Zachary Chan

1 week ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Zachary Chan

Trending Product Listing DreameDysonEcovacsHinomiSecretlabTinecoTTRacing Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni review: The comprehensive AI robot cleaner your home needs The last flagship robot I reviewed from Ecovacs was the Deebot X2 Omni, which was the first model they experimented with a square design. I am aware there was an update to the X2 with improved suction and battery called the X5 Pro, but that was more of a blip on the radar because we’re now at the X8 Pro Omni. Ecovacs seems to have...

1 month ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Zachary Chan

Trending Product Listing AmazfitAppleASUSFitbitHuaweiLGMotorolaRingConnSamsungSonyTomTomUltrahumanXiaomi Oppo Watch X2 If there was an award for most improved wearable of the year, the Oppo Watch X2 would get it, and if I have any delusions of grandeur, I might even claim credit. In my previous review of its predecessor, I said the Watch X was a solid Wear OS smartwatch, but needed to have its own X-factor to compete with the big boys. Well, it seems Oppo took notice because the Watch X2...

1 month ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Zachary Chan

Tineco Floor One S9 Artist review: A great wet and dry floor cleaning balancing act I haven’t reviewed dedicated wet floor cleaners much since they’re more of a recent development compared to the standard stick vacuums with mopping attachments. The last one I tried was the Xiaomi Truclean W10 Ultra, and that was one bulky, unwieldly machine. However, this specific category has gotten more popular since Dyson came out with the WashG1 and Submarine head attachment.

1 month ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Zachary Chan

Trending Blogs The FHA-Food & Beverage 2025 event happened over the second week of April. HardwareZone doesn’t usually cover such trade shows, but I went incognito just to see how far technology has infiltrated the F&B scene.

2 months ago | hardwarezone.com.sg | Zachary Chan

Trending Epson's newest portable projector is full of smart features like instant auto-keystone correction, eye protection mode, and Google TV integration. Most impressively is how a "mere" 1,000 lumens projector can light up a room and outperform budget projectors that claim 12x the brightness, proving that specs only matter if they are accurately reported. (In collaboration with Epson) Join HWZ's Telegram channel here and catch all the latest tech news! Our articles may contain affiliate...