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HEADPHONES

Ugreen HiTune X6 Review: $55.99 earbuds for bass fans

The Ugreen HiTune X6 stand out with three features on Amazon: a new price of only $55.99 from an original of $65.99, a 4.3-star rating and active noise cancellation. But does this calculation really work out, or will you get some cheap headphones with poor sound after the purchase? For this review, I kept the HiTune X6 in my ears and pockets for a week.

by Benjamin Lucks

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TABLET

Pixel Stand 2 review: Google’s own stand gets in the way

Google charges a hefty $79 for the second-generation Pixel Stand! As with its predecessor, you can unlock exclusive features on your Pixel smartphone, including a daylight alarm clock and a digital photo frame, among others. The highlight of this new wireless charger? Compatible smartphones will be able to charge faster at 23 Watts. However, as my review shows, it is not quite as simple as that.

by Benjamin Lucks

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SMARTWATCH & TRACKERS

Fitbit Sense review: good smartwatch limited by Premium subscription price

Do you want to get fit for 2022 and are you looking for a universal fitness smartwatch? The Latin name of Fitbit Sense stands for meaning, perception, awareness – sounds like a lot of “mindfulness”. The fitness watch also brings the usual potpourri of sleep and activity tracking with it. Is the Fitbit Sense the ideal all-rounder to get you in shape in 2022, both physically and mentally? Here comes our test. Update, January 14, 2022: Since December 2021, the Daily Readiness Score has been available for the Fitbit Sense, which determines a daily fitness from the current data. We tried the feature and updated the test report for you. You can find all the details about the daily form index in the “Tracking: from heart rate to sport to sleep” section. Spoiler: The new Daily Readiness Score could not change the test score of the Fitbit Sense.

by Stefan Möllenhoff

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HEADPHONES

Valco VMK20 review: What it’s all about

“Kalsarikänni” is Finnish for getting drunk at home alone in your underpants. And perhaps it already explains how the marketing hype surrounding the Valco VMK20 came about. However, behind the Klingon-like operating instructions and deep-masculine voice that whispers in the guise of announcements, you will find a really good pair of headphones. In this review, I’ll tell you why the VMK20 is a really good deal for $180 (after conversion). Nyt sitä mennään!

by Benjamin Lucks

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GIVEAWAYS

Year 2021 review: How good is the ‘new normal’?

The Christian calendar has come up with a new year – 2021 should have been better than its predecessor, which brought us a global pandemic out of nowhere. But can the latest 365 days really be more convincing than the one before it – or did 2021 fall victim to its annual update cycle? NextPit has the past year in review!

by Benjamin Lucks

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TABLET

Vivo V21 5G review: For influencers on a budget!

Upcoming YouTubers, Tiktokers, and any kind of new content creators stop here and give the Vivo V21 5G a look . The V21 has an interesting collection of features that will appeal to both casual users and those who regularly create content. But this choice should be a conscious one, since the shortcomings, especially on the main camera, can spoil the experience. Keep on reading our review to figure out if the Vivo V21 5G is the right one for you.

by Zois Bekios Zannikos

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OUTDOOR & GARDEN

Lefant F1 hands-on: Tiny and yet powerful robotic vacuum (and mop)

The Lefant F1 is an affordable and compact robot vacuum and mop. The specs for suction power, battery life and dust tank volume are impressive – and definitely spark our curiosity. Our hands-on test reveals whether the Lefant F1 is a bargain robot vacuum and mop for its price.

by Stefan Möllenhoff

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VR & AR

Huawei Watch GT 3 review: Beautiful, enduring, functionally limited

Did Huawei shoot itself in the foot with the Watch GT 3? The smartwatch is very reminiscent of the very expensive and quite good Huawei Watch 3 Pro, for which you have to pay almost 500 Euros. How well the much cheaper model with an MSRP of 229 euros does in everyday life, I found out for you in this review. Spoiler: Personally, I would opt for the Watch GT 3. ?

by Benjamin Lucks

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Apple iPad 2022 may feature larger display and faster processor

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HOME-AUDIO-SYSTEMS

Apple iPad 2021 review: Last strike for Apple’s tablet

The legendary iPad is entering its ninth generation in 2021! Visually, you will be able to see more visual differences as Apple’s basic iPad comes with Touch ID, in addition to fat bezels that do not belong in this day and age, and a metal back. While the iPad 2021 does not offer much in terms of new technical matters, it still holds its place as the best tablet for less than $350 a pop.

by Benjamin Lucks

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HOME-AUDIO-SYSTEMS

iPad mini (2021) long-term review: Bigger than it actually is

The iPad mini 6 is a device that I thought to be very interesting, but I do not really need it. Not at least until this review. After all, I already owned an iPad mini a few years back but I hardly used it. The form factor was great in terms of portability, but working on it was less than satisfactory. In 2021, however, I came to a hard realization: The iPad mini 6 is a very different creature from its predecessors and is now my constant companion. Read on to find out why.

by nextpit Team

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