Reviews
David's Take: You're COVR-ed - Hands-on the D-Link COVR Mesh Networking Solution
Mesh networking is all about spreading high-speed wireless networking across your home and doing it as easily as possible. The idea is to connect the modem-equipped router and place secondary (and tertiary, and so on) modules or nodes in locations to help extend coverage and make it more reliable.
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David's Take: Sony 55X900F - Bang for Your Buck
Last year's 900E series was Sony's hottest television, offering the best price-to-performance ratio amongst the entire Sony TV line-up. How does the latest model stack up? I took an in-depth look at the 55X900F XBR-series UHD TV to gauge.
Hands-on With the New Huawei P20 and P20 Pro Smartphones
Huawei unveiled its latest flagship smartphones at an event in New York City today, the P20 and P20 Pro, as the Chinese brand looks to gain further traction in North America.
David's Take: DSPeaker Anti Mode 8033-SII - As Easy As 1-2-3
Bass is a difficult creature. Any room almost inevitably wreaks havoc, no matter how good the speaker is. Below 100Hz, the speaker's sound is reflected around the room and the direct sound arrives to your ear in one big lump with the room effects.
FEATURE: A Hands-On Account of the Sonos One Smart Speaker With Alexa in Canada
The Sonos One has been out in Canada since October 2017, but it was only today that Alexa, Amazon's digital voice assistant, rolled out as an update for the speaker north of the border. But we've been playing with it for several months now.
Hands-on Review: Defunc Duo Boasts Stereo Sound in a Pinch
Swedish audio brand Defunc is anything but a household name in Canada. But its Duo Bluetooth wireless stereo speakers speak to a pretty wide user subset.
Hands-on Review: Kanto YU6 Powered Speakers
I've never been a fan of powered speakers, other than ones from Mackie and Genelec. I find that too many powered speakers don't sound natural, but rather have boomy bass and shrill treble. Mackie and Genelec speakers, on the other hand, sound extremely accurate without unnecessary "spices." But there's one problem: they are very expensive, running around $2,000 to $3,000 per pair.
Review: Rowkin Surge Earbuds Cut the Cord, But Hang on Your Ears
Truly wireless earbuds have become a growing sub-category within the crowded personal audio space. And newcomer Rowkin is trying to get noticed with its Surge earbuds, which boast a hybrid-style design.
A Few Weeks Later: My Take on the Instant Pot
The Instant Pot will likely be found under many a tree this year. The small appliance has struck a chord with customers everywhere, and has become one of the hottest kitchen tech appliances this year.
Hands-on: BlackBerry Motion
The company's latest take on the Android smartphone is fairly generic, but in a good way.
Hands-On Review: Bryston BryFi BW-1 Wireless/Networked Speaker
Bryston's new wireless tabletop sound system is capable of high output and impressive dynamics. It's also commendably neutral-sounding. For people who are used to lifestyle audio products, the BryFi BW-1 will be a revelation.
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