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TABLET

Realme X review: a quality-to-price ratio that’s tough to beat

The Realme X, presented one month after the Realme 3 Pro was made official, arrived in China winking at the flagships on the market and trying to surprise everyone with a pop-up selfie camera, in-display fingerprint sensor, and an attractive price. Take a look at our final review because, believe me, this one is worth keeping an eye on!

by Jessica Murgia

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TABLET

Invoxia Pet Tracker review: how to find your pet wherever it roams

Invoxia promises that with its special Pet Tracker you “always know where your animal is”. We tested the pet tracker and came to a rather sober conclusion, not to say completely different result than we were expecting.

by Christopher Gabbert

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TABLET

100 days with Nokia 9 PureView: right track, wrong gear

HMD Global even shocked us journalists when, during this year’s MWC, it presented the Nokia 9 PureView with five rear cameras. How has this odd device fared over the past few months?

by Luca Zaninello

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E-BIKES

Cowboy Bike review: the e-bike that swaps its chain for an app

E-bikes are coming out thick and fast, but the cowboy bike is different. The bike looks minimalistic, but is technically quite clever. In our review, the e-bike shows that this is often, but not always, a good idea to rely on new technology.

by Steffen Herget

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TABLET

Motorola One Vision review: all good, except for one big slip

The first Motorola One, launched in 2018, was met with kind of a “meh” response. Despite the success of the device, the mid-ranger offered an ok package, but it was just ok, nothing more than that. This year, however, Motorola decided to revamp the phone, delivering a better finish, more useful tech, and some new features. There is an abyss that separates the first One from the One Vision, so let’s have a look at what is new.

by David McCourt

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HEADPHONES

The Microsoft Surface Headphones are my new favorite cans

I waited for them for a very long time but finally, the Microsoft Surface Headphones arrived in my hands. In a very short time, these over-ear headphones have managed to build a great reputation, but will they manage not to disappoint my high expectations? Find out in the full review!

by Luca Zaninello

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Google Nest Hub smart display with speaker

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SMART HOME & ROBOTS

Hands-on with the Google Nest Hub: your digital picture frame gets smart

With the Nest Hub, Google’s first smart display is finally coming to Europe. We’ve already had the chance to try out the smart home device and with this hands-on, we give you our first impressions. Can the Nest Hub combine the roles of digital picture frame, smart home hub and Google Home speaker?

by Christopher Gabbert

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E-SCOOTERS

We hit the streets of Berlin on the new Vespa Elettrica

A clatter turns into a hum: The Vespa Elettrica is a chic electric scooter from Italy, and we took it for a test drive on the streets of Berlin. It shows that once again, even with coziness you can reach your destination.

by Steffen Herget

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TABLET

Hands-on with the Nubia Red Magic 3: immense potential, but…

At the end of April, Nubia unveiled its Nubia Red Magic 3. Like its first two Red Magic devices, it is a smartphone dedicated to gaming with a wide range of special features. We explain everything to you in our first hands on experience.

by Benoit

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SMARTPHONES

Oculus Quest review: finally, VR that ‘just works’

Facebook’s Oculus Quest promises a true breakthrough in the world of virtual reality. A standalone VR kit that can be played out of the box without the inconvenient (and expensive) need to connect to a PC or smartphone. No cables, no external sensors, 6DoF motion tracking, and access to a wide content library of apps and games. We had some time to play with the Oculus Quest, the VR headset on a…mission…to bring VR into the mainstream. Now arriving on the doorsteps of the first consumers, we can say that the Quest has almost all the features it needs to succeed.

by Nicholas Montegriffo

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