Gadget

Heavyweight on wheels. Anker recently released its most powerful power station to date with the PowerHouse 767. We took a look at the powerhouse with 2,048 Wh, up to 2,300 watts and a practical trolley function. Our review of the Anker 767 Powerstation reveals how good the device is in practice.

XreArt offers chic decoration for technology enthusiasts, because the company disassembles Apple iPhones, gaming handhelds or even the Apple Watch, and packs the components together with the labeling into a square picture frame. We took a closer look at two of these frames.

It pumps up. The Huawei Watch D focuses on one feature: blood pressure measurement. The smartwatch is the first of its kind. It pumps up the wristband and measures the blood pressure without calibration or other accessories. Our test clarifies whether that works and what else the watch can do.
1.64" | 41 g

Accident detection included. With the Watch Series 8, Apple only offers few innovations on the hardware side. They are limited to the temperature sensors. The rest are software features that include accident detection and a detailed prediction of the female menstrual cycle. We summarize our experiences in this test.
Apple S8 | 1.90" | 38.8 g