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While the upcoming Apple iPhone SE may have the same tech specs or hardware as the higher-end (and higher-priced) iPhone 6s, it turns out that the smaller iPhone SE may be better, at least where AnTuTu is concerned. A recent testing showed that the iPhone SE scored 134358 in AnTuTu while the iPhone 6s managed 129990. 

Both scores are absolutely awesome though, beating out most other phones but it appears that the iPhone 6s Plus remains the highest of the three at 137420. The iPhone SE is currently available on order at the Apple Store in the US, but it has yet to arrive at the Apple Malaysia Store. The Apple Malaysia Store has stopped selling the iPhone 5S but there are still no specific Malaysia release dates or pricing details just yet. Stay tuned for more updates.

The Xiaomi Mi 5 offers a curved ceramic back that looks both sleek and stylish. However, YouTuber Alex Wang wanted to see if it is also tough, which you can see in the scratch test video below. Tech specs include a Snapdragon 820 processor and 4GB of RAM with a 16MP 4-axis OIS rear camera.

The Mi 5 is still unreleased in China, but is set for a sale date of 6 April 2016. No Malaysia release dates or pricing details just yet for the Mi 5 but with the the recent Redmi Note 3 release here in Malaysia, we're hoping the Mi 5 gets here soon as well. In the meantime, check out the video for yourself... and stay tuned for the power drill.

The LEAGOO Alfa 2 first made its debut on 7 March 2016 and for only RM449, this entry-level smartphone is an improved and upgraded version of the previous Lead 2 and Lead 2s models with the first ever Ion Smart Touch feature (for their brand, OPPO has done it before), which isn't really seen on many smartphones these days even for the high-end ones.

It packs quite a number of features inside along with the Ion Smart Touch. Normally, people would skip through a low cost phone but perhaps they can make an exception for this one. Read below to find out what we mean.

Like previous Xiaomi devices, the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2 has really stirred the midrange pot by offering high-performance hardware at just RM649. Featuring one of the latest MediaTek Helio X10 processors, a 5.5-inch full HD display, 13MP phase detection autofocus rear camera, infra-red universal remote control and more, how much more value does the Redmi Note 2 have to offer? We answer this question in our full review of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 2.

Most Android Wear smartwatches these days are round and don’t do much more than what Android Wear allows you to do. Granted, you can do a lot more than before but if you’ve already tried out and Android Wear smartwatch, chances are the experience is more or less the same for most devices. Standing out from the growing crowd of round smartwatches is the ASUS ZenWatch 2, which retains its thin, slim and sleek rectangular body with a curved glass touchscreen. Filled with a whole bunch of new gesture driven commands and priced well below RM1000, is the ASUS ZenWatch 2 worth your while? Find out in our full review of the ASUS ZenWatch 2 below.

Fun fact of the day, many people might not know this but did you know that the word Strix is actually a Greek word for 'Owl'? That really explains the overall design and look for the gaming headset. Aside from that, ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) don't fool around either when it comes to gaming equipment. Introducing the  ASUS ROG Strix 7.1 Gaming Headset, it provides a 7.1 surround sound and also arrives with an USB audio station in it. But does it offer the “omph” with that? Read below to find out.

Samsung's latest and greatest, the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge landed with a huge bang in Malaysia with it's celebrity launch but the device itself ticks all the boxes in terms of design, performance and features. Priced at RM3099, we take a quick look or first impressions video of the Galaxy S7 edge in this article.

A decent smartphone used to be pricey and not something that everyone can afford. But now, we're in 2016 where the term "cheap equals bad quality" doesn't really apply anymore for smartphones. So the question is, can you actually get a decent smartphone for less than RM 500? Even more so, a device that also has an interesting feature like a rear touchscreen? Watch our first impressions video as we find out about the LEAGOO Alfa 2.

Surprised to see this kind of review? Believe me, I was surprised myself but it could prove to be quite useful for the gamer on the move. Anyway, the ASUS ROG Nomad II backpack (there are actually two types but both aren't so different, more on the specifications below) is designed for gamers who travel often. Priced at RM389 it is lightweight, water resistant, rugged and quite bulky looking thanks to its tough pad protectors on the back and bottom. It can carry a 17-inch laptop and other gadgets easily and safely due to the huge space inside. So if this is something you're looking for to carry your huge gaming laptop, read below to find out more about it. 

Nowadays, it's not uncommon for a person to own at least two devices. Sometimes they may have a tablet and a smartphone, or even two smartphones, and not forgetting their PC or Macs. People are increasingly multitasking between these devices to do their work and replying messages, and according to a strategy analysis report, it predicts the number of connections per person will more than double to 4:3 ratio. 

So what did Logitech do about this? Well, they have came up with an ingenious plan. It may seem like we don't really need it at first, but this Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard is really handy when it comes to multitasking between your smartphones, tablets and computers. The deep blue coloured keyboard is only RM129 (inclusive of GST) and it allows users to sync up to 3 different devices via Bluetooth of any operating system including Windows, Apple and Android. In fact, I'm actually using one right now to write this review as we speak. Check out what we think of the keyboard below.