Accessory

The Baseus Blade 2 power bank packs a 12,000 mAh battery, two USB-C ports, and 65 watts of charging power in a particularly thin, high-quality case. Our short review assesses the value of the expensive power bank and its ability to extend the battery life of smartphones, laptops, and gaming handhelds.

Google Wearable. Google's new fitness tracker Fitbit Charge 6 comes with a number of improvements compared to the previous generation. In the test, the wearable with ECG app has to show how good it really is - and reveals not only strengths, but also some problems.
1.04" | 30 g

For creative people, of course. We test a 2 TB internal SSD from Taiwanese manufacturer TeamGroup. TeamGroup pitches the T-Create Classic towards creative professionals and content creators. Or are these just marketing buzzwords because the drive is also suitable for other target groups. We evaluate how fast it is in our tests.

Dictionary in your pocket. The Fluentalk T1 Mini from Timekettle is a miniscule translator that offers real-time conversational translation and offline translation in 8 languages. The T1 Mini is small enough to fit fully in a palm, but the device doesn't have any features not already available in the myriad of translation apps for smartphones.

One power brick for (almost) everything. Baseus offers a universal DC/USB power supply with a powerful 240W and display. The latter conveniently shows the consumption of each individual connected device as well as the total value. This comes at a price: you'll have to shell out around 190 euros! We use our measurement methodology to check whether the display information is correct, whether the Baseus USB power supply can even charge current gaming laptops, and where the limits of the device's load capacity with five outputs lie.

The F4-424 is one of the first NAS (Network Attached Storage) with Intel's latest Alder Lake-N SoC, 32GB RAM, and many interfaces. In the test, we look at the performance, noise, and power consumption of the newcomer.

Watch SUV. With the BT20, Oukitel promises many functions at a low price. The smartwatch claims to have a large OLED panel, long battery life and can even measure blood pressure - for well under 100 Euros (~$66). Our test clarifies what it can really do and which promises are broken.
1.96" | 52 g