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1 week ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsPossibly the most affordable Wi-Fi 7 router with two 10Gbps portsSix Ethernet ports in allDecent performanceConsNo 6GHz bandOld-school web interface only, app not ready yetThe D-Link BE7200 Mesh 10G Wi-Fi 7 Router is possibly the most affordable Wi-Fi 7 router with dual 10Gbps Ethernet ports (1 WAN and 1 LAN) you can buy now. It costs an attractive S$179 (usual price S$399), exclusively from Simba, which offers a low-cost 10Gbps plan (S$30 a month) in Singapore.
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2 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsOne of the best screens on a gaming laptopBetter battery life than expectedPowerful graphicsSleek clean designConsExpensiveRuns warm and noisyThe Razer Blade 16 is one of the most powerful gaming laptops you can buy now. It's also the thinnest gaming notebook from the company at just under 15mm, and weighs a relatively handy 2.1kg.
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2 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsBest battery life of any Pixel yetSame display as the higher-end Pixel 9Almost the same AI features as the flagship PixelConsNo telephoto cameraUnsightly chunky screen bezelsCharging speed is still slowGoogle's A-series phones are the cheapest way to get the Pixel experience, which leans heavily on AI to make everyday tasks easier. Previous iterations have followed the same formula.
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2 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsNice premium designIncremental improvements over last year's modelSix years of OS upgradesConsPricey for what it offersNo more microSD card slotThe Samsung Galaxy A56 5G would have been a solid mid-range smartphone if it existed in a vacuum. You know, if there weren't any smartphones from Chinese manufacturers that also offered competitive, often better performance and features.
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3 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
Pros360-degree kickstandAuto-rotation feature with the Asus appCables and sleeve includedConsDisplay could be brighterAsus has been churning out a variety of portable monitors under its ZenScreen branding for over a decade now. Some models have a kickstand to prop them up, while others come with a built-in battery. The latest ZenScreen MB169CK uses a detachable kickstand that screws into the back of the monitor.
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3 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsGreat battery lifeSlim modern designConsMiddling camerasMediocre performance for the priceThe Vivo V50 Lite 5G has one of the best battery stamina in any smartphone that I have tested in recent years. It lasted almost 12.5 hours in our usual battery test, which is an entire hour longer than the Vivo V50 5G. And it's all mostly because of the V50 Lite's sizeable 6,500mAh battery, which is likely a silicon-carbon variant that offers higher energy density.
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4 weeks ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsGreat battery lifeSolid performance for the priceGood primary cameraConsRuns warmSlower wired charging speed than predecessorLike previous iterations, the Poco F7 Pro continues to deliver near-flagship performance for less by cutting costs judiciously. It's powered by last year's flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, and lacks a telephoto camera. But the new model does come with a significant boost to the battery capacity, albeit with a slower wired charging speed.
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1 month ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsAmazing battery lifeLightweight, portable and striking designSolid ANCConsRelatively expensiveSoundstage could be widerThe Marshall Monitor III ANC has loads of personality. From the bold, amp-inspired design to the multi-directional bronze control knob to the portable, foldable mechanism, these wireless headphones stand out from the aesthetic, pastel-coloured headphones that are all the rage nowadays. But it's not just the design.
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1 month ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsExcellent battery lifePacked with features like built-in audio recordingConsWi-Fi mode works with only one phone nowClunky user experienceMore expensive than the Bluetooth versionThe Xiaomi Buds 5 Pro (Wi-Fi) are the first true wireless earbuds to use Qualcomm's XPAN technology, which switches between Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to deliver up to 4.2 Mbps and 24-bit/96kHz lossless audio using Wi-Fi. That's twice the bandwidth for Bluetooth earbuds using Qualcomm's aptX lossless.
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1 month ago | 
canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang
ProsErgonomic designLarge bright displayCheaper than the original Legion GoConsUnderwhelming performanceBattery life could be better in Performance modeWith its detachable controllers and built-in kickstand, the Lenovo Legion Go was one of the more unique PC gaming handhelds I have tried. But its drawbacks include the weight and the battery life. I suppose Lenovo figured there's demand for a more conventional handheld. Enter the Lenovo Legion Go S.
