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“From enhancing acoustics to building on value-added features, Samsung has come a long way to add finesse to its true wireless stereo earbuds. It is, however, the value-added features which give the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro an edge over other wireless earbuds in its own segment, and others too. Samsung recently released a new truly wireless pair of earbuds meant to go with the new Galaxy S21 series and go head-to-head with Apples AirPods Pro…”
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Samsung recently released a new truly wireless pair of earbuds meant to go with the new Galaxy S21 series and go head-to-head with Apples AirPods Pro. Dubbed the Galaxy Buds Pro, these new earbuds promise to deliver more than what the South Korean giants earlier releases have to offer. But does it?The new Galaxy Buds Pro comes after Samsung released the bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live. It offers the…
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If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement.Lets just get to it: Samsungs Galaxy Buds Pro are the best true wireless earbuds that the company has made yet. For their $200 asking price, you get a comfortable fit, effective active noise cancellation, and good, punchy sound quality. These earbuds improve on Samsungs prior efforts with clever…
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Samsung has had some ups and downs with true wireless earphones, as evidenced by the recent Galaxy Buds Live, which offer a striking bean-like design that works counterintuitively to their active noise cancellation. The new Galaxy Buds Pro ($199.99) don’t look quite as unique, but they allow for an in-ear seal that makes for improved noise cancellation and sound quality. They’re also completely…
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From enhancing acoustics to building on value-added features, Samsung has come a long way to add finesse to its true wireless stereo earbuds. Fresh in the line-up, the Galaxy Buds Pro takes a huge leap forward in terms of design, audio quality, voice call performance, and on-battery time. It is, however, the value-added features which give the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro an edge over other wireless…
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The Samsung Galaxy Buds family has undergone a number of evolutions in a relatively short time. It grew from the great Galaxy Buds Plus to the forgettable Galaxy Beans sorry, Galaxy Buds Live. Now, Samsung is back with the Galaxy Buds Pro, and the gel ear tips have made a triumphant return. Lets find out if the changes are enough to redeem Samsungs true wireless earbuds family right here in our…
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Samsungs fourth pair of Galaxy Buds are the best yet, pairing the in-ear design of the Galaxy Buds+ with the active noise-cancelling of the Buds Live to great effect.More than that though, theyre Samsungs attempt to match Apples AirPods Pro. Not on brute specs or sound quality though theyre more than a match there but by tying together Samsungs ecosystem in a pair of headphones thats designed…
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Amazons bigger, 8in HD version of its rock-bottom tablet, the Fire HD 8, has always played second fiddle to the 50 Fire 7, but not any more.Fatter, heavier but cheaperUnlike the new Fire 7 tablet, the 2017 Fire HD 8 is actually thicker and heavier than the previous version, weighing 28g more and being 0.5mm thicker at just under 1cm deep.Side-by-side with 2015s Fire HD 8 its hard to see any
With the latest batch of Fire HD tablets, Amazon hasn’t changed the formula. However, that’s not a criticism far from it. There’s something refreshingly simple about Amazon’s Fire HD slates. While Microsoft Surface and Apple iPad series are doing their utmost to convince customers these tablets are ready to replace their laptop and desktop PCs letting you do everything from video editing to
The Amazon Fire HD 8 is the middle child of Amazon’s tablet line, but has long been the best Fire tablet for most people. After 2019’s Fire HD 10 got USB-C charging, it was only a matter of time before the same happened to its smaller sibling. In addition, Amazon made some smart tweaks to the tablet’s design to make it fit the modern landscape.That being said, this Fire HD 8 review will dive
Amazon Fire HD 8 and HD 10 reviewLaunched in late 2015, the Fire HD 8 is from Amazons fifth-generation tablet range. It shares much with the other two models launched at the same time: the 49 Fire and the 10.1in HD 10, but is notable as its the first 8in tablet from the company. Previously, there was just one large option: the HDX 8.9See also: Best budget tablets you can buy right nowWere
VerdictThe Amazon Fire HD 8 is a fine tablet, and for 89.99 its something of an impulse buy. If youre after a cheap tablet, maybe for the kids, or something solely for watching media on your commute this is a good pick.Key SpecificationsReview Price: 89.998-inch 1,280 x 800 LCD IPS screen16/32GB storage2-megapixel selfie camera2-megapixel rear camera2GB RAMAlexaThe Amazon Fire HD 8 is one of the
The 2020 edition of the Fire HD 8 has been refreshed and has been available for a couple of months. This tablets major selling points are the faster processor, more RAM, speedier WiFi, and a USB-C port. You will find value in this $89 device if you are heavily invested in the Amazon ecosystem and dont want to spend a lot of money.HardwareThe Fire HD 8 2020 edition features an 8 inch capacitive
The new Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet now comes with Amazon Alexa. Released in June 2017, the new seventh-generation tablet otherwise shares almost identical specifications as the sixth-generation tablet that was released on 21 September 2016.The voice-activated AI assistant responds to your every beck and call, from reading you an audio book to telling you the weather. And, because the HD 8 is so
When it comes to Android tablets, Samsung is one of the few OEMs still making products that can attempt to keep up with Apples offerings. The Galaxy Tab S6 from last year was inarguably one of the best tablet experiences team Android had on offer. But, due to the way Android works on tablets, it had its fair share of shortcomings. While Samsung has attempted to address some of these issues with
The Galaxy Tab S7+ is a tablet that performs well on every parameter and shows South Korean electronics maker Samsungs innovation competence. It has a premium metallic build, a gorgeous AMOLED display of 120Hz refresh rate, SPen digital stylus, all-round connectivity, ample internal storage, Qualcomms flagship processor, and so much more that makes other slates pale in comparison, at least on
Samsung Galaxy tablet deals are becoming more and more frequent as we head into the busiest shopping period of the year. However, with Amazon Prime Day just around the corner, we didn’t expect to see Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 deals quite so soon.These premium tablets were only released in August, but today we’re seeing the lowest prices ever on the top of the range Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+. With
I’ve had a little time now to use Samsung’s new Note 20 Ultra phone and its upcoming flagship tablet, the Galaxy Tab S7+. I haven’t used them quite long enough for my usual “living with” posts but enough to draw some conclusions. Both are premium devices, and Samsung seems to have packed them with all the features you could want, and maybe more. Some of this is future-proofingthese are
During an Unpacked event that featured the announcement of five key new devices, the Galaxy Tab S7 didnt get a ton of love. Understandable, perhaps. It doesnt quite have the star power of the Note line, nor does it have the novelty of a new foldable or Bluetooth earbuds. Tablets in general just arent exciting the way they once were.But Samsungs continued to plug away. The company makes a lot of
The Galaxy Tab might be a distant second to the iPad when it comes to tablet market share, but Samsung is hardly ready to concede the crown. Its newest tablet, the S7+, isnt just its best and biggest, but its easily the closest youre going to get to an iPad Pro without shopping in an Apple Store.Samsung’s Galaxy S tablets have always showcased the latest tech and specs, and the S7+ is no
Many have tried to beat the iPad, but none have been as persistent at challenging Apples tablet dominance as Samsung. The brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ is definitely the Korean companys best attempt so far.At first glance, the Galaxy Tab S7+ has it all: super-sleek and stunning design, 5G connectivity, a gorgeous and super-smooth 120Hz display, top-of-the-line processor, a functional S Pen
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ is a professional Android tablet the likes of which have not been available before now. Weve used plenty of tablets over the past decade with Android inside, but none have really come close to being the pro-level piece of work that this Samsung unit represents. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ is what every high-end tablet should be at launch: The best tablet* on the market
(Pocket-lint) – Ah, tablets. Tech du jour, some might say. There was once a time when every maker wanted a piece of the large-screen market, fighting for space that turned out to be, well, Apple’s dominant share to own with the iPad range. But Samsung hasn’t stopped fighting – indeed, it’s the only company that still makes a credible, powerful Android tablet*. And the Galaxy Tab S7+ is the
Compared to the iPad Pro, sometimes trying to pick the best Android tablet feels like a consolation prize. Thats because while Apple has made major strides in turning the iPad into a proper laptop replacement with iPadOS 13 and 14, it feels like Android tablets have been treading water.But that hasnt stopped Samsung from trying to make a first-rate tablet for both entertainment and productivity
Apples confidence when it comes to its own product design sits somewhere between genius, inspirational and delusional. Its new iPhone SE (2020) carries forward a design which is a variation of that of an iPhone 6 (2014), and its latest iPad 10.2 could easily be mistaken for the original iPad Air (2013).Rather than hold this design-recycling against Apple though, were intent on taking each product
Another year, another budget iPad, and this new one is truly hard to argue against. It is the best tablet option for people on a budget, and among the best options for students. The 2020 iPad can easily handle any tasks from writing essays and researching topics simultaneously, to gaming, video editing and even music production.The 2020 iPad is also fairly versatile, as it supports the first
The Apple iPad is now in its eighth generation and starting to show its age. While the new model is the most capable entry-level iPad yet, it perhaps carries over too many design elements and features from past generations. This leads us to wonder which iPad is the best iPad and is it worth sticking with a warmed-over retread.Find out if the latest low-cost iPad is the one for you in the Android
Samsung may be launching one too many phones these days, but new additions to its tablet lineup come at a far slower, yet pretty measured pace. And thats a good thing, because it means that every new Galaxy tablet has a reason to exist and doesnt feel unnecessary, which is something Samsungs smartphones are often guilty of.The Galaxy Tab Active 3, for example, is great for those who work in:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/68516358/akrales_201203_4316_0022.0.0.jpg)
First ImpressionsThe Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold is the best foldable PC Ive had hands-on time with yet, but with a hugely extravagant price and omission of Windows 10X at launch, Lenovos device is more likely to be a novelty luxury than a revolutionary trendsetter. From a spectators point of view though, the X1 Fold is easily one of the most exciting devices of 2020.Key Specifications13.3-inch OLED
Should I buy the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold?Our VerdictFoldables still have a long way to go to prove their worth, and Lenovos decision to pitch its folding PC at the more conservative business market is a sign of the company’s confidence in the X1 Fold.And so far that confidence seems well placed. The X1 Fold looks slick and feels slicker from a hardware perspective, leaving us only with a few
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Theres not much out there to rival Microsoft’s Surface Pro tablets but the new ThinkPad X12 Detachable is the latest alternative with 11th-gen Intel processors and a detachable keyboard.The Windows tablet market is a bit, well, uninspiring with so many brands giving up on the idea. Luckily, Lenovo is still here to give Microsoft some competition and the ThinkPad X12 looks like a decent
Lenovo today announced the new ThinkPad X12, a detachable that will directly compete with Microsoft Surface Pro series. The ThinkPad X12 is powered by up to the latest Intel Core i7 vPro Quad Core processor and Intel Iris Xe graphics, up to 16GB LPDDR4x RAM, and up to 1TB NVMe SSD storage.The device is ultra-thin, with the tablet alone measuring just 9 mm in depth, and lightweight, too, with the
What is the point of a Surface device? The latest model in Microsoft’s line of Windows PCs, the Surface Laptop Go, forces buyers to confront why they want a Surface machine in the first place. 
When Microsoft announced the Surface Laptop Go, a cheaper, smaller version of its excellent Surface Laptop, I wondered how the company would pull it off. After all, I’ve said that a truly great budget laptop is something of a PC holy grail — very valuable but also about as hard to find.
Laptops around the $500 mark have to make tough decisions and compromise on design, materials, performance or
The Surface Laptop Go is Microsoft’s second try at an affordable Surface, and it hits the mark better than the original Surface Go tablet did. It still offers compromises, with strategic cuts to keep the price competitive with a Chromebook. Still, they’re mostly smart decisions even a sub-1080p display and Windows 10 in S Mode didn’t turn us off. Although the Surface Laptop Go lacks the easy
Microsoft’s Surface lineup, long a showcase for the most advanced hardware design ideas in the Windows ecosystem, now welcomes a $549.99 laptop for the rest of us. With streamlined component configurations and the omission of some of the more futuristic Surface Laptop 3 features, the new Surface Laptop Go will appeal to price-sensitive buyers who need a sensible workhorse laptop for light
Earlier this month, Microsoft unveiled the Surface Laptop Go. You’re probably already familiar with the Surface Go, which is now on its second generation, and the Laptop Go aims to achieve the same goal. The key is in the word ‘Go’. They’re both smaller, lighter products that you can call super-portable. But they do it in different ways. With the Surface Go, it uses an underpowered Pentium
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go is made for a wide audience with modest needs, who want an elegant laptop that doesn’t cost four figures. But it still looks a lot like a premium laptop, thanks to its aluminum lid and keyboard deck, as well as thinner bezels than you find in Apples laptops. You won’t call the Surface Laptop Go a powerhouse (at any configuration), but its general performance gives
In late 2018, I reviewed Microsoft’s first “Go” device and noted how it brought the fun back to Windows. After all, what’s not to love about a tiny Surface PC? Well, for one thing, the anemic processor, which was somewhat fixed with Surface Go 2.Surface Laptop Go, however, is a different mini-me PC. It packs a real Core i5 processor, has a slightly larger display, and while Microsoft cut some
If you want a Surface laptop, but find the Surface Laptop 3 too big and the Surface Go 2 tablet a bit on the small side, you might find the new Surface Laptop Go the Goldilocks notebook you’ve been looking for. It’s light (1110g) and thin, with a 12.4-inch touchscreen (1536 x 1024 pixels) and a sturdy build. All models in the range are powered by an Intel Core i5 (10th gen) CPU.
Microsoft debuted the new Surface Laptop Go in early October, showing off what, for all intents and purposes, is just a smaller, more affordable Surface Laptop. While that doesn’t necessarily make for the most exciting first impression, the value proposition makes it a compelling laptop to consider. But how do those expectations hold up?Now that the Surface Laptop Go is actually available,
The new Microsoft Surface Go boasts performance (10th Generation Intel i5 Quad Core CPU), portability (1.1kg / 13 hour battery) and visual appeasing aesthetics (Aluminum with polycarbonate composite resin) that start at just $999AUD (November 2020). Adding to your personal style, it comes in three different colours that include ice blue, sandstone and platinum (reviewed) and its slim and
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go comes loaded with reliable hardware, comfortable software, and a convenient package. Its small but capable, light, and easy to carry around, so as their advertising states you can turn any place into your workspace. Its not a perfect machine, but if your demands are low and your budget is flexible, it’ll happily get the job done.The design is compact with a 12.4
When the Surface range began life as a single 2-in-1 back in 2012, few could have imagined just how quickly Microsoft’s hardware would expand. There are now a staggering nine product lines, with four brand new devices launching in the last three years alone. The latest of these is the Surface Laptop Go, a traditional clamshell device pitched as an affordable