Telstra Smart Modem Gen 3: get connected (review) - GadgetGuy
WEBJun 21, 2022 · Moving to the next room, the Gen 3’s 5 GHz strengths begin to shine through, seemingly at the expense of the 2.4 GHz network. Signal strength drops to 75% (5 GHz) and 82% (2.4 GHz) bands. This beats the Gen 2’s 70% 5 GHz signal, but doesn’t quite keep up with the Gen 2’s 85% 5 GHz signal.
Motorola G14 review: affordable smartphone hits the spot
WEBSep 25, 2023 · 8.3. Buy on Amazon. Covering the basics without breaking the bank, the Motorola G14 is the sweet spot for those shopping on a very tight budget. While it’s great to own the latest flagship smartphone with all the bells and whistles, often the feature set and price tag are far beyond the needs of many people. These days there’s a great range ...
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Motorola Moto G54 5G review: more for less - GadgetGuy
WEBOct 19, 2023 · While sticking with tried and true dimensions, the Moto G54 5G thankfully returns to a sharper 2400×1080 pixel screen, after the G53 5G scaled this down to a very disappointing 1600×720 pixels. It’s a bright, crisp IPS LCD screen that is very pleasing to the eye, supported by a 120Hz refresh rate for silky smooth scrolling.
LG QNED81 4K TV review: a summer sports & gaming companion
WEBOct 18, 2023 · It’s easy to use, supports a lot of streaming platforms and casting options, and will set you up nicely for the upcoming sporting summer. Support for 120Hz refresh rates also means the QNED81 is a decent TV for gaming. LG QNED81 4K TV. With vibrant colours, 120Hz support, and a wide viewing angle, …
Ultimate hotspot – Nighthawk M6 Pro (review) - GadgetGuy
WEBOct 8, 2022 · The Nighthawk M6 Pro mobile router is a Telstra 5G battery-powered hotspot with lightning-fast internet speed via Wi-Fi 6 or ethernet. A mobile hotspot can be purchased from a supermarket for as little as $29, so to spend $749 is a big jump. This jump, however, adds a load of features from battery to internet speed to the number of devices you ...
Starlink Standard Kit review: connect from anywhere - GadgetGuy
WEBJun 18, 2024 · Mobile (Roam): Designed for travellers who connect from different locations, e.g. RV use. Standard Hardware: $599. Monthly Australia: $174 unlimited data for use anywhere in Australia (vehicle cannot exceed 16km/hr) *I used this plan for this review. Monthly Global: $300 unlimited data for use anywhere in the world.
Caravanner's guide to connecting to the internet anywhere …
WEBJul 5, 2022 · Communication ranges. UHF Radio – 1 watt power up to 7km, 5 watts of power for up to 17km; 3G or 4G mobile phone – in a perfect environment may allow you to make a call 24km from a mobile phone tower. (Note that a 5G signal is designed for about 500m). Internet is available at high speeds, capable of streaming video.
Fetch TV Mighty (Gen 4) – one with the lot (review) - GadgetGuy
WEBApr 1, 2022 · It’s a major hardware refresh which impacts almost every aspect of the box. For starters, the Fetch TV Mighty (Gen 4) gets a major performance upgrade. It doubles the performance of the processor, bumps up the RAM from 3 to 4 GB and doubles the flash storage to 8 GB. There’s still a 1 TB hard drive for storing recordings.
Synology RT6600ax: a feature rich Wi-Fi 6 router (review)
WEBSep 30, 2022 · The RT6600ax might have a limited number of LAN and USB ports but stellar speeds and a robust feature set coupled with industry leading router management software put the RT6600ax at the top of the pack as far …