Luke Thomas

Owner of a rooted One and Nexus 7. Mostly write reviews of apps and any hardware I can get my hands on. I frequent Google+ and XDA-Developers.

TaoTronics Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter – Review

TaoTronics Wireless In-Car Bluetooth FM Transmitter – Review TaoTronics has recently released the TT-FT02 which is a dedicated in-car FM transmitter. Its a great little piece of kit, it plugs into the cars lighter socket and connects to your mobile via Bluetooth. Once connected it allows you to stream music to your car via an FM signal, and also allows for calls to be answered while out and ...[Read More]

Tech21 M8 Impact Shell – Review

Tech21 M8 Impact Shell – Review As I am always on the search for the next best case, I was excited to try out the Impact Shell for my HTC One M8 from Techg21. The case comes in four different colors: smokey, red, purple and pink, though it will cost you £24.99. Now I know that may seem like a lot, however Tech21 has proven time and time again that their products are worth the cost. I was a b...[Read More]

Poseidon Portable Charger – Kickstarter

Poseidon Portable Charger – Kickstarter Poseidon is the ultimate source for mobile power with unparalleled capacity and durability. It was designed with our patented technology, which protects the Poseidon from liquid and corrosion for the most rugged lifestyle. The Poseidon has the maximum rating on the IP standard, IP68, making it both dustproof and waterproof. With a military grade standa...[Read More]

Griffin Woodtones Over-the-Ear – Review

Griffin Woodtones Over-the-Ear – Review Making wood the primary design element for headphones is common trend nowadays, with a lot of companies sacrificing sound and performance, in order to get the look right. The Griffin WoodTones Over-the-Ear Headphones, though, were a nice surprise. At £99.99, they’re an affordable pair of headphones with great audio balance which goes with their g...[Read More]

Griffin PowerDock 5 – Review

Griffin PowerDock 5 – Review Everyone except my nan, has more than one device. It could be a tablet, another phone, or other. We all know the scene, man being attacked by his wife for unplugging her phone to charge his M8. So what we need is a device to allow us to charge all our devices, at the same time, only using one plug. Enter Griffin’s PowerDock 5 (£99), a juggernaut five-port c...[Read More]

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HooToo TripMate Nano HT-TM02 – Review

HooToo TripMate Nano HT-TM02 – Review HooToo TripMate Nano is a portable wireless network router and USB storage wireless reader. With the wireless network router, you can easily convert a wired network into wireless, even in a hotel room or a university dorm room. It works really well as a WiFi router, access point and wifi hotspot. With the built in USB storage wireless file sharer, you ca...[Read More]

Dice+ – Review

Dice+ – Review Dice+ has been around for a couple of years. It’s a bluetooth-enabled die that aims to help people move away from dusty board games and into the future. It offers the players a physical way to interact with digital board games, without all the negative points such as clutter and losing pieces. There are even a few features that could boost the overall game playing experi...[Read More]

X-Mini KAI 2 – Review

X-Mini KAI 2 – Review The motto for X-Mini is “sound beyond size”, this is due to their  small speakers that are big on sound. This is the first X-Mini speaker I’ve had a chance to review. I was absolutely blown away by the sound that came out. This is the ultimate Bluetooth speaker. It’s built for travel and sound quality but also allows you to take a conference call at the push of a ...[Read More]

BACtrack Vio – Review

BACtrack Vio – Review Last year, I did a review for the BACtrack Mobile Bluetooth breathalyzer. After some testing (nights out) I found it to be a very accurate piece of kit, even if its a bit pricey at £130. This made it a little out of people price range. Despite stating it as “police-grade,” BACtrack devices are not intended to be used as a device for deciding when it’s ...[Read More]

Outdoor Tech Privates – Review

Outdoor Tech Privates – Review I love the look of Outdoor Tech’s products, and the vaguely retro-military style of the Outdoor Technology Privates is what keeps me going back to these guys. Coming in at £99.95, these Bluetooth headphones provide a adequate bass boost without ever going overboard, higher end products may be a bit more crisp, fans of heavy bass will likely enjoy the soun...[Read More]

Urban Armour HTC M8 – Review

Urban Armour HTC M8 – Review UAG are well known for providing an elite brand of cases for a wide range of devices. You can imagine how overjoyed I was when I received one in the post to review for my M8. I have a great deal of respect for UAG, as their military/industrial design works great for phone cases and adds a whole new element to the device when its on. Urban Armor Gear labels their ...[Read More]

BestSkinEver HTC M8 – Review

BestSkinEver HTC M8 – Review I will not get caught up in the debate over skin or case, but I think we can all agree that it needs protecting. With my M8, I appreciate the design HTC created and really don’t like covering it up. I am however not an idiot and recognize the fact that I need some sort of protection. If nothing else to protect my investment and insure I get a good price when I up...[Read More]