band – The Mi Fan Festival held in China on April 3 was bigger than ever before, with Xiaomi celebrating a whole decade of the event. 22 new products were promised by the Beijing-based brand spanning from IoT to smart washing machines and AC units. https://youtu.be/MaO_9HzjBZ8 Fitness tracker fans will…
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Fitbit Flex Review
The Fitbit Flex ($107.81) is not so easy to get your hands on these days as it’s been superseded by the Fitbit Flex 2. If you’re interested in dipping your toe into the Fitbit water with the first version of the Flex, you’ll find it comfortable, minimalist looking and water-resistant. Background The Flex dates back…
Moto360 – A Revived Wear OS for 2020
Launched in 2019, the new Moto360 is standing proof that dead wearables can rise from the grave. The main difference between it and its previous versions? The new Moto360 doesn’t come from the renowned brand. This fresh variant, though, is here to stay. Curious to find out more? Read our Moto360 review below. Background Anyone…
Rolex Watches Reviewed
Background Rolex started in the early 1900s at the hands of a chap called Hans Wilsdorf, who was the tender age of 24 at the time. Rolex has become a brand that has elevated itself above all boundaries. As a private company who’s manufacturing plant is more secure than the Crown Jewels, there’s not actually…