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The GAOMON PD1561 V2 arrives as a refresh of a graphics display that had been trying for several years to carve out a niche among those who want to draw directly on the canvas without paying the price of professional models. This second version maintains the 15,6-inch format and Full HD resolution, but improves precisely the… Read more
Thomson's USB-C rechargeable batteries are one of those inventions that don't seem revolutionary until you think about how many times you've opened a drawer looking for an AA or AAA battery and only found used, loose, or unreliable ones. They don't reinvent household technology, but they do address a very common problem: … Read more
The Technics EAH-AZ100 arrive at a time when true wireless earbuds no longer surprise us simply for being comfortable, small, or smart. That's a given. Today, the difference lies in how they sound, how tiring they become after several hours, and whether all those features listed in the spec sheet actually work… Read more
The Levoit Windi Mini Pro is a compact tower fan that operates in a different league than larger living room models. It's not designed to replace a powerful pedestal fan or an air conditioner, but rather to address a more specific need: direct, quiet, and easy-to-use airflow. Read more
Reading, writing, note-taking, document review, and a touch of light productivity—all on a 10,3-inch e-ink screen that doesn't aim to compete with an iPad, but rather to differentiate itself from it. That's the promise of the new BOOX Go 10.3 Gen II Series, a family comprised of two models: the BOOX… Read more
The ROG Zephyrus G16 2026 is one of those laptops that, just by looking at the specs, seems to have been written in bold: Intel Core Ultra 9 386H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU, 64 GB of LPDDR5X memory, and 2 TB of SSD storage. Put that way, it almost sounds more like a compact workstation… Read more
The Roborock RockMow Z1 is the kind of product that sounds over-the-top on paper: four-wheel drive, advanced navigation, a 3D LiDAR sensor in some versions, edging, app management, and the ability to work in large and complex gardens. But in this case, the hype makes perfect sense. Roborock hasn't created… Read more
The Dreame R20 Pro-A arrives as one of those cordless vacuum cleaners that doesn't want to be just "another electric broom." On paper, it's quite well-equipped: good suction power, an LED display, automatic dirt detection, lighting to see the dust, a removable battery, and a brush designed not to end up as a... Read more
The Fujifilm Instax Wide 400 is an instant camera with a very simple idea: to take larger photos that are easier to share and less restrictive than typical Instax Minis. It's not meant to compete with digital cameras or mobile phones, but rather to recapture that almost ceremonial aspect of shooting, waiting, and having a… Read more
Samsung continues to refine its mid-range lineup with a recipe it knows well: a large screen, a recognizable design, polished software, and a technical specification that doesn't aim to break records, but rather to serve the user for several years without too many surprises. The Galaxy A37 5G arrives precisely with that intention, and this lavender version with 8GB of RAM... Read more
For years, Samsung has used the Galaxy A series as a kind of market barometer. What was once clearly mid-range is now starting to encroach on areas that, not so long ago, were reserved for much more expensive models. The new Galaxy A57 5G is a good example of this evolution: starting at €529, it features… Read more