Category: calltoaction

Tell us how you like your Samsung Galaxy Watch Active

Post author By Randall
Post date September 26, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, gadgetry, Gadgets, galaxy watch active, gear, Samsung, Tech, user review, user reviews, userreview, userreviews, Wearables

[ad_1] In the search for a truly great fitness smartwatch, reviews editor Cherlynn Low tested the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active, the lower-cost version of last year’s Galaxy Watch. At $200 the Galaxy Watch Active eschews the rotating bezel found on the higher-priced model. It’s also 20 percent smaller and 60 percent lighter. This makes for […]

How do kids (and adults) like Nintendo’s Labo VR kit?

Post author By Randall
Post date September 19, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, gadgetry, Gadgets, Gaming, gear, headset, labo, labo vr, Mobile, Nintendo, nintendo labo, Tech, thebuyersguide, user review, user reviews, userreview, userreviews, vr

[ad_1] Earning an overall satisfactory score of 79, the kit has potential if Nintendo continues to develop and expand features for it. However, while it didn’t (really) disappoint our reviewer, we’re curious as to how kids like it. If you bought a Labo VR kit for a child, how did they play with it? Alternatively, […]

Is Samsung’s Galaxy S10+ a superb flagship?

Post author By Randall
Post date August 1, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, galaxy s10 plus, galaxy s10+, galaxy s10plus, galaxys10+, galaxys10plus, gear, Mobile, Samsung, samsunggalaxy, Tech, thebuyersguide, user review, user reviews, userreview, userreviews

[ad_1] Currently the Galaxy S10+ has five user reviews on its product page, and an average score of 76 (ouch). If you own a Galaxy S10+, tell us what you think: Is the S10+ worth a 91 or a much more pessimistic 76? How long did the battery last, how fast does the phone complete […]

Tell us your best memories of the NES

Post author By Randall
Post date July 18, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, gadgetry, Gadgets, Gaming, nesclassic, nesclassicedition, Nintendo, Tech, the buyers guide, thebuyersguide, user reviews, userreview, userreviews

[ad_1] The affection that fans feel for the NES is evident in the reviews left on our NES product page. One user wishes for a Duck Hunt remaster, while other admirers have awarded the console a score of 10 based on Zelda alone. You’ll also find plenty others reminiscing about all the time they spent […]

What did the Nintendo 3DS mean to you?

Post author By Randall
Post date July 13, 2019
Categories In 2ds, 3ds, 3dsxl, calltoaction, gadgetry, Gadgets, Gaming, gear, Nintendo, nintendo 3ds, nintendo3ds, Tech, thebuyersguide, user reviews, userreviews

[ad_1] No new first party titles have been announced this year, so it looks like we might be saying goodbye to this portable 3D console soon. However, the 3DS was still popular enough to have spawned a number of hardware revisions, a library of almost 1,300 titles and, here on Engadget, a hefty amount of […]

Is the Samsung Galaxy Book 2 Microsoft’s biggest Surface Pro rival?

Post author By Randall
Post date July 4, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, galaxy book 2, galaxybook2, gear, personal computing, personalcomputing, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy, samsunggalaxy, Tech, thebuyersguide, user reviews, userreviews

[ad_1] Right now there’s only a single user review up on our Galaxy Book 2’s product page. However, whoever wrote it is effusive in their praise for the tablet: Brad says he loves his Galaxy Book 2 because his job requires a light device with a quick start up time and significant battery life. But […]

Geek out over the NVIDIA RTX 2080 or 2080 Ti

Post author By Randall
Post date June 13, 2019
Categories In calltoaction, Gaming, gear, nvidia, personal computing, personalcomputing, Tech, thebuyersguide, userreviews

[ad_1] However, Devindra’s review was published nine months ago: There were fewer game titles optimized for the new tech and it was too early to see how ray-tracing might be most useful. If you’re a fan of, or use the RTX 2080 or 2080 Ti, tell us how your time with them has gone: How […]