The LeadJoy M1B is a mobile gaming controller developed to work with iPhones (has a Lightning connector) and which offers an alternative to the touchscreen gaming experience by mimicking the Nintendo Switch layout (with several buttons on each side). And I am not going to get into the touchscreen vs controller debate, but yeah, using … Read more
The Atuvos Bluetooth tracker was developed as an alternative to Apple’s AirTag and, while it doesn’t truly solve all the privacy aspects (that’s Apple’s job), the tag does have a few interesting features that may make it more attractive. Atuvos Bluetooth tracker Amazon.com Check Product Atuvos.com Check Product The Atuvos Bluetooth tracker does make use … Read more
The GameSir X3 mobile gaming controller is the successor to the X2 controller that I tested a couple of years back and the manufacturer kept parts of the design, changed some elements and has made a few interesting improvements. The most important one is the rear-mounted fan which should help keep your phone cooler a … Read more
The Pixel Finch is a fairly budget-friendly lavalier microphone that was designed mostly for the users that want to up their video (audio) production value, but aren’t quite ready to go with the really expensive options. Pixel Finch PixelHK.com Check Product And it’s true that the rise of social media popularity has brought more attention … Read more
The GameSir X2 is a fairly unconventional mobile gaming controller which, similarly to the Razer Kishi and the last gen Samsung Glap, it aims at bringing more people into the mobile gaming ecosystem by providing a series of physical buttons on the sides of the smartphone (so you don’t have to play games using the … Read more