Edifier, a Chinese audio system manufacturer, introduced a new lineup of earphones, headphones, and headset in early 2016 and all of them are available in the U.S. right now. All of them are mid-range headphones with low price tags of less than $100. The Edifier M710 is one of them and its MSRP is just […]
Garmin Edge 520 Bike Computer International Giveaway
The Garmin Edge 520 is an awesome bike computer that we reviewed a few weeks ago. After completing the review, TechWalls and Gearbest decided to give away the product to our readers around the world. The computer retails for about $299, so this is among the biggest prizes we’ve ever given away. More importantly, we […]
Creative iRoar Intelligent Bluetooth Speaker Review – Great Sound but Not that Smart
It had been a while I wasn’t that excited testing a new product. Creative Labs is among my favorite audio manufacturers and I’m satisfied with most of their products. I was thrilled when I received the new Creative iRoar Bluetooth speaker as it is claimed to be the most intelligent wireless speaker on the planet. […]
Garmin Edge 520 GPS Bike Computer Review
Garmin released the Edge 520 in late 2015 and it is among the most advanced bike computers on the market at the moment. I’m not a professional rider, so I mostly use my smartphone to keep track of my rides. What’s the benefits of a dedicated bike computer like the Garmin Edge 520 over smartphones, […]
Master Lock 4400D Indoor Bluetooth Smart Padlock Review
Exactly 1 year ago, I tested my first smart padlock which is the Quicklock Padlock but I wasn’t really impressed because that product was not ready for prime time yet. There are a lot more brands joining the market now, and it’s great news that we have more choices from a well-known security product manufacturer […]
FiiO E6 Portable Headphone Amplifier Review
In most situations, you wouldn’t need to use a portable headphone amplifier. Most recent smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy S7 or LG G5 are built with decent DAC and Amp, so the use of an external amp is unnecessary and it even could make the sound worse if you buy a low-quality headphone amp.
