The Benks InvisiBoost wireless charger is a particular device because it doesn’t promise some crazy high power output, it’s a 15W charger, but there’s a catch. Unlike most other wireless chargers on the market, you can actually charge your iPhone at 15W. I have tested a few wireless chargers (including the Vebach 20W magnetic charger) … Read more
The Xidu Philbeam S1 is an inexpensive home theater projector which promises to offer a bright image (12,000 lumen) thanks to a combination between three LCD screens and eight-layered coating to limit reflections, anti-blue light eye protection and there also seems to be support for 4K. That’s an incredibly bold claim considering the price tag … Read more
The Eaton Ellipse Pro series has been made available to the public a bit over a year ago which makes these uninterruptible power supplies fairly new and that’s because a UPS needs to serve a single purpose which hasn’t really changed over the years. In case of a power outage, it needs to keep the … Read more
Lately, UGreen has been pushing the boundaries of the GaN and the PD 3.1 technology with the release of the Nexode 140W, but not all people need such a high power output, so, to not neglect the entry-level market, the manufacturer has also made available the UGreen Nexode 45W mini charger. UGREEN Nexode 45W UGREEN.com … Read more
The Kovol Sprint 140W is currently the flagship device from the wall chargers series, being able to deliver a phenomenal power output, easily charging up even the larger 16-inch MacBook Pro. But, while a couple of years ago, I would have said that Kovol and other third-party charger manufacturer would have no issue dominating the … Read more
The Choetech invisible wireless charger tries to accomplish a feat that not many brands have dared to venture in. And that’s to offer the user a way to charge their smartphone through the furniture. I admit I wasn’t truly bothered by the action of attaching my phone to the wireless charger, but the possibility to … Read more
The Quntis 65W charging station was built to be an alternative to the wall chargers that most of the time can’t allow for more than a couple of connections due to the necessary compact case. And I have seen some incredibly compact GaN chargers (such as the Unitek 66W or the Kovol Sprint 65W), but … Read more
To say that the engineers behind the Kwumsy K2 wanted to approach the keyboard concept from a different angle would be an understatement. And that’s because besides the usual RGB and replaceable keycaps, there is a 12.6-inch screen embedded within the body of the keyboard. Kwumsy K2 Kwumsy.com Check Product Amazon.com Check Offer If you’re … 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
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