Vincent Chang

Singapore

Chief Content Officer and Executive Editor at World Journal 世界日報

Writer at Freelance

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Articles

HP Omen Max 16 review: Max power

1 week ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsTop-notch gaming performanceExcellent OLED screenSeamless connection with HyperX gaming accessoriesConsRuns hotBloated Omen Gaming Hub appEverything's cranked up to the max with the HP Omen Max 16 (16-ah0096TX). This 16-inch gaming notebook packs some of the best computing hardware you can buy now, including Nvidia's flagship GeForce RTX 5090 laptop graphics chip and an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: Price of lightness

1 week ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsIncredibly slim and lightExcellent 6.7-inch displayFlagship smartphone experience, for the most partConsNot for those with battery anxietySlow charging speedNo telephoto cameraWith its hefty price tag (from S$1,628), it's clear that the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge isn't for everyone. But this price, while expensive, is not outrageous for a flagship device. Instead, it's the incredibly slim body of the Galaxy S25 Edge (and the trade-offs that made it possible) that will divide opinions.
Aftershock MX-16 review: Affordable gaming

2 weeks ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsAffordable for a mid-range gaming laptopFairly portable for a 16-inchSolid performance for the priceConsRuns warm and noisyGeneric-looking designWhile flagship gaming laptops get all the attention for their over-the-top designs and incredible performance, the average gamer is probably shopping for something cheaper. That's where a more affordable, mainstream gaming laptop like the Aftershock MX-16 comes in. This 16-inch gaming laptop starts at just S$2,699 for a very capable configuration.
Honor 400 Pro review: Great flagship alternative

2 weeks ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsLooks and feels premiumMain camera is excellentLots of useful AI featuresConsMiddling ultra-wide cameraAlways-on display isn't always onThe Honor 400 Pro has a cool party trick. It can take an image, and using AI, turn it into a short 5-second video. The feature, which Honor says is the first in a smartphone, is found in the Gallery app, takes a few seconds to generate a video, and requires an internet connection as it uses Google's Veo 2 video-generating model via the cloud.
Bowers & Wilkins Px7 S3 review: Modern upgrades

3 weeks ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsGreat soundImproved noise cancellationCompact flatter designConsEar cups can get warmSome features coming laterBowers & Wilkins will have new owners by the end of the year. But based on my listening experience with its latest headphones, the UK audio brand has absolutely nothing to worry about.
Aftershock X-16 Pro review: Plug-and-play water cooling

3 weeks ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsOptional water-cooling module is easy to useGood value for moneyExhaust vents are located at the backPlenty of connectivity optionsConsFunctional design may lack the flair desired by some gamersCould do with dedicated macro or shortcut keysWith Nvidia launching its latest RTX 50 Series graphics chips this year — featuring new features like DLSS 4 and Multi-Frame Generation — it makes sense to get a new gaming laptop now.
LG gram Pro 2-in-1 (2025) review: Premium and pricey

1 month ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsReally thin and light for a 16-inchLaptop charges the included stylusSolid performanceConsToo expensiveShallow keyboardBattery life could be betterI am not a fan of Windows 2-in-1 convertibles. Simply because they are often too thick, too cumbersome or too heavy. But the LG gram Pro 2-in-1 just about pulls it off, thanks to a slim chassis that comes in at under 1.4kg.
Honor 400 Lite review: iPhone inspired

1 month ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsLarge bright displaySlim lightweight buildGood battery lifeConsLacklustre camerasNot great for gamingOnly has a mono speakerThe Honor 400 Lite, to put it plainly, feels like a knockoff of the iPhone 16 Pro. It has a similar camera control button (dubbed AI Camera button) at the side, a front camera notch that shows real-time information from supported apps ala Apple's Dynamic Island, and a flat design that's reminiscent of the iPhone.
Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 (2025) review: No real improvements

1 month ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsBest anti-glare layer on a monitorExcellent visualsSlim attractive designConsMore expensive than previous modelStill no KVM switch or USB-C portJoystick could be better placed3CAN BUY...BUTThe Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 (2025) is lovely to behold. It has the perfect blacks and gorgeous visuals you'd expect from a QD-OLED panel, coupled with Samsung's outstanding anti-glare layer that makes my desktop wallpaper look like a painting for afar.
Oppo Watch X2 review: Improved battery life

1 month ago | canbuyornot.com | Vincent Chang

ProsExcellent battery life gets even betterLTPO displayTitanium alloy bezel makes it look more premiumConsNo ECG in SingaporeRelatively chunky and large (comes only in one size)How do you top a flagship smartwatch that impressed with its multi-day battery life? Well, you can extend that amazing battery stamina even further, which is what Oppo did for its latest smartwatch. The Oppo Watch X2 now lasts up to five days in the standard Smart Mode, up from the four days managed by its predecessor.