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DJI, world market leader in the field of civilian drones, has introduced a programmable learning robot. The name: Robomaster S1. It also has a cannon that can really shoot, and with which it can duel with other models. And of course he can also drive on his own using AI technology. A paradise for robot fans?
This CaDA sports car, a replica of a Porsche 919, consists of almost 1,600 individual parts. Optionally, it can even be retrofitted with an engine and remote control. We have taken up the challenge and set about the several hours of construction.
So-called “multitools” are among the first articles on China gadgets. The often inexpensive tools are available in many different versions for the most diverse functions. The 15-in-1 Multitool is sold on the Chinese platform Xiaomi-Youpin and comes from the manufacturer Huohou.
The Chinese company PIMAX would like to get involved in the VR market – after a long crowdfunging phase the PIMAX 5K is now also available in our Chinese online shops.
With the 360 S5, 360 Mobiles wants to build on the success of the first vacuum robot model and is once again very close to the Xiaomi models. Our review.
Your mission is a clean apartment and you still need the icing on the cake in your cleaning assortment? Take a look at the Phaewo electronic cleaning brush in our review.
After Xiaomi has already supplied a gadget for all Powerbank owners with the USB lamp, there is also a small USB fan from Xiaomi, which should make working in the hot office or room easier.
Viomi’s second model comes at a very inopportune time – after all, several new top models from Xiaomi are already coming onto the market. However, the technical data gives reason to hope that Viomi will also be able to compete for the suction robot throne. We have tested it.
From Xiaomi Mijia there is now this electric compressor, which stands out above all by the compact and simple design. This allows the flat bicycle tyre to be inflated without muscle power.
Summer: It’s hot and you sweat. But what to do if you don’t have a handkerchief to wipe off sweat? The neckband fan could help us here.
The new Meizu POP 2 and TW50s offer more energy-efficient, lighter and more up-to-date hardware. We took a closer look at the upgrade version: is it worth it so much more than its predecessor?
Xiaomi starts the year 2019 directly with a surprising news: Redmi becomes its own independent brand. And for this new brand, the first smartphone equipped with a 48 megapixel camera was introduced on January 10.
A little refreshment at work or at home? The Blitzwolf 3 in 1 fan with 4 wind functions promises varied comfort when it comes to cooling.
The name Yeelight should be a household name by now. A further member of the lighting family is the Yeelight Meteorite pendant. This noble lamp is meant for the lighting of the dining table. It has, like the other Yeelights, smart functions, which should embellish your dinnertime.
Huawei, as the third largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, is well known to everyone. Together with OPPLE they want to open up the market for smart lighting. A first step in this direction is the Opple LED candle with blow sensor – no joke!
Xiaomi presented the new Mi Band 4 at a conference in China. The event also featured other products, including a new translator to help Chinese learn foreign languages. Will it work the other way round?
After the Xiaomi third party “Dreame” has raised the bar for maximum suction power with the V9 to 20,000 pa, another Xiaomi relative has to follow suit. Can Jimmy catch up with Dreame with the JV83? We tested it.
A lot of people know it. You buy a new mountain bike, but the problem is that it has no light and is therefore not approved for the road. With the new Utorch bicycle lamp the problem is quickly solved.
You want to switch from old headphones to ANC in-ears. But you still want to “oldschool” plug your headphones into your mobile phone? The Huawei ANC Earphones 3 can be the solution when it comes to sound and function. Check out our review to see if the Huawei ANC In-Ear meets these requirements.
All year long, you’re looking forward to it: the summer vacation. To get the most out of your holiday, you should be well prepared – and there are plenty gadgets for that. A little less spectacular but all the more useful is this waterproof beach bag for your smartphone and other valuables.
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