Last year, Sony released its Xperia X Compact, a small mid-range smartphone. Now, Sony is back with another compact smartphone, but this time it’s a flagship. In our final review, we explain exactly what this device is capable of.
Sony Xperia X Compact review
Sony Xperia XZ Premium review
The new arrival of the Moto Z family with Shattershield display was introduced in Europe at the IFA 2017. We’ve had the time to give the Moto Z2 Force a closer look under our magnifying glass together with all its modules. Is it worth buying? Does Motorola still have something to say in the top-of-the-range market? Let’s find out!
Lenovo Moto Z review
Lenovo Moto phones: Which one for you?
The gaming specialists break new ground with the introduction of an Android smartphone specially designed for gamers. Simply named the Razer Phone, the new device is meant to appeal to users who want to enjoy games, videos and music of the highest quality. In our full review you will find out whether Razer was able to convince us with its debut into the smartphone world.
Top 10 Android games with the best graphics
A player’s journey: how I learned to love Android gaming
As always, Samsung took advantage of IFA to make some announcements, especially in terms of wearables this time. In addition to the new Gear IconX headphones and the Gear Fit2 Pro fitness tracker, the South Korean manufacturer also announced a new Gear S series watch, still running Tizen, called Gear Sport. But what does Gear Sport offer? Find out in our full review below!
Samsung Gear S3 review: Best of both worlds
Just how improved are Samsung’s new smartwatches?
For quite some time now, the Moto X series has been neglected by Lenovo and Motorola, in fact for a while no new models have been seen. Motorola’s X factor returns to the limelight, however, and it does so with the Moto X4, which celebrated its debut at the IFA 2017. I have had the opportunity to thoroughly test the smartphone and here’s what I think.
Moto Z2 Play review: a smartphone that stands above the competition
Moto Z2 Force hands-on: resistant, powerful and with less battery
Honor has repeatedly introduced interesting features on its mid-range smartphones, features which we would normally expect on more expensive devices. The Honor 7X, which features the 18:9 display already used by Huawei and very slim bezels, looks to be no exception. We’ve spent some time with the Honor 7X and here’s what we think.
How Honor plans to conquer the global market
100 days with Honor 9: a good life companion
Fitbit, undisputed star of fitness trackers, has decided to step out of its comfort zone. For the first time, the US manufacturer wants to compete with the Apple Watch and Android Wear smartwatches. The Fitbit Ionic is the first smartwatch from the company able to take advantage of apps developed by third parties. After several weeks of testing, here are my impressions.
The most common Fitbit problems and their solutions
The best fitness trackers: fit for your wrist
Nowadays, there’s more out there than just the standard smart light bulbs. Nanoleaf is looking at smart homes and lighting from a new angle, and it’s offering modular and personalizable lights capable of giving a touch of color to any room. We’ve stuck (literally) Nanoleaf’s Aurora Smarter Kit and the Aurora Rhythm module to the wall of our labquarium, and below we’ll run you through how it went.
Control your Phillips Hue light bulbs from your wrist
IKEA smart bulbs are not so smart or so cheap
The Gear Fit2 Pro is Samsung’s latest smart fitness band. It made its debut at IFA 2017 and is the successor to the Gear Fit2. It’s an iterative improvement, which may be why Samsung opted to keep the same number for it. Though it doesn’t represent a major evolution of the first generation, there may be some new features which warrant a closer look, especially for swimmers.
Samsung Gear Sport review: the best new Android smartwatch
Samsung Gear IconX 2018 review
The Samsung Galaxy J3 is one of the most popular smartphones in the Samsung range, not least because of its affordable price. The 2017 edition was therefore eagerly awaited by many users, as the South Korean manufacturer has decided to strengthen its technical data sheet a little more than usual. So what is the Galaxy J3 (2017) worth? We find out in our full review.
Samsung Galaxy J7 review: Surprisingly good
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