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Clipfly Review: Video Editing Product Under The AI Era

RP Staff·September 6, 2024

Clipfly is a cutting-edge video editing tool that leverages AI technology to simplify and enhance the editing process, offering users intuitive features for seamless content creation. Its AI-powered tools streamline tasks like auto-cropping, scene detection, and audio optimization, making it accessible for both beginners and professionals in the AI era.

Wondershare MobileTrans Review For iPhone 14 And iOS 16

Taimur Asad·November 11, 2022

Here's Wondershare MobileTrans review with support for iPhone 14 and iOS 16, and with everything you need to know about it.

Pixel 4a: The $350 Google Phone With Flagship Camera!

Taimur Asad·September 29, 2020

Review: Lauco 100W USB-C Wireless Charger Is A 12-In-1 Hub For Your Mac And Laptops

Oliver Haslam·August 21, 2020

Nobody – nobody – ever seems to have enough connectivity for their computer. For those people – everyone, as we just ascertained – something like a USB-C hub can be a great way to turn a single port into almost anything.

Apple Smart Battery Case For iPhone 11 Pro Review [Video]

Joel Barron·December 4, 2019

Here's our video review of the recently released Apple Smart Battery Case for iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Makes Up For Its Deficiencies With A Riveting Final Act [Review]

Sameed Khan·November 26, 2019

Review: Baseus Encok S17 Budget Wireless Earphones Offer Comfort, Excellent Bass

Sameed Khan·July 18, 2019

Here’s our review of Baseus Encok S17 budget wireless earphones. The wireless earphones market has matured at a good pace over the past couple years, with countless budget options available for those looking to dip their toes into the space. If you too are in the market for a pair of wireless earphones that won't break the bank, the $26 Baseus Encok S17 may be a good place to start.

360 Robot Vacuum Cleaner Review: This Might Be The Cheapest Option You’ve Been Looking For

Oliver Haslam·March 12, 2019

Here’s our 360 robot vacuum cleaner review. Robotic vacuums aren't a new concept at this point, and they have been around for a number of years. What has changed recently is the fact that we can now pick up a relatively inexpensive robotic vacuum, and it'll be pretty good. The 360 Robot Vacuum is a prime example of that, although nobody would argue that it's cheap.

Reecho’s EchoWeek Water-Resistant Wireless Earbuds Offer Premium Design At Mid-Range Price [Review]

Sameed Khan·February 28, 2019

We Took The Affordable EACHINE E58, E010 Drones For A Spin, Here’s What We Think [Review]

Oliver Haslam·December 26, 2018

I took EACHINE's E58 and E010 budget quadcopter drones for a spin and while I couldn't get a handle on the latter, I'd recommend the E58 to anyone, especially drone novices.

Tineco A10 Hero Cordless Vacuum Might Be The Biggest Bargain You Didn’t Know You Needed [Review]

Oliver Haslam·December 26, 2018

The Tineco name probably isn’t one you’re familiar with, but it’s one you should absolutely be considering when thinking of picking up a new stick-style vacuum. Here's our review.

Apple’s iPhone X Leather Folio, Leather, And Silicone Case Review [Video]

Joel Barron·November 5, 2017

Review: iOS 10 For iPhone, iPad, iPod touch

Oliver Haslam·September 13, 2016

iOS 10 review: Apple's release of iOS 10 is one that is neither a maintenance release nor one with huge changes that will get even the most jaded of iPhone owners excited. It sits somewhere between those two extremes, adding security updates, bug fixes and tweaks whilst also making room for some pretty radical changes to the way we will use our iPhones and iPads post-iOS 10. In an age where Apple receives - justifiably, in our opinion - plenty of flak for shipping sub-par software, iOS 10 looks and feels like a release that has taken some of that on board, but it's far from perfect.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Review

Oliver Haslam·July 29, 2012

Google means business with Android these days. That's not to say it didn't before, but since the company's Google I/O conference recently it has become clear that the people at Google are beginning to understand what it takes to make a premium smartphone. It's not apps, and it's not handsets. It's the feel of the operating system.

Google Nexus 7 Review

Oliver Haslam·July 28, 2012

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