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ALLDOCUBE GT Book Review: An Affordable Laptop for Everyday Use

Today we’re taking a closer look at its latest affordable laptop, the GT Book. This new laptop is a powerful office companion, whether at home or traveling, even with just the Intel Celeron N5100 processor.

The ALLDOCUBE series has long been the go -to choice for those who want a full-featured laptop at a budget price point. Popular choice among people. The GT Book continues the same philosophy. Like most laptops priced under $400, the GT Book is powered by an Intel Celeron processor. Celeron N5100 processor inside is the latest quad-core SoC in Intel’s Jasper Lake series, mainly used in budget laptops. The four Tremont CPU cores have clock speeds between 1.1 and 2.8GHz (single-core burst) and do not offer Hyper-Threading. Intel claims that single-core single-thread performance can be improved by an average of 30%.
ALLDOCUBE GT Book Review: BenchmarkingAn important feature of a budget laptop is efficiency. In this regard, the GT Book’s performance in different benchmark tests met our expectations. The laptop provides 4 power modes to meet different working scenarios. Users can switch between power saving, better battery, better performance and maximum performance according to their needs.


Let’s take a look at the Celeron N5100 processor first. The single burning test is more about showing the stability of the CPU performance. After a 30-minute Stress FPU test in the AIDA64 benchmark, the N5100 can run up to 2.2GHz on all cores in the first 15 minutes without obvious throttling; power consumption remains around 6W, and the core temperature remains below 80°C. Judging from the stress test results, the performance output stability of the N5100 is quite good, and the heat dissipation effect under high load is also relatively good. Due to the passive cooling design, operating noise is almost unnoticeable.
In terms of memory, the 12GB LPDDR4X-2933MHz dual-channel memory is fully sufficient for daily office use. In actual experience, its capacity is sufficient and multi-tasking performance has been improved. In the AIDA64 Cache & Memory Benchmark, the tested memory read speed was 16906MB/s; the write speed was 29435MB/s; the copy speed was 27159MB/s; and the latency was 70.1 ns.
In terms of performance, PCMARK 10 has a total score of 2561 points, including 6100 points for necessities, 3768 points for productivity, and 1984 points for digital content creation. Judging from the sub-scores, GT Book performs well for office use, but in terms of digital creation, compared to basic and office use, the efficiency is not so high. If you want to play heavy gaming on your laptop, the GT Book is not a good choice. However, we still ran the CSGO fps benchmark on the GT Book at 720p resolution. The average running frame rate is around 43fps.
ALLDOCUBE GT Book Review: ALLDOCUBE GT Book Laptop BatteryLifeAs for the battery, thanks to the N5100 processor, its battery life is much better than we expected. It is equipped with a 5000mAh battery with 36W PD charging efficiency. After efficient endurance testing of daily tasks, GT Book can support up to 5 hours of continuous use in better battery mode.


From portability to ease of use, ALLDOCUBE GT Book still brings good efficiency and good stability, bringing consumers an attractive choice for business, office and basic entertainment within the budget price range. Not to mention, the slim metal body and good build quality make it stand out from other products in the sub-$400 price range. That said, the GT Book could be a solid choice for consumers looking for a basic laptop in 2021.

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Pentax K10D Digital SLR Review

A few years ago Pentax may have been the UK’s leading supplier of advanced amateur and semi-professional cameras, but over the following years their position has declined. Pretty much the last legacy brand to go digital with the awfully named *istD, they then did minor upgrades with Ls and Ss suffixes. But recently, everything has changed and K is back! First there was the K100D with the new Anti-Shake (AS) device and now the K10D with AS and a host of new features is aimed not only at advanced amateurs but also semi-professionals.


Historically, all cameras worth their salt have had PASM, which stands for Program, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Manual. Pentax has gone a step further with this camera, which I call PASIM because they added a very reasonable ISO priority setting. Pentax calls it sensitivity priority, but we usually know it as changing the ISO setting. In fact, there are two versions of sensitivity mode, one that chooses shutter and aperture for you, and another called Shutter and Aperture mode that allows you to choose shutter and aperture while optimizing the ISO for you.
The next big advancement was the image processing engine. Called PRIME (Pentax Real IMaging Engine), it collects data from sensors in 22-bit format and then A/D converts it to 12-bit RAW or 8-bit JPEG for storage. Pentax claims better graduation results with this system. DDR memory is used to keep image processing and data transfer as fast as possible.
AS and dust removal are interrelated, as the sensor features a nanotechnology-based fluorine seal to prevent dust settling, an adhesive strip to collect particles, and a combined vibration function to remove stubborn particles such as pollen. AS is said to allow the lens to improve independently by up to four stops when held handheld. (PEF) RAW and the Adobe Universal RAW format DNG RAW. JPEGs can be shot in three sizes (10, 6 and 2 megapixels) and in three qualities (three stars, two stars or one star). The camera also supports SDHC compatible cards, offering higher capacities.


The menu system will be familiar to anyone upgrading from an early Pentax DSLR, and is simple to navigate for those new to the system. The secondary menu, accessed by pressing the Fn button on the right side of the rear screen below the daisy wheel, common displays changes such as shooting mode, white balance, flash and ISO settings. White balance is adjustable between automatic, six presets, manual and Kelvin scale. Shutter options include single shot, continuous shot, 12-second timer, 2-second timer, IR remote, and IR remote with 3-second delay. ISO can be set from 100 to 1600 in 1/3 or 1/3 stop increments, and the flash has five different modes and compensation from –2 to +1 stop, also in 1/3 or 1/3 stop increments. quantity.
A switch on the side of the K-AF2 lens mount allows single, continuous or manual focus selection, and the AF area can be set to automatic, selectable or center point via a knurled ring around a rocker-type daisy wheel. Select the metering mode via the auxiliary ring below the mode dial. Built with a stainless steel chassis, the K10D has a total of 72 individual seals mounted on its fiber-reinforced polycarbonate (FRP) body, making it dust and rain-resistant with a durable finish. It also feels well-made, without any pretense of light weight or small size. It’s not that the camera is too big or too heavy, it’s just right. Whether you have large hands or the more delicate version, it’s comfortable to hold, with plenty of space between the grip and lens mount for the clumsiest of fingers.
The shutter release is located at the top of the handle, and two adjustment wheels drop easily onto your thumb and forefinger. To the right of the top of the camera is an LCD screen that displays all shooting parameters as well as an estimate of the number of frames available on the SD memory card. On the left side of the prism housing, the main mode dial has a secondary lower ring that controls the metering mode. The prism housing itself contains a pop-up flash unit with a guide number of 11 , which is convenient but not overly functional, as well as a hot shoe. The controls on the rear of the camera are well laid out and bear a strong kinship with its younger siblings, but with a few extra features added to bolster its credentials. These include a ribbed ring around the rocker for selecting focus modes, a handy addition that has been removed from the menu. The K10D has a Pentax  K10D Camera Battery  grip that can be purchased as an extra, but it’s worth mentioning here. It’s one of the most comfortable grips out there, and it’s built just as well as the camera, with a similar seal. However, it does have one quirk. The handle only holds one battery, the original camera battery remains inside the camera. This does mean that to charge the first battery, the handle needs to be removed. On the plus side, the extra space in the handle can be used to accommodate a spare card holder. 


Flash optionsA pop-up flash is a handy piece of gear on any camera, especially for fill-light work rather than lighting the entire scene, and in this case it’s well thought out. The Function (Fn) button in the lower right corner of the home screen displays the usual secondary menu, one of the four options being flash settings. You can choose from Flash On, Flash On + Red Eye, Slow Sync, Slow Sync + Red Eye, and Rear Curtain Sync. With the screen on, you can use the rear thumbwheel to adjust flash compensation in ½ or 1/3 stop increments from –2 to +1 stop. The whole thing is very intuitive.
performanceWith a choice of two RAW, RAW + JPEG, or nine sizes/quality JPEG recording formats, the choice is almost confusing when it comes to storing your images. While three sizes and three qualities of JPEG are now common, Pentax unusually gives you the option to record RAW files in its own PEF format or Adobe’s universal DNG format. The included software Pentax Photo Lab supports both file types and is pretty good for free software.
Autofocus speed appears to be limited only by the lens, and since the camera is designed to operate with an upcoming sonic motor lens that Pentax is developing, it will be interesting to see how fast the system is.


At default settings, the camera produces files in JPEG format that are pleasantly colored and not oversaturated, and settings can be configured via the menus to achieve any desired amount of correction in image hue, saturation, contrast, or sharpness.digital noiseISO settings range from 100-1600, and the camera has a noise reduction setting that works at all speeds. While it does make some subtle differences at high ISO, this can be done much better with a dedicated software package. Regardless, files shot at speeds up to ISO800 are very useful, and the ability to select sensitivity speeds in half- or third-stop increments gives a lot of leeway. Metering is via 16-zone multi-segment, center-weighted or spot metering, selected via the secondary dial below the mode dial. It proved to be quite accurate, selecting the correct exposure for all scenes attempted.The 2.5-inch rear LCD screen proved bright and visible at fairly wide angles, and the 210,000-pixel display was more than adequate for the job. When viewing pictures, you can use the rear thumbwheel to zoom in, making the operation simple and fast .


The dedicated lithium-ion Pentax K10D Camera Battery proved to be very long-lasting, recharging within an hour at three-quarters of a charge, after a day of shooting with a lot of menu clutter. Stuff, some onboard flash for photos and a dedicated Pentax flash, and a lot of image removal to achieve this.

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Razer Orochi V2 Wireless Mouse Review: The Little Goblin

If you like a small, lightweight mouse and want to ditch all the cables, the Razer Orochi V2 is hard to resist, especially with its premium build. But players with larger hands should think twice. Finding the best gaming mouse for your needs and budget sometimes comes with trade-offs. If you’re willing to trade a mouse cable for battery, size for mobility, and RGB for simplicity, the Razer Orochi V2 is the latest Razer offering with an oddly enticing name.


Like the Orochi before it, the Razer Orochi V2 ($70 MSRP as of this writing) is a wireless gaming mouse (2.4 GHz adapter or Bluetooth) built for travel, and it shows in its small size . It is also lightweight, making it not only portable but also effortless to play while playing the most competitive FPS games.


The Orochi V2 is ambidextrous, but its slim side buttons are clearly meant for right-handers. There’s also a tiny indentation on the left side for added comfort for the right thumb, but it’s so subtle that lefties who can’t place their thumbs there won’t really miss much. Beyond these caveats, the Orochi V2 has a symmetrical small shape.

So while there’s no reason to think the Orochi V2 is more durable than Razer’s other gaming mice, it does have a less slippery finish, a better feel, and higher-quality materials than some of its siblings. But it’s still not completely sweatproof. In the heat of battle, my hand would still feel a little damp, even though it wasn’t warm at all.
Razer sees the Orochi V2 as a travel companion, and it’s lightweight enough to carry around. You can use AA or AAA   Orochi  Orochi V2 batteries (not both at the same time). The mouse weighs approximately 2.50 ounces when using AA  mouse batteries  and 2.29 ounces when using AAA batteries. In terms of heavier weight, it’s still significantly lighter than the G305 Lightspeed (3.49 ounces) , Katar Pro (3.39 ounces), and Rival 3 Wireless (3.39 ounces with AAA battery). Razer designed the Orochi V2 to be “weight – centered,” which helps the mouse feel more solid, rather than like a nearly empty piece of plastic you can toss around.


There’s a small gap near the bottom of the mouse that you can insert your fingernail into and pry off the top of the mouse, revealing the two Razer Orochi V2 mouse battery slots and dongle storage. However, the removable plastic on the mouse makes me nervous because it breaks easily. In the case of Orochi V2, there is a bug gap between the left and right click areas, and a gap below where the CPI button is.
When separated from the rest of the mouse, the top cover also has plasticity in the left and right-click areas. The loud clicking sound you hear when pushing the top back is never relaxing either. The good news is that this detachable chassis doesn’t t make the mouse feel bulky or click-heavy like other mice with detachable chassis, such as the Asus ROG Chakram.


At the same time, the rubber rollers provide reliable tactile movement and have rows of bumps on top, which are common. I’m concerned that these bumps will degrade over time and with heavy use, and that the quiet, rattling sound of the wheels starting up will make the Orochi V2 feel less premium. But gaming mouse scroll wheels are louder, and scroll wheels feel more hollow and disappointing (the DeathAdder V2 Mini’s scroll wheel happens to feel smoother and quieter).
Gaming performance of the Razer Orochi V2I find that one of the biggest advantages of a mouse on the battlefield is its construction. I use AA batteries for gaming, which makes the Orochi V2 weigh about 2.50 ounces. The DeathAdder V2 Mini weighs 2.24 ounces, but in a side-by- side comparison, casting and flicking were nearly equally easy regardless of grip type. My average-sized hands had no problem handling the Orochi V2’s smaller stature, and people with slightly larger hands than mine enjoyed gaming on the Orochi V2.
The Orochi V2 is moving by 100% PTFE feet that make up a significant area of ​​​​​​the mouse’s small underside. Especially when held with the fingertips, it’s almost like a large ice cube. However, with my favorite gamepad (the Claw Controller) , I find that my fingers have a higher downward slope than the left and right click buttons. I can still click, but it’s not as comfortable as I thought it would be. Also, my pinky finger often drags on the mouse pad, which also happens with palm grips. Having a larger mouse will help alleviate these issues. It provides about 400 hours of use, while the Corsair Katar Pro only provides 135 hours of use on one AA  Razer Orochi V2 battery.  


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Google Pixel 7 Pro review: Head-to-head with iPhone 14 Pro

It has flashier features than the regular Pixel 7, should you pay extra for the Pro version? Given that the Pixel 7 Pro has greedily grabbed all the major upgrades, it’s no surprise that Google wants you to buy this phone in 2022.

However, with the market for high-end phones already saturated, especially with Apple’s new iPhone 14 (£849), has Google made enough changes to make the Pixel 7 Pro stand out?


Launched alongside the Pixel Watch (£339) during Google’s annual reveal event, the Pixel 7 Pro packs a number of exclusive features, including a larger (6.7in) screen with higher resolution (QHD+), an extra rear camera (48MP telephoto) and larger (5,000mAh)Google Pixel 7 Pro battery.The headline news this year is the launch of Google’s second-generation Tensor G2 chipset, the successor to the first Google-made CPU in last year’s Pixel 6 Pro (£627). It promises some improvements in performance and efficiency thanks to an increase in maximum clock speed, and if it builds on the success of last year’s version, the G2 should be able to compete with the best in the industry.

The Pixel 7 Pro and its smaller sibling are the first smartphones to ship with Android 13 pre-installed, with Google promising five years of security updates. It’s also IP68 water-resistant and protected by a Gorilla Glass Victus layer on the front and back. Google Pixel 7 Pro review: Price and competition

How does this price compare to the competition? The iPhone 14 Pro proved to be the sweet spot, with prices starting at £1,099, making it £250 more expensive than the Pixel. The regular iPhone 14 costs the same £849 as last year’s iPhone 13, but this phone is completely different, with a smaller 60Hz screen, a smaller iPhone 14 Pro battery, only two cameras and the same chipset as last year’s iPhone 13 .
Size-wise, the Pixel 7 Pro is a bit of a brick, especially compared to the regular Pixel 7. The screen is bigger and the battery is bigger, but it’s quite heavy at 212 grams, which is a lot more on your hands. As a result, it’s a bit bulky to use with one hand, so if you plan on doing a lot of walking and texting, I would recommend a protective case. If you do drop it, the Pixel 7 Pro has some level of impact protection thanks to the multi-layered Gorilla Glass Victus sandwiched between the front and rear. It also has an IP68 rating, which means it can be submerged in water to a depth of 1.5m for up to 30 minutes.Google Pixel 7 Pro review: Display

As expected, the Pixel 7 Pro has a larger screen, with a 6.7-inch OLED display. The panel also has a higher resolution than the regular Pixel 7 — QHD+ (3,120 x 1,440) compared to FHD+ — and a smoother refresh rate at 120Hz One thing to note is that the resolution can be changed in your phone’s settings menu. Switches to FHD+ by default, which may be a  Pixel 7 Pro battery-saving measure on the Pixel 7 Pro. More predictably, this is another great screen in terms of color performance Google Pixel 7 Pro review: Performance and Google Pixel 7 Pro battery life


As I mentioned above, Google’s second-generation Tensor chipset, the G2, first appeared in the Pixel 7 Pro. Google has increased the clock speed of the eight-core CPU to 2.85GHz (from 2.8GHz last year), and the on- chip AI and machine learning algorithms are said to be faster, too. The phone is available with 128GB or 256GB of internal storage, and whichever model you choose, you’ll get 12GB of RAM – the regular Pixel 7 only gets 8GB.

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Oppo Find X5 Pro review: A bit of a beauty

With Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, triple Hasselblad cameras, and 80W fast charging, Oppo Find X5 Pro is a stunning Samsung Galaxy S22 rival The phone of 2022 so far is the Samsung Galaxy S22 UltraSmartphone BatteryWhile the Oppo Find X5 Pro doesn’t come with A stylus, it’s just as special.
Review: What you need to knowMy title really says it all. The Find X5 Pro is a stunning phone and there really is no other phone that can compare to it in terms of aesthetics. I’ll go into more detail as we get deeper into this review, but the good news is that the Find X5 Pro is just as exciting in other ways.

There’s also a larger 5,000mAhOppo Find X5 phone battery that now supports lightning-fast 80W charging. The front features a 6.7-inch QHD+ AMOLED display with a variable refresh rate of 120Hz, and there are three Hasselblad cameras on the back of the phone : 50MP (f/1.7) main sensor, 13MP (f/2.4) 2x zoom, and 50MP (f/2.2) 110 Super wide angle.
Oppo Find X5 Pro review: Design and key featuresLike the 2021 Find X3 Pro, this year’s model is an especially capable flagship. The feature-packed Find X5 Pro (Oppo skipped the Find X4) also happens to be a phone that draws admiring glances when you pull it out of your pocket during your pocket daily commute.
Oppo Find X5 Pro review: DisplayThe phone has a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with QHD+ resolution and a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. The monitor supports 10-bit color, HDR10+ playback, and has a 1,000Hz touch sampling rate. And, like the S22 Ultra, the minimum refresh rate is dropped to 1Hz, which should help extend  Oppo Find X5 Pro battery life when performing simple tasks like reading ebooks. As for the actual quality of the screen, everything is above board. There are four color modes to choose from, and I found the Natural setting to be the most color accurate, with 94% sRGB gamut coverage, 96% total volume, and an average Delta E of 1. On the other hand, gaming performance has been greatly improved. Unfortunately, our usual GFXBenchManhattan 3 screen test tops out at 60fps , and since you can’t force a 120Hz refresh rate on every app, there doesn’t seem to be a huge improvement here at first glance.

Oppo Find X5 Pro review: Camera
The Oppo Find X5 Pro’s camera took up a large portion of the phone’s launch event, and for good reason. This year the phone comes with three cameras on the rear, including a primary 50MP (f/1.7) sensor, a 50MP (f/ 2.2) 110-degree ultra-wide angle, and a 13MP (f/2.4) 2x telephoto zoom.
The front of the phone houses a 32MP (f/2.4) selfie camera housed in a punch-hole notch in the upper left corner of the display. It uses a new “intelligent FoV” system that switches between 80 and 90 degrees depending on how many people are in the frame, and it works pretty well. Oppo Find X5 Pro review: ConclusionThe Oppo Find X5 Pro is kind of beautiful. Just like its predecessor, it’s a stunning piece of hardware with high-end components and a greatOppo Find X5  phone battery life.

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Huawei MateBook 14s review: Huawei’s best compact laptop

Huawei’s laptop lineup hasn’t changed much over the past few years, at least not physically. Sure, the processors have been updated, but if you place the 2019, 2020, and 2021 models of the MateBook 14, MateBook X Pro, or MateBook D15 side by side, you’ll find it hard to tell which is which.


However, the MateBook 14s is a new product rather than an update of an existing model, with fewer Huawei features and new screen specs. Huawei MateBook 14s review: What you need to know
 Huawei MateBook 14s review: Design and build qualityI’ve often criticized Huawei for its lack of risk-taking in design. Over the past four years, each subsequent model in its laptop line has looked very similar to the one before it. Its bloody refusal to abandon to the ridiculous placement of the webcam beneath the fake function keys is another stick with which I repeatedly beat it. Thankfully, the winds of change are blowing in Huawei’s design department, because while the MateBook 14s bears a strong family resemblance to the MateBook X Pro and MateBook, etc. Huawei MateBook 14s review: Keyboard, touchpad, and webcamLike the chassis, the keyboard deck is very solid, with barely any flex even when you poke the center. It has precise, clean 1.5mm action and two-level backlighting, although it’s a little dark even at the brighter setting.

The touchpad, on the other hand, is large and generally flawless, with satisfying clicks. While the extra key between F6 and F7 hides the pop-up webcam found in other Huawei laptops, here it launches Microsoft’s voice recognition software, which I found more useful. I found myself dictating text more often than usual thanks to this handy feature, and the laptop’s four noise-canceling microphones did an excellent job of picking up what I was saying, no matter how much background noise there was.
Speaking of webcams, the MateBook 14s’ 720p camera is pretty poor in terms of video quality, but it at least supports Windows Hello IR recognition, and if that’s not your bag for biometrics, there’s also a fingerprint scanner built into the power button.
Huawei MateBook 14s review: Performance and Huawei MateBook 14s battery lifeInside the Huawei MateBook 14s, you’ll find the Tiger Lake Core i7-11370H processor, which we’ve already seen in the Asus TUF Dash 15 and Acer Predator Triton 300SE. It’s a quad-core component with a maximum clock frequency of 4.8 GHz, which strikes a good balance between power consumption and efficiency.


Expert Reviews’ internal media benchmark score of 178 puts it on par with leaders like the Apple MacBook Pro with M1 and the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 with AMD Ryzen 7. In Geekbench 5 testing, the MateBook comes in a close second. It also performed reasonably well on ourLenovo Yoga Slim 7batterydrain test, lasting 11 hours and 8 minutes. That’s shorter than the Lenovo’s 15 hours and 40 minutes, but better than the Razer Book 13’s. In our performance tests, the MateBook 14s was put into performance mode, which increases the processor TDP to a maximum of 45W and makes the fans more powerful.

Huawei MateBook 14s battery test, it was put into Balanced mode, but with the screen refresh rate set to 90Hz instead of the less power-hungry 60Hz. You can switch between refresh rates simply by pressing Fn+R.

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Avita Pura 14 review: The cheapest Ryzen 5 laptop on the market

Avita’s latest offering, the Avita Pura 14, is its cheapest model yet. Still, it manages to pack in some impressive internals. Will it be the best budget laptop of 2020? Avita Pura 14 review: What you need to knowThe Avita Pura 14 is a modest budget Full HD laptop from lifestyle brand Avita (a subsidiary of Hong Kong tech giant Nexstgo), positioned as an all-day work machine for students and professionals. It’s powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processor, has 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and runs Windows 10 Home.


Avita has released additional configurations of the Pura 14 in some international markets, with up to 8GB of RAM and a choice of Ryzen 3 or Intel processors, but so far there’s been no sign of these coming to the UK. Avita Pura 14 review: Price and competitionAt just £330, the Avita Pura 14 is the most competitively priced Ryzen 5 laptop we’ve seen to date. You can buy it from a variety of UK online retailers, including JD Williams and Jacamo. The Bmax X14 is one of the Avita Pura 14’s closest competitors – at least in terms of price. At the time of our review, its £399 price tag was excellent value for money. However, the performance of its Intel Celeron N4100 CPU is meager compared to the cheaper Ryzen 5-powered Pura 14.


At £549, the Honor MagicBook 14 Laptop Batteryremains our favorite budget 14in laptop. It also runs an AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processor, but comes with 8GB of RAM, twice as much as the Pura 14. It’s a better machine in every way, from CPU performance and battery life to display quality and overall build quality. The extra expense is well worth it. Avita Pura 14 review: Design, keyboard and touchpadUnpacking the Avita Pura 14, the cheapness of its build is immediately apparent. The gray plastic chassis has a tacky, rough surface, and the entire machine makes a squeaking sound every time it’s picked up, opened, or closed. The wrist rest area is particularly fragile and can be pressed down until you hear a click. Avita Pura 14 review: display and audioAvita’s pricier Liber 14 has a decent IPS display, so I had high hopes for the Pura’s 1,920 x 1,080 14-inch IPS panel. But sadly, its screen is the dimmest and dimmest of any laptop I’ve tested, with a maximum brightness of just 194cd/m².Color performance is similarly poor; the panel covers 59.4% of the sRGB color gamut, with shocking accuracy across the palette—greens and reds are off, while deep blues are completely off. Avata Pura 14 review: Performance and Avita Pura 14 laptop batterylifeNormally I wouldn’t expect much from CPU performance in a £330 laptop. However, the Avita Pura 14 surprised me thanks to its AMD Ryzen 5 3500U processor. In our 4K media benchmark, the Pura 14 achieved an overall score of 80 points. That’s respectable, and not far off the speeds recorded by the pricier Huawei MateBook D 15 and Honor MagicBook 14 laptops. In standard day-to-day use, the Pura 14 felt reasonably snappy, but pushing it harder revealed its limitations: Once I got past 20 tabs in Chrome, the machine started to feel sluggish. Avita Pura 14 Review: VerdictThe Avata Pura 14 does far more than any £330 laptop should. But make no mistake: Ryzen 5 CPUs don’t leave much room for anything else in the budget. The build quality is weak, the display isn’t great, the Avita Pura 14 laptop’s battery life is mediocre, and its SSD speeds are anything but cutting-edge. If you can spend an extra £200, Honor’s MagicBook 14 is a product like no other.

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The best cheap tablets of 2024: Great value options tested and ranked

Below you’ll find a comprehensive roundup of all the best budget tablets under £350/$400. The list includes a range of options to choose from. Some people go for price, while others focus on other elements such as a great display, longtablet battery life or powerful processing power, and we’ve highlighted the highlights of each element as much as possible to make your buying decision easier.

Honor Tablet X9The Honor Tablet X9 features a large 11.5-inch display and a 2000 x 1200 resolution, which is enough to compete with most of the budget competition, but the addition of a 120Hz refresh rate makes it really stand out. The super-smooth refresh rate helps the tablet feel responsive, with smooth animations and better response times when playing games on the tablet. Despite being powered by a middling Snapdragon 685 chipset and 4GB of RAM, the Honor X9 can still handle everyday tasks such as browsing the web, split- screen multitasking, and even gaming at a moderate graphics level. Add to that the long Honor X9  tablet battery life, a landscape-mounted selfie camera for video chats, and surprisingly good speakers, and it becomes an easy recommendation for any budget tablet buyer. 

Apple iPad 9Best Value iPad
The iPad 9 is our cheapest Apple tablet recommendation for budget buyers. Although it didn’t impress us as much as the lighter and more powerful iPad Air 2022 when we reviewed it, it’s still the best value option if you’re 100% committed to an Apple device. While the screen doesn’t have a variable refresh rate and the bezels around it are undoubtedly thick, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better option at this price, especially if you’re an Apple fan. The 10.2-inch Retina display is the sharpest on this list, and with solid black levels and high maximum brightness, it’s perfect for watching Netflix on the go. The tablet is also solidly built and comes with a variety of case options, some of which come with keyboards, meaning it’s a good choice for older kids who need a device for schoolwork and entertainment. The A13 Bionic chip in the iPad 9 means that, according to our exhaustive testing, you won’t run into any performance issues unless you’re doing high-end video editing or vector graphics. The only downside is that, despite being cheap by Apple standards, the iPad 9 is still the most expensive option on this list, which is why we can’t recommend it for young children.

Lenovo Tab M10 PlusBest Cheap Entertainment Tablet
The Lenovo Tab M10 Plus is a budget tablet that has a premium look and feel, with an aluminum unibody body and a stone-grained strip on one side of the back that further elevates its design status. It’s really a good-looking tablet, measuring just 7.5mm thick and with rounded edges that are comfortable to hold in the palm of your hand. The 10.61-inch 2000 x 1200 display has a 16:10 aspect ratio, which keeps black bars to a minimum when watching video content such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, and when paired with the Dolby Atmos-enabled speakers, the viewing experience is quite enjoyable. Brightness of 400nits isn’t enough for HDR playback, but it’s more than adequate for outdoor use. It’s a shame the MediaTek MT6769V chipset isn’t more powerful, with our reviewer noting that unpredictable stuttering occasionally plagued the tablet, and it’s also not powerful enough to run demanding 3D games. It does have a compatible stylus accessory, which makes it a tempting option for note-taking students, although it’ll cost you an extra £45.Lenovo Tab M10 battery

Amazon Fire Max 11The Amazon Fire Max 11 is the latest in a series of Amazon Fire-branded tablets from the retail giant, though this one looks and feels different. With a more mature design that’s a bit reminiscent of Apple’s iPad Air, complete with rounded edges and a slightly raised single-camera bump on the back, the tablet feels a lot more premium than its price tag would suggest. The 11-inch 2000 x 1200 IPS LCD display may not have the OLED technology of more premium tablets, but it does have a fully laminated screen. That might not sound like much, but it means there’s no air gap between the front glass and the LCD panel, like there is on Apple’s cheaper iPads, eliminating that cheap, hollow feeling when you tap and swipe on the display.

According to Amazon, the large display is designed for productivity, and it even sells a dedicated stylus and keyboard case accessory for the tablet separately, further separating it from the rest of the budget Fire range. Despite Amazon’s best efforts to position it as a productivity workhorse, the lack of pro-level apps on Amazon’s limited Fire OS and Appstore hinders it from achieving its goals. Even the built-in word processing app doesn’t properly adapt to the tablet’s display. It’s a real shame, too, because the chipset inside easily beats almost everything else in our chart, and by a wide margin. Still, it does mean it’s great for gaming and general everyday use, as long as your favorite apps and games are available on the Fire OS platform. The Amazon Fire Max 11 also has great  Amazon Fire Max 11  tablet battery life, with long standby time that can last for more than a week when not in use, but with only a 9W charging brick in the box, charging can be slow.


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Review: HP Elite x3 — A Windows 10 Mobile powerhouse

The Windows Phone market hasn’t seen any interesting Windows Phone devices for many years. Last year, Microsoft launched its new flagships – the Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL, but these devices didn’t have many impressive features compared to some of the other offerings in the market. We are indeed talking about the Elite x3 from HP, a powerful device that offers (almost) everything you could possibly need on a modern smartphone and more. The x3 has the usual matte black plastic on the back. You can also see the HP logo near the bottom of the device, which looks pretty gorgeous. From the front, the HP Elite x3 does look pretty good thanks to the front-facing speakers at the bottom. The speaker grille at the bottom gives the Elite x3 an interesting look that makes the device look even better. If HP had just gone with the usual speakers at the back, the device wouldn’t have looked that good. Smartphone displays today are pretty similar to each other, with most devices sporting the usual AMOLED displays, and what you see on the displays of most new smartphones isn’t all that surprising. Likewise, the HP Elite x3 comes with a massive 5.96-inch display. It sports a WQHD AMOLED display, which is something you’d typically find on a high-end smartphone. The Elite x3’s 5.96-inch display produces bright colors, and the display’s viewing angles are also very good. In short, Windows 10 Mobile looks gorgeous on the Elite x3 — that is, when you’re not in the sun.


Performance-wise, most high-end Windows Phone devices don’t disappoint. The same is true for the Elite x3. . Sure, the Elite x3 can struggle in certain situations, but that’s something you’ll see on most smartphones. It’s worth noting that the out-of-the-box performance of the device may not be very impressive, but once you download all the available updates, everything should feel much faster. The HP Elite x3 is already very fast, and if Microsoft focuses on improving the performance of Windows 10 Mobile, the device should be even faster. Video recording on the Elite x3’s rear camera is actually pretty good for the most part. The audio quality of the videos is good, and the video quality is good enough. However, the autofocus issue remains disappointing, and the camera can take 5-10 seconds to finally focus, which is really annoying. This is obviously something HP can fix with a firmware update, so hopefully it’ll be addressed in the near future.


On the other hand, the front camera of the Elite x3 isn’t very impressive, but it’s not bad. The 8MP sensor can take some decent selfies – that is, in good lighting conditions. The front camera of the Elite x3 can also record high-quality videos and excellent audio, which is very important for business customers. Battery life is also very important for smartphones these days. Most smartphones don’t have great battery life these days, and that’s because most companies are focused on making smartphones thinner (I’m looking at you, Apple). On the other hand, HP has equipped the Elite x3 with a massive 4150mAh battery, which is larger than what you usually see on most high-end devices. For example, the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone batteryhas a 3500mAh battery, theiPhone 6s Plus smartphone battery has a 2750mAh battery, and the Lumia 950 XL smartphone batteryhas a 3340mAh battery. Thanks to the Elite x3 smartphone battery, you can expect to get about 1.5 days of smartphone battery life with moderate use. Daily tasks like replying to emails, browsing the web, browsing Twitter, etc. should easily get you 1 and a half days of use out of the device. Of course, when you push the limits and use the device frequently, the device’s smartphone

battery may struggle to last 24 hours. In case you’re wondering, the phone’s Continuum also reduces significantly smartphone batterylife. As I mentioned earlier, the Continuum’s Desk Dock can charge the Elite x3 while you’re using it, which is very useful because Continuum consumes a lot of the HP Elite x3 smartphone battery. HP also includes the usual features like fast charging and wireless charging, both of which work well on the Elite x3, just like most other smartphones. Overall, I have no complaints about the HP Elite x3 smartphone battery life: it can easily last a day, fast charging is nice, and using the Desk Dock to charge the device while using Continuum is also very neat. The good thing about the Elite x3 earphones is that they are not the ordinary earphones that you’ll find on most smartphones.


The earphones on the Elite x3 do sound great, and the design is stylish as well. The earphones on the device come with a fabric braided headphone cable to prevent tangling. The earphones obviously don’t include any “premium” features like noise cancellation, but they’re still very good and much better than the crappy earphones you get with most smartphones. For businesses, the Elite x3 is a great buy for Continuum,  HP Elite x3 smartphone battery life, security, and a large display
For consumers, the story is less rosy. HP Elite x3 performs poorly in some important areas, such as camera quality, outdoor screen quality, speaker quality, app availability, and importantly, value for money, especially when the comparable Lumia 950 XL offers such a great price. Consumers generally don’t need Continuum, don’t have access to HP Workspace at all, and will be put off by the high prices of HP accessories and should probably steer clear.

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Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED review: Almost a Studiobook

A laptop with impressive specs and a gorgeous OLED screen, the Asus Vivobook Pro 16X is a laptop that can be used almost anywhere. Its CPU and GPU are the most powerful currently on the market, and whether it’s gaming, image editing, content creation or any other work that involves heavy number crunching, this laptop will rise to the challenge. The Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED is the second laptop I’ve reviewed recently that has a sticker on its lid declaring it the “best Asus OLED laptop for creators” , the other being the ProArt Studiobook OLED.

The Vivobook has similar specs to the ProArt, but lacks the physical knob on the trackpad, and is a few hundred pounds cheaper. Laptops this big are usually bought as desktop replacement machines and don’t see much lap time, so in order to make them the best laptops for graphic design possible, things like long Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED laptop battery life and cool running are ignored in favor of sheer processing power and graphics performance, which are the Vivobook’s two big strengths. The main highlight on the outside of the laptop’s shell is the screen, a 3.2K HDR OLED with a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz. It’s not a touchscreen, but it has everything you’d expect from an OLED panel in 2023 – bright, sharp, colorful, its color accuracy is Pantone-validated, and it can display 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. It also has a 16:10 aspect ratio, which is slightly taller than the more common 16:9 widescreens and better suited to working with multiple documents and windows. There’s a trackpad, offset to the left, decently sized, and marked by the presence (or rather absence) of the Asus dial we saw on the Studiobook Pro. Here, a circle punctuates one corner of the trackpad, inviting you to twirl your fingertips here, mimicking the turning of a dial. The island-style keyboard comes with a soft backlight, full-size keys, and 1.4mm of travel. It feels very good to type on, with a soft feel under your fingers .

The number pad is small and squeezed into the side, while at the top of the screen, the webcam is joined by a privacy shutter, with a sliding switch to cover it. Connectivity on the Vivobook is very good, with a pair of Thunderbolt 4 ports for connecting to a monitor or charging the laptop, plus a full-size HDMI 2.1 socket, USB-A and a combo headphone socket on one side, and an SD card reader, USB 3.2 Type-A port, Ethernet and a dedicated charging connection (which it prefers you use) on the other. Wi-Fi is type 6E, which allows for the latest wireless transmission technology, and there’s a Bluetooth 5.3 radio, which should work well for wireless keyboards and headphones. Performance For the components inside the Vivobook 16X OLED, you’d expect a decent level of performance, and we weren’t disappointed. You’ll get great performance in Photoshop, Lightroom, Blender and Baldur’s Gate 3 from this laptop.

The CPU is a 24-core chip from Intel’s Raptor Lake architecture – the latest at the time of writing. It has a maximum turbo speed of 5.6GHz, which wouldn’t be out of place in a desktop workstation. However, we note that its multi-core Geekbench score is higher than that of the Asus ProArt Studiobook, which is a laptop from the same manufacturer that uses the same components and should therefore provide roughly similar scores. We can only speculate what the difference is – perhaps a change in the cooling system, or that the ProArt needs to return to the Creative Bloq benchmarker for another test.
The Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED laptop battery life is just what you’d expect from a laptop with this level of computing power. Only the MacBook really stands out in this regard, with its more energy-efficient silicon architecture under its aluminum shell. Our Asus Vivobook  batterylife result of only about five and a half hours, using a test that keeps the screen permanently on and runs an office workload including video calls and spreadsheets, is about what you’d expect from a 2023 creative workstation laptop – the Vivobook It’s portable, but you won’t want to use it for long periods away from a wall socket, especially if you’re hammering the chip harder than in our test.
It gets hot underneath, too.

The heat is isolated in two specific places – the center of the back below the vents, and the center right of the base, which provides some clues as to where the CPU and GPU are located inside. This is a computer that’s best left on a desk, and the weight highlights that. Should I buy the Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED? . The Asus Vivobook Pro 16X OLED is packed with a ton of quality components, but it’s up against a lot of high- end machines (some of which are from Asus itself) that will compete with it in terms of processing power. That said, there’s really nothing wrong with the Vivobook – its OLED screen looks beautiful, it doesn’t run too hot, and there are plenty of ports to connect it to other devices and use it as a desktop replacement. It’s versatile, and while it may lack a specific focus, it’s a good choice if you just want to have one laptop at a time. It’s a bit overkill for web browsing and basic office tasks, but you’ll appreciate the investment when you fire up creative applications.

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