Type: Reviews
Honor Magic8 Pro Review
With its brilliant performance, a ridiculously good camera system, and two-day battery endurance, the Honor Magic8 Pro ends the year…
The Morning Show Season 4 Review: Drama Is Back on the Menu, and So Are Boardroom Betrayals
After seasons of wandering plotlines and moral TED Talks, The Morning Show reboots itself with a messy, chaotic, and deeply…
reMarkable Paper Pro Move Review: The Little Notebook You Actually Use
Is the reMarkable Paper Pro Move worth AED 2,399? We test its writing feel, battery life and colour e-ink display…
Stranger Things Season 5 Part One review: louder, stranger, and surprisingly moving
A confident first half that swings big, stumbles sometimes, and still lands in a place that feels genuinely epic
Nothing Phone 3a Lite Review
A redressed CMF Phone Pro 2, the Nothing Phone 3a Lite is a decent and cheapest way to get into…
Huawei Watch Ultimate 2 Review
Big, bold and loaded with features, Huawei's latest ultimate smartwatch is a complete experience for serious outdoor activity doers.
Shokz OpenFit 2+ Review
A refined version of the OpenFit 2 now with wireless charging and Dolby Audio support.
Pluribus Review: Vince Gilligan Trades Crime for Collective Consciousness
Apple TV+ scores another high-concept win as Gilligan re-teams with Rhea Seehorn to explore what happens when “happiness” goes viral
Motorola Edge 70 Review: Not Just Budget Air, But Better Air
With a no-compromise approach to its design and functionality, Motorola's new ultra-thin makes a solid case against the iPhone Air…
Shokz OpenDots One Review
Shokz OpenDots One review: ultra-light open-ear earbuds with balanced sound, Dolby Audio boost and 40-hour battery—strong Bose Ultra Open rival…
The Witcher Season 4 review – Beautiful, Bloated, and Still Chasing Its Own Tail
Netflix’s fantasy epic still dazzles on the surface, but the story keeps slipping through its own cracks
A House of Dynamite Review – The End of the World, With Good Lighting
Kathryn Bigelow’s latest wants to say something about power and panic, but mostly says, “everyone’s just guessing.”