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Arbitrariness meets perseverance. Huawei's FreeBuds SE are the manufacturer's entry into the audio world, which is both a blessing and a curse. With an MSRP of less than 50 Euros (~$50), the true wireless headphones are very inexpensive, but you have to accept some sacrifices, as our review reveals.

With voice command towards a unique feature? The Amazfit Band 7 is an affordable fitness wearable with a large AMOLED display, long battery life, and integrated Amazon Alexa. The fitness band reveals some accurate and also some less accurate health information. Find out in our review where the deviations are the largest.
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Small mobile table lamps are practical. In our practical test, the Philips Hue Go therefore has to compete against two Olight Obulb Pro Bluetooth lights with group function. Both options are interesting, albeit with surprising weaknesses.

High-end features, low price. The very affordable, mechanical Redragon K565 Rudra RGB keyboard convinces in our test with key-programmable RGB, its stable metal base, and hot-swappable, Cherry MX-like Red switches for fast as well as accurate typing. We also test Redragon's Ranger Basic M910-K, a lightweight and compact gaming mouse with nine programmable buttons, high-end RGB, 1,000 Hz and 8,000 DPI.

500 W equals 500 Euro. Powerstations, i.e. battery energy storage devices with various USB, and socket outputs, are very popular, but also expensive. The EBL MP500 costs just under 500 euros, offers a continuous power of 500 W (1,000 W peak) and can store 519.4 Wh of energy in its batteries. Of course, you can charge the one-handed portable energy cube with both mains and solar power. EBL includes a 100 W folding panel for the latter.

Alongside the launch of the Galaxy S23 series, Anker has unveiled two new chargers that are tailored specifically to the needs of the latest Samsung smartphones: the Anker 313 Charger (45W) and the PowerPort III (25W). Read on to find out whether they deliver what they promise.