Andrew Allen

1 week ago | androidguys.com | Andrew Allen

Soundpeats has made a name for itself with budget minded audio devices that don’t break the bank. This has included headphones, speakers, and earbuds over the years. The company has announced its latest offering with the Soundpeats Air 5 Pro earbuds. As the name may lend, the Soundpeats Air5 Pro borrow heavily from the Apple AirPods. You have the almost iconic teardrop earpiece with silicone tips. You even get that same stemmed design to help house both the microphones and stabilize the earbuds.

2 weeks ago | androidguys.com | Andrew Allen

I recently happened upon a company a few months ago when I began looking into some alternatives to Garmin watches. Suunto, as it turns out isn’t necessarily new, just new to me. The Garmin competitor has created quite the buzz over the last few years with solid releases of several fitness smartwatches. After spending time with the Suunto Race S, I began testing its new Aqua Open Ear Headphones. And I’ve come away impressed yet again.

2 weeks ago | androidguys.com | Andrew Allen

OnePlus has long been a player that may not be a household name in the US, but challenges the top tier manufacturers on a regular basis. Whether it’s releasing one of the best phones of the year, to pushing the limits of fast charging tech, OnePlus moves the needle all the time. The company is back in 2025 with the new OnePlus Pad 3, and this heritage continues with arguably the best Android tablet on the market.

3 weeks ago | androidguys.com | Andrew Allen

Android Auto and CarPlay have changed the way I drive my cars, plain and simple. Being able to have my phone just become the entire entertainment suite when I jump in my vehicle has been a fantastic and welcome enhancement to my in-vehicle time. A new company is attempting to take that a little further with the Pairr Mini, an Android Auto and CarPlay dongle to upgrade wired auto models. The design is pretty standard here, being it’s just a USB dongle.

3 weeks ago | androidguys.com | Andrew Allen

Android Auto and CarPlay seem like standard features these days in 2025. Any new vehicle most likely has the option in some form or fashion to have your phone take over the infotainment system. Cars are long-term investments, and while the latest and greatest has this system in place, you don’t have to travel back in time long to find a car without them. The maker of many popular wireless adapters for Auto/CarPlay, Ottocast, now offers a single solution for older model vehicles.