Reviews

TECNO Pouvoir 4 has been available in the Kenyan market for a while now. It is the latest device in their series of battery-focused devices. This year, TECNO has pushed the limits to 6000mAh with a whole 7-inch display! There’s 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage

Airtel TV is finally available in Kenya. The completely free streaming app that competes in the same space as both Showmax and Netflix, is available on both Android and iOS. You can access a lot of content through the App including Movies, TV Shows, Music Videos, and Live TV.

Hisense is bringing Quantum Dot Technology to the budget TV market. You can get this TV in Kenya for as less as KES. 50,000 and as much as KES. 58,000.

These are the standout features of TECNO's battery king, the Pouvoir 4. It features a 7-inch display and a 6000mAh battery and costs KES. 14,999

There’s 6GB of RAM here, with up to 128GB storage. There’s a 5000mAh battery, a 48MP lens, and 18W fast charging which is sadly over Micro-USB in 2020. There’s also a huge 6.95 display

The OPPO A92 is an excellent phone. All round, it is the first OPPO phone I've really truly loved using out of all OPPO devices I've used this year. Get this phone. But read my review first.

Samsung's RU7100 series consists of 4K UHD TVs. They're available in the Kenyan market.

The ASUS UX434F is a fun machine. It is a light, easy, premium notebook. But it packs enough power to perform most of the day to day tasks required of it by a wide variety of users. I've loved my time with it, and this is my full review.

Recently I got the ASUS Zenbook 14 for review. It is a beautiful and amazing device. I love it. I really do. It is well powered, well spec’d and fits well into very many people’s daily routine.

The Huawei Y8p is now available for KES. 25,000. For that, you get 6GB RAM, 128GB storage, an OLED display, an under the display fingerprint scanner, a Kirin 710F processor, and Triple camera setup with a 48MP main lens. Should you buy it?

This is a full camera review for both the Camon 15 and the Camon 15 Premier which are TECNO's latest in the camera-centred series of phones.

I don't think I can ever truly detach myself from Chrome on the phone. But I have for over 4 months now never used Chrome on my laptop. It used to be the first thing I'd install on my laptops, now I don't bother. I'm getting great battery life, the browser springs up to life in an instance, my extensions and plugins work well, and the scrolling is really smooth. The Google services that didn't seem to work well earlier on on Microsoft Edge also now work okay.

The TECNO Spark 5 is a budget device whose recommended retail has been set at KES. 13,999. As a replacement for the TECNO Spark 4, it is normal to draw comparisons for the two devices.

TECNO Spark 5 vs Infinix HOT 9, Which one to get?

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