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Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition review: Arm swiping

3 days ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

ProsComfortable to useAble to adjust DPI on the flyConsMiddle click button is hard to useBattery life isn't as good as advertisedAs far as vertical mice go, the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical Edition is interesting and comfortable to use for your daily work. And while you can game with it, the weight and size of the mouse can make playing your games a bit tiring on your arm. After all, this mouse weights 150g, almost three times that of the Razer Viper V3 Pro.
Anker Prime Charger 250W 6-port GaN review: Ultimate overkill

5 days ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

ProsLots of ports for chargingCompact sizeUseful LCD displayConsWi-Fi connectivity lets you check the charging status anywhere in the world, but why would you? PriceyThere are some products that do a good job, and then there's the Anker Prime Charger 250W 6-port GaN desktop charger that's just packed to the gills with everything you need to charge stuff on your desk. I've tested plenty of chargers for Can Buy or Not, and my desk is littered with them.
MSI GeForce RTX 5060 Gaming OC review: Easy 1080p

1 week ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

ProsGreat performance for 1080pDLSS 4 is a game changerSmall form factor fits in many PCsCons8GB VRAM still feels too littleIf you're looking for a decent card that can let you play 1080p at the highest settings for most games, the MSI GeForce RTX 5060 Gaming OC is a pretty good deal. Retailing at around S$579, it's enough to let you run most games at high frame rates using Nvidia's DLSS 4 technology, and even some Ray Tracing to boot.
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.
9 Kings review: Roguelike goodness

1 week ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

ProsFun short gamesLots of combos to figure outReplayability is greatConsSome cards are not useful (yet)If there's a game that hooked me right from the get-go, 9 Kings is probably it. Out in early access now, the game is very much playable and fun. Published by Hooded Horse and developed by Sad Socket, 9 Kings has plenty for you to figure out, and basically boils down to it being a roguelike kingdom builder, with each game taking around 20 minutes to finish.
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.
Insta360 X5 review: Top tier

1 week ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

ProsExcellent video and photo qualityVery easy to useReplaceable lensConsBattery life can be a bit short depending on your shooting modeGoing from the Insta360 One RS to the Insta360 X5 is a huge jump, and is probably the best 360-degree camera you can get right now. Not only does it come with replaceable lenses in case of an accident, it takes excellent videos and photos up to 8K and 11K respectively, and even edits out the selfie stick.
Samsung TV's ecosystem enhancements hands-on: Karaoke goodness

2 weeks ago | canbuyornot.com | Aloysius Low

Bangkok — While last year's Samsung Visual Display Forum focused more on the improvements between its prior years models, this time around, I got a taste of its upcoming ecosystem enhancements for its upcoming 2025 Samsung TV models. One feature really stood out — the ability to use your phone as a microphone for karaoke singing.
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.