Ever since the not-for-profit Foundation made available the more powerful RPi 4 models, I knew that a Raspberry Pi router was only around the corner and here it is, in the form of the Mini Router from Seeed. It is, of course, a slightly stripped-down version of the RPi 4 B and, being a Compute … Read more
The TP-Link OC200 was developed to offer a quick and reliable means of connecting multiple devices to the Omada SDN, so, it’s essentially a small computer that has the Omada software pre-installed, nullifying the need to use your own equipment to always keep the program running. TP-Link OC200 TP-Link.com Check Product There are, of course, … Read more
The EKSA Air Joy Plus is one of the more affordable gaming headphones released by the Chinese manufacturer and we’re dealing with 40mm speakers that have a 32 Ohm impedance; there’s also a USB-C connector, so the Air Joy Plus is compatible with a large array of devices. EKSA Air Joy Plus EKSA.net Check Offer … Read more
The TP-Link EAP660 HD was created to showcase TP-Link’s ability to implement some of the newer technologies that are associated to the WiFi 6 standard and yes, at the moment, this is the best WiFi 6 access point offered by the Chinese manufacturer. TP-Link EAP660 HD TP-Link.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Product TP-Link has been … Read more
The TP-Link TL-SG2210P went through several significant changes over the years, starting from the almost six year old first version that was designed to power up multiple PoE devices, as well as provide some fairly basic management options up to the latest version which is v4. TP-Link TL-SG2210P TP-Link.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Product I … Read more
The OneOdio Monitor 60 are some of the best headphones that the manufacturers has developed so far and it does try to appeal to both DJs and audiophiles (as advertised on the box). This mostly means that they’re going for that neutral sound, so the professionals can make use of the Monitor 60 in a … Read more
The X-Sense Home Security kit is a very budget-friendly security system suitable for smaller apartments, where you usually don’t have more than 4 windows and where the WiFi connection can easily reach all corners of your home. And that’s because there is a nicely designed base station (with a built-in battery to protect you from … Read more
The EKSA GT1 is a pair of TWS earbuds that was both designed and fine-tuned to cater to the gaming community. What I mean by that is that the manufacturer has added what it calls the Game Mode which, supposedly, should lower the latency to 38ms (relies on the SBC and AAC codecs). That’s a … Read more
The SuperEQ Q2 Pro is the newest pair of TWS earbuds developed by the Shenzhen-based manufacturer and yes, it’s a sub-brand of OneOdio. But there seems to be enough creative freedom since the SuperEQ headphones or earbuds can have a fairly different sound signature than the OneOdio devices. The design of the Q2 Pro also … Read more
The SwitchBot Curtain was designed to automate your curtains and, considering the successful Indiegogo campaign, lots of people wanted to have this part of their home ‘smartened up’ as well. Yes, we are dealing with a (somewhat) compact robot that’s connected wirelessly to your phone and it moves the curtains for you. SwitchBot Curtain U-Rail … Read more