Considering that a lot of laptops can now be charged via USB-C, then a charger such as the Voltme Revo 100W that can handle a higher output than the regular chargers is pretty much a necessity. And besides the better output, there are a few more advantages that the new GaN chargers have over the … Read more
The Allpowers S700 is one of the mid-range models that has been developed by the Chinese-based manufacturer in an effort to provide a quick and easy way to power up most of your devices when being outdoors (such as when going camping). Allpowers has tried to cover as many scenarios as possible, supporting a fairly … Read more
The TP-Link EAP610 and the EAP615-Wall were launched about the same time and, while they’re both AX1800-class wireless access points, they try to achieve slightly different goals. Up to a certain point because the focus still remains on providing a strong and stable throughput over a large area. Even so, while the EAP610 is your … Read more
While there was a lot of skepticism when the smartwatch entered the market, this device has managed to grow out of is niche stage (where Pebble was the audience’s darling) and at the moment, the global smartwatch market is a multi-billion US dollars industry. Judging by the research conducted by GrandViewResearch.com and FortuneBusinessInsights.com, both the … Read more
The Amazfit T-Rex 2 is the successor to the T-Rex Pro, a fairly inexpensive, but very rugged smartwatch which still does well in an industrial environment, even two years of daily use. Using this foundation, Amazfit decided to improve some of the key elements of the smartwatch to make it more competitive with the other … Read more
I recently flashed the Tasmota software on a Gosund smart bulb since it no longer stayed connected to neither the Tuya platform, nor its native app. I also wanted to move away from all these Cloud platforms that are forced onto the consumers and just group every IoT device that I have into a centralized … Read more
I had some issues with a Gosund smart bulb staying connected to the app, so I decided to flash the Tasmota firmware in order to be able to connect the smart device to the Home Assistant, completely bypassing the Tuya Cloud server. The process is fairly straight-forward and, while it doesn’t require any soldering, nor … Read more
The TP-Link EAP615-Wall is a sort of successor to the EAP235-Wall plate WiFi 5 access point, sporting a very similar design and look, but the upgrade to the WiFi 6 standard has brought a few significant improvements. OFDMA is the cornerstone for any WiFi 6 access point, and it’s used with the TP-Link EAP615-Wall as … Read more
Most NVRs will not give you the option to change the MTU, but, in the event that one does, should you adjust the value or is it better to go with the default? If you already know what MTU stands for and why it’s important when there is data flow between devices, then you already … Read more
The XGIMI Halo Plus is the updated version of the portable flagship projector that came a year before and, while not a radical improvement over its predecessor, it did have to become better equipped to potentially outclass the likes of Epson and Anker. XGIMI Halo Plus US.XGIMI.com Check Product The projectors also compete against TVs, … Read more