The GravaStar Venus is the second generation of Bluetooth speakers developed by the manufacturer of audio devices and, while less flashy than the G1 (GravaStar Mars), it’s still following the cyberpunk genre style. GravaStar Venus GravaStar.com Check Product Sure enough, the legs got shorter (the arachnid look is pretty much gone) and the entire device … Read more
The Unitek 66W Travel TRI GaN charger is, at the moment, the most compact charger that I have tested so far and I know I have given that title to other chargers as well (Kovol Sprint 65W), but they keep on getting smaller and smaller. Unitek 66W Unitek-Products.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Product That’s due … Read more
If you remember that cute, small AC1200 WiFi extender from Rock Space, then know that the manufacturer has made available the Rock Space AX1800 extender which makes use of the WiFi 6 technology to, hopefully provide a better wireless performance. Rock Space AX1800 RockSpaceWorld.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Product And it does need it considering … Read more
The Kwumsy P2 Pro is challenging the dual-monitor concept by bringing to life the possibility to have a tri-monitor setup while working on a laptop. And yes, the PC monitors have grown in size and it’s very easy to have two or more on your desk, but this has not really been the case with … Read more
While the WiFi brings some obvious benefits over the cabled Ethernet connection, we soon realized that the open air is a tricky medium and the WiFi dead spots are a common consequence. The good news is that you can fix them at virtually any budget since it’s there are repeaters, access points and mesh routers … Read more
The EnGenius ECS2512FP is the entry-level PoE++ Ethernet switch from the Multi-Gig series and I realize that it may sound like an understatement because the device has eight 2.5GbE Ethernet ports, four 10Gbps SFP+ slots and the full support for the EnGenius Cloud management platform. EnGenius ECS2512FP EnGeniusTech.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Product Furthermore the … Read more
I know that the question on whether using a WiFi extender slows down the Internet speed pops up quite a lot and, due to the weird phrasing, the answer is no, it does not have any impact on your Internet speed. The one that you get from your ISP. But it does have a heavy … Read more
The usual answer to what are the Beacon Interval recommended settings is to use the default value (100ms). And that’s because it’s a fairly sensitive setting that can mess up the way the network functions (in regards to the connection with client devices and between access points). But then again, you paid for the entire … Read more
The manufacturers of networking devices (mostly consumer-based) have been pushing forward the Airtime Fairness as one of the most reliable ways to make sure that the newer and more powerful client devices will play nice with the older (legacy) devices. But is it actually true and should you make sure that it’s enabled on your … Read more
Unless there are multiple PC all streaming 8K videos at the same time while you’re playing games, then yes, a 200mbps Internet speed is enough for gaming. But, there are a few nuances that need to be explored because it’s very much possible for a 200Mbps Internet plan to not be enough or more like … Read more