BlueAnt X0i Review – Never judge a speaker by its size. The BlueAnt X0i Mini portable Bluetooth speaker (RRP $69) is a good example of this. It gives you both great sound and battery life for its compact size. It’s available in three colours: Slate Black, Ocean Blue and Crimson Red. Let’s find out if […]
SteelSeries is one of the world’s leading gaming and esports peripherals, ranging from mice, keyboards, and headsets. We’ve reviewed tons of them here at Craving Tech so make sure to check them all out. But just a couple of days ago, there was a surprise. SteelSeries has unveiled a new set of gaming speakers for
Astell&Kern ACRO BE100 Hi-Fi Wireless Speaker Review – Most audiophiles would probably frown at the idea of the term “wireless/Bluetooth” to be used along with “high audio quality”. And while a lot still swear by listening with wired headphones & audiophile amp like the Blue Ella or Blue Sadie, many have also starting to embrace
Creative Sound Blaster Katana V2 Review – If you have been using your TV speakers for console gaming or small desktop speakers on the PC, you are missing a lot. Sure, you might feel amused with the PS5 enhanced graphics and all – but without the support of great audio, you don’t know what you
BlueAnt X4 Portable Party Speaker Review – As a Melbournian, I must admit I am proud to review something that has been designed here in my hometown. BlueAnt is a 100% Australian owned company; founded by Taisen Maddern in 2003. They’ve been making innovative premium audio products across 20 countries. Their latest product is the
Creative Stage V2 Review – Some people feel content watching movies with built-in TV speakers but if you don’t, a good soundbar can make a huge difference. But if you are living in an apartment or have a smaller bedroom TV, you might not want to grab that big, premium soundbar due to the limited
Logitech Z407 Review – There aren’t that many computer speakers around anymore as most gaming brands are focusing more on improving their gaming headsets. The Logitech G560 gaming speakers I reviewed were released back in 2018 but thankfully, Logitech is still making one. And these new speakers come with Bluetooth connectivity so you can also
JBL Quantum Duo Review – It’s quite surprising and relieving at the same time knowing that there is still a market for PC speakers. Most gaming peripheral manufacturers are focusing on gaming headsets but there are times when you just want to chill, or even game without wearing a bulky headset (even if it’s lightweight).
XGIMI MoGo Pro Review – XGIMI MoGo Pro is the world’s first 1080p Android TV portable projector with built-in Harman-Kardon dual speakers. It’s also awarded the CES 2020 Innovation Award Honoree, meaning this is the one you should keep an eye on. XGIMI MoGo Pro offers projecting in Full HD (1920×1080 resolution) with 4K video
Amazon Echo (4th Gen, 2020) Review – The Amazon Echo speakers are portable smart speakers from Amazon with built-in Alexa. The third-generation Echo from last year featured a cylindrical-shape tube design with mesh fabric material. This year, it has a completely new design overhaul and comes in the shape of a sphere. A really cool
BlueAnt X3 Review – When you think of portable speakers, they are normally these compact & lightweight speakers that you can put in your bag or carry around easily. For example, the WONDERBOOM 2 from Ultimate Ears is pretty compact and can fit in the palm of your hand. But we all know that the
Amazon Echo speakers were always focused on the same design principles but we are all up for a change. The new Echo family speakers now have a new design, better audio, and more powerful hardware. We’ve reviewed their Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Dot with Clock, Echo Studio, Echo Show 5, and Echo Show 8 here
