Reviews

BlitzWolf has launched its latest smart device stand in the form of the BW-TS8. Can be attached to a phone and tablet up to 12,9" screen diagonal, the only question is how useful it is in reality, how stable it is and how much it costs. I'll say in advance that I'm very skeptical of any device like this that isn't absolutely necessary. Let's see what I've got the novelty, which could also be ordered from the EU warehouse for only HUF 7800 with the coupon code BGXIFD075.

I also bought 2 phone cases last year, and now that I've used them, it was worth writing a review about them. Basically, we - that is, my colleague Attis and I - buy mobile cases from several Aliexpress stores, typically from the Leuno brand. They are cheap, of good quality and can be attached to a magnetic car mount. And for HUF 1000-1500, you can't get much better than this, and I'll show you why.

The selfie light BW-BS8LAC, with a sounding name, landed in our editorial office, which turned out to be compatible only with the selfie stick with a similarly original name, and nothing else. That's how we ordered it, and then tested them together. It is certain that the stuff is quite unique, although its raison d'etre is questionable. The stick costs HUF 4900, and the light costs an additional HUF 3. The device is an extended version of the smaller BS8 model, so it is very similar to it, only much larger.

The institution of selfie sticks burst into the public consciousness quite a few years ago, and perhaps we still remember how everyone laughed at the tourists when they used such a gadget. By now, everyone has gotten used to it and realized that such an accessory can indeed be a useful companion for our travels. The Blitzwolf BW-BS9 is considered cheap in the market, but it does everything we expect from such a device. It only costs HUF 3800, but it will surely be a loyal companion for a long time.

Since the advent of 4K video recording, we have needed larger and larger storage devices in order to be able to save huge amounts of material, and the 128 GB micro SD cards from Netac and Mixza offer a solution for this. You could take the chips home for between HUF 8.000 and HUF 5.500, the question is whether or not the higher price for a faster card on paper is worth it.