Category: Gadgets

After I posted my review of the ScanGaugeII — a great OBD2 reader, but one that runs around $150, which isn’t realistic for a lot of people here in Pakistan — a few friends asked if there was something similar but cheaper. So I picked up a Chinese-made alternative: the VJOY car OBD2 monitor.

I’d been wanting a real-time engine temperature gauge for my Honda City for a while, so I ended up ordering a ScanGaugeII — an OBD2-based car monitoring device — from Amazon UK, since it wasn’t something I could find locally in Pakistan. I asked someone traveling back to bring it with them, since UK-to-Pakistan shipping for gadgets like this isn’t always straightforward.

Still in 2020 I think the Amazfit Bip is the best budget smartwatch and this vlog is all about it that why do I prefer it over smart watches in the same price range. Xiaomi Amazfit Bip in-depth review which shows the benefits and the advantages of using this watch. It shows the different options of customization with which one can use different straps and different watch faces other than default options, demonstration of the fluid smooth watch user interface.

If you don’t own a smart TV then the google Chromecast can be your perfect companion for streaming online content on your TV. It can stream up to 1080p at 60ps, therefore, you can enjoy Netflix and YouTube videos on your TV with the help of this device, also you can mirror your mobile and laptop screens with your TV screen using this device that’s another great benefit of Chromecast.

Mi A3 is one of my favorite phones because of a few reasons, probably Android One is the biggest reason that I like this budget phone. If you want to enjoy the stock android experience and can’t afford to buy google’s own expensive flagship phones then you should consider android one device and Mi A3 seems a perfect android one device because of some very good features in it.

This was actually my first proper gadget review — the Samsung Galaxy Watch, 46mm Bluetooth model (SM-R800). I’d been using it for a while before deciding to put a full review together, so this isn’t a first-impressions unboxing, it’s based on actual day-to-day use.