GadgetsLab

Reviewed: Fitbit Alta HR

I am not physically active. I find working out at the gym aimless, and the whole burning calories part makes it feel too much like work. I need motivation...

Reviewed: Nokia 8

Nokia was the undisputed king of mobile phones in the late 90s and early 00s. It was, however overthrown by an onslaught of smartphones running Android and iOS. Wiser,...

Reviewed: Redmi 5A

In the years it has been present in the market, Xiaomi has amassed a huge following of hardcore fans, and for good reason. Now with its return to the...

Reviewed: Otterbox Symmetry

Ever wonder how many wallets have you empty due to having broken gadgets fixed? Probably more times than you’d initially think. The saying that it’s better to be safe...

Reviewed: Philips BDM3201FD

The BDM3201FD follows a long line of computer monitor products from Philips that offers great value for money, and I tested it out to see if it really does...

Reviewed: teenage engineering PO-32 Tonic

Swedish electronics company Teenage Engineering (stylized teenage engineering) brings yet another edition of its quirky Pocket Operator drum synthesizer series to the world--the PO-32 Tonic--with the award-winning manufacturer claiming...

Reviewed: Apple iPad Pro 10.5 and Apple Pencil

Tablets have long been used mostly for content consumption, with incidental creation. While many have attempted to come up with creation tablets with some success, leave it to Apple...

Reviewed: Carl Zeiss Lenses

I’ve needed eyeglasses since I was in grade school. Being near-sighted with astigmatism, I had to wear eyeglasses all the time, which I hated when I was younger. My...

Reviewed: Blaupunkt BP 2.0 FHD

I’ve wanted to get a dash cam for some time now because there are a variety of possible of traffic situations that can happen, and I felt that having...