_{Jamie Balfour's}Reviews

My move away from non-repairable devices starts here, with the HP EliteBook 845 G9. This laptop is, primarily aimed at business users, but it's also aimed as an elite top-end machine for those who want a good quality machine with MacBook like specifications.

The Stream Deck is something I've wanted for a long time but found either a waste of money or something I didn't really need. Now I've had one for three months and I love it

I recently supported the GAMMA jacket on Kickstarter and I decided to review something I wouldn't normally review on my website.

Samsung's latest Neo QLED TV promises the best in picture quality bar their pure OLED displays, but it also promises much more including a sleek design and powerful internals. In this review, I look at what makes this the ideal TV for all.

In the last few years, innovation within the smartphone and smartwatch markets has stagnated leaving end-users with little to look forward to. This year's Apple Watch Series 7 continues this trend. So why did I buy one as an owner of a Series 5?

Microsoft has been hard at work on the next generation of Windows also known as Windows 11 - the operating system that should never have actually existed. In this review, I am taking a look at Windows 11.

After backing several Kickstarter projects in the past I decided to back one for a screwdriver called the SES MINI. Its an excellent screwdriver which is now becoming my daily driver for computer projects.

Samsung's AV products are second to none, but having owned a full 5.1 surround system I was skeptical that a sound bar system would be able to compete. Find out what I think about Samsung's top-of-the-line Q900T sound bar system.

Curved screens are not something I have been a fan of in the past, and ultra wide monitors are something I have wanted to get for a while. A docking station style monitor like my Dell monitor I owned in the past is another requirement from my monitor I've always wanted. So what do I make of this screen?

Apple's newest MacBooks hide something amazing. In this review I look at a new MacBook after 7 years of using one as my daily driver.