[Review] Roborock S7 + – An Innovative and Hybrid Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Many Benefits

The Roborock S7 + is one of the most innovative and expensive robotic vacuum cleaners on the market, and is one of those rare models that can vacuum and wash floors at the same time. Many of these devices avoid Carpets during the cleaning process, but the S7 + automatically raises the wash platform when moving onto the carpet and performs both tasks at the same time.

Onyx Boox Nova Air C review – like a Kindle, but in color and on steroids

Onyx is one of the first manufacturers to install e-ink color screens. And with the Boox Nova Air C model, the company could become one of the most important players on the market of digital color readers. You can upload any text e-book, magazine or comic here, and the tablet can handle it. Moreover, the competition is not able to offer similar equipment, such as a color screen or a stylus. However, is there any “but” …?

Huawei Watch Fit 2 review – is it still a band or already a smartwatch?

At the beginning of June, the European premiere of the Huawei bands took place – next to the Band 7, the Watch Fit 2 model debuted. While the Band 7 will target people potentially interested in the competitive Xiaomi band, i.e. the Mi Band 7, I have the impression that Huawei Watch Fit 2 is not In the end, he knows if he would like to be an advanced fitness band or a smartwatch.

Sony LinkBuds review – exceptional is an understatement

Sony is doing very well in the world of audio and video of all kinds. The individual proposals of this manufacturer are often praised for the solutions used and, above all, for the quality offered. The Japanese have recently decided to stand out from the repetitive headphone designs. This is how the Sony LinkBuds model was created, and here is their review. I cordially invite you to read their test and our opinion.

Canon EOS R3 review: mirrorless camera with innovative focus

The Canon EOS R3 is a 24.1MP mirrorless camera with Eye AF. The resolution is not too high, but the R3 is ideal for shooting video thanks to its support for 6K/60 fps. The EOS R3 is also Canon’s first camera to feature a back-illuminated multi-layer CMOS sensor that delivers 30 fps continuous shooting. On the other hand, the 45MP EOS R5 costs a lot less. Does it make sense to take the R3 for advanced autofocus technology?