Category: Review
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Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max review: AI done right
I am not a great photographer and so I have always figured that carrying a professional camera would somehow enhance my photography skills. However, between the bulk, the babying it needs, and the fact that the best shot is always the one a person is ready for, a proper camera in the pocket has always…
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5 reasons this Lenovo Yoga is all aura and no fluff
When it comes to work, my laptop goes with me to multiple places – home, office, coffee joints, hotels, and airports. With so much movement, its size, weight and performance matters lots to me. After spending some time with the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition (14″, Gen 11), I’ve found a worthy successor…
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5 reasons WPS Office is great for hybrid work
A day’s work for me involves device hopping. One moment, I am working on my laptop in my office. Another hour later, I am using my smartphone/iPad while having a meeting over coffee in a mall. I guess this applies to not just me but many others in Singapore as hybrid work is more or…
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Vivo V70 review: The practical daily companion
The Vivo V70 is the kind of smartphone that wins by being useful rather than flashy. In Singapore (and many places in the world for that matter), where people care about camera capabilities, long battery life and a screen that is readable outdoors, it feels like a very practical daily companion. Thanks to Vivo, I…
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Huawei Mate 80 Pro Review: A premium phone with bold features
When I first received the Mate 80 Pro, I was very impressed by two things – the size, and the premium finish. The 6.75‑inch display takes up almost the entire front, framed by the slimmest of bezels, protected by Kunlun Glass 2, Huawei’s proprietary reinforced glass that’s been tested for drop resistance (important if you’re…
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Ugreen 55W fast charging power bank 10000mAh review: My everyday power companion
I’ve been using the Ugreen 10,000 mAh 55W power bank for a while now and it is now my go‑to everyday charger. Being card-size, I love how portable and lightweight it is. This nifty power bank slips easily into even a small bag without adding noticeable bulk (about two tissue packet size in height). Despite the compact…
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Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W 5‑port charger review: Fast power for more
In today’s digital age, people are using more and more devices. And many of these devices needs to be charged to be functional. The biggest pain point is not having enough charging ports. Here’s where the Ugreen Nexode Pro 100W 5‑port charger is the saviour. Packed with four USB-C ports and one USB-A port, it…
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Sony LinkBuds Clip – the open-ear upgrade you didn’t know you needed
Let’s be real. Not everyone is a fan of plugging their ears nor squishing their ears with headphones just to listen to music. Sony clearly understands this. The latest LinkBuds Clip is the most natural-sounding progression of open-ear listening yet. It’s light, clever, and surprisingly neat. Instead of resting inside your ear, these clip onto…
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Singaporean stroke survivor pens inspirational book on life’s miracles
Stroke. Its mere mention strikes fear and terror to many. But, stroke is not the end. There’s still hope. Mira Ros (pen name for Rosalind Lim) has written her first book, Your One Precious Life, drawing from her personal stroke survival and decades of self-inquiry. The book serves as a reflective guide for those facing…
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DJI Neo 2 review: Drone photography for urban creators
Being a former airman, drones have always excited me. Its ability to not just fly but take photographs thrill me as I also studied aerial photography as part of my work in my former life. That’s why it was a no-brainer for me when offered the opportunity to check out the DJI Neo 2. A…