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2022 GadgetMatch Approved Devices
Gadgets that truly deserve the GadgetMatch Seal of Approval
We wouldn’t call ourselves “GadgetMatch” without tackling about other gadgets, right?
Aside from smartphones, our members also gave other devices the GadgetMatch Seal of Approval — whether that’s a smartwatch, smart vacuum cleaner, laptop, wireless earbuds. Heck, there’s even an air purifier!
Just like the other GadgetMatch Approved list, this is in descending order from most recently published.
Samsung Galaxy Watch5

“The Galaxy Watch5 proves to be the best Android smartwatch yet. It has a better battery life that accompanies athletes, and even fitness enthusiasts, in their quest to improve their bodies and performance. Add to that is holistic health and fitness features that sync exceptionally within the Samsung ecosystem.” — MJ
READ MORE: Samsung Galaxy Watch5 review: Best Android smartwatch yet?
Infinix Zero Book Ultra

“While the notebook’s MacBook-inspired design can hint at an Apple copycat, the Zero Book Ultra offers more than just a wannabee. It offers exactly what it promises on paper: a powerful slate of hardware capable of almost everything, even some decent gaming.” — Luigi
READ MORE: Infinix Zero Book Ultra review: A beast in familiar clothing
Apple 2022 iPad 10th Gen

“I used to say the iPad Air was the iPad for most people, but now the new iPad is making me rethink that — especially since there is a $150 gap between the two. With its new design, and colorful options, plus all the new features, I really think this will be Apple’s most popular iPad yet. And if you’re in the market for one but don’t want to break the bank, I highly recommend this is the one you get.” — Michael Josh
WATCH HERE: 2022 iPad Unboxing (Yellow) and Review: MAJOR Update!
Razer Basilisk V3 Pro

“Razer Basilisk v3 Pro is a solid gaming mouse fit for the competitive and casual gamer alike. It’s responsive and customizable enough to bring you the best experience possible when playing some of your favorite titles. Plus, it comes with all sets of hardware that make productive work feel like a breeze, literally.”
READ MORE: Razer Basilisk v3 Pro review: Hyper Speed, hyper responsive
Apple AirPods Pro 2nd Gen

“If you travel a lot or like to listen to music or podcasts on your long commute and like drowning out the real world, get the AirPods Pro.” — Michael Josh
WATCH HERE: Apple AirPods Pro 2nd Gen Review: Worth the upgrade?
Apple Watch Ultra

“The Apple Watch Ultra combines the features of both watches in a much more affordable package. It might be version one of a new kind of device, nut I don’t think there’s anything close to it in the market today.” — Michael Josh
WATCH HERE: Apple Watch Ultra Unboxing and Review: Into The Unknown
realme Buds Q2s

“At PhP 1,490 (US$ 26 / S$ 36), you are getting a powerful and impressive package here that will definitely suit all of your needs from its standout audio quality, portability, and comfort.”
READ MORE: realme Buds Q2s review: An audio standout
Dreame H12 Wet & Dry Vacuum

“Accomplishing a few chores might give your mood a boost. So if you dream of spending less time cleaning, you can cut yourself some slack now. With the Dreame H12 Wet and Dry vacuum, you should not worry about sweeping and scrubbing messy floors in the little time you have.” — Noela
READ MORE: This cordless wet/dry vacuum might be what every busy bee needs
GameSir X3

“GameSir went above and beyond in delivering a gamepad for mobile gamers that are desperate for physical buttons. With the GameSir X3, you get a complete package, and then some.” — Rodneil
READ MORE: GameSir X3: A cooler way to play on smartphones
Apple M2 MacBook Air

“I would gladly use the new MacBook Air not just for its size and portability, but also because of its raw power. You saw the tests. It is no slouch of a machine. I don’t think I’ve seen a laptop that is this much a bang for your buck.” — Michael Josh
WATCH HERE: M2 MacBook Air Review: 2022’s Most Anticipated Laptop
Apple Studio Display

“As an Apple user, who has long wanted the perfect monitor for my Apple setup but who couldn’t afford the Pro Display XDR, this was a no brainer for me. I love that the design ID of the Studio Display matches the rest of my Apple devices and the fact that it has a Center Stage camera built-in. It’s also got the best speakers on any Apple device to date. Which means it doubles as an excellent display for watching movies too.” — Michael Josh
WATCH HERE: Apple Studio Display Review: Worth the Splurge
ROG Zephyrus G15

“The Zephyrus G15 (2022) brings with it a distinct look, top-notch gaming performance, and a really solid audio-visual experience. As a gaming laptop, this is about as perfect as it gets and is something I can easily recommend especially if you’re willing to splurge for it.” — Rodneil
READ MORE: ROG Zephyrus G15: Lean, mean, gaming machine
realme Buds Air 3

“The real stand out feature that this can truly brag about is its excellent active noise cancellation. It’s just perfect for those who really need to focus on a task at hand. Right now, I couldn’t think of a device that competes at this level with this price point.” — Apple
READ MORE: realme Buds Air 3 review: Noise off, rock on
Meross Smart WiFi Air Purifiers

“It’s one of the more affordable options in the market, and the cheapest one that supports HomeKit. This, combined with a vacuum and some house plants that help clean and purify the air in my apartment are a must.” — Chay
READ MORE: Meross Smart Wi-Fi Air Purifier review: 6 months later
Lenovo Legion Slim 7

“For what it’s worth, the Lenovo Legion Slim 7 is an ideal gaming device for both casual and competitive gamers. It’s slim form factor combined with powerful hardware provides the power and portability that the Legion brand consistently delivers. With a high refresh rate display and RTX-capable GPU, it even provides a solid boost to gaming performance.”
READ MORE: Lenovo Legion Slim 7 review: Is it too slim for your liking?
Accessories
Jackery SolarSaga series: Free power for small devices
Portable solar panels can charge small gadgets directly
As fuel prices continue to surge as of late, one of the ways to make up for the additional expenses is to turn to alternative power sources. That’s including solar power.
And Jackery is here to help Philippine consumers, with the availability of their portable SolarSaga panels.
These solar panels are an alternative to traditional and permanently installed rooftop solar panels. They are engineered for modern and mobile life with portable, lightweight, and sleek designs. They are built primarily to be set up and put away easily, and charge small devices directly.
Simply put the Jackery SolarSaga panels where sunlight is available, and it will convert up to 25% of sunlight into usable energy.
To charge small gadgets like phones and portable fans, or even smartwatches, the SolarSaga panels come with a USB-C and USB-A port.
Another way is connecting the SolarSaga to Jackery’s Explorer power stations like the Explorer 300 Plus or 1000 Plus.
From there, users can power up devices, essentially for free. On its own, the Jackery SolarSaga panels are available in 100W and 200W variants.
The panels are also IP68 rated for water and dust resistance. This makes them usable outdoors when brought to adventures like camping, picnics, or beach trips.
The panels are already available through Jackery’s Lazada and Shopee platforms, as well as Techroom’s Lazada and Shopee accounts.
Accessories
UGREEN adds new Nexode Pro power bank, charger to lineup
Intelligent displays, fast-charging, user-focused design
UGREEN has expanded its Nexode Pro charging lineup with two new devices designed for the modern user. They are the Nexode Pro 10000mAh 55W Power Bank and Nexode Pro 100W 5-Port Charger.
These new offerings combine intelligent digital displays, fast-charging capabilities, and user-focused designs for reliable power — whether at the desk or on the move.
The Nexode Pro 10000mAh Power Bank is the ultimate travel companion, delivering strong charging performance in a compact and travel-friendly form.
It supports up to 45W single-port fast charge, meeting the industry standard for high-speed portable charging. It can reach up to 55W as well when charging compatible Xiaomi devices.
The accessory is equipped with two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and a built-in retractable USB-C cable. As such, it can power up to three small devices simultaneously without requiring extra cables.
With a rated capacity of 36Wh, the power bank also meets airline carry-on requirements.
Meanwhile, the UGREEN Nexode Pro 10W 5-Port Charger supports workstations. It has four USB-C ports, a USB-A port, and up to a 100W output.
It also has a built-in smart TFT display for easy power distribution monitoring.
How extra are you as an Apple fan? No matter what you say, you’ll probably never be as extra as someone who buys a US$ 5,000 MagSafe charging case for their iPhone and Apple Watch. Hermès has just launched a series of leather chargers and cases specifically made for Apple fans.
Available now, Hermès has three types of MagSafe chargers for iPhone users. The cheapest one, the Paddock Solo, is a simple leather-bound puck that can charge a single device. The charger also has a braided 3.3ft USB cable. It costs an eye-watering US$ 1,250.
On the other hand, the Paddock Yoyo charger offers two charging zones for two devices simultaneously. Shaped like a yoyo (hence, the name), it allows users to roll the cable into a convenient stack. It costs US$ 1,750.
Finally, the Paddock Duo is a charging pad that allows for two devices simultaneously. It just doesn’t have a pocket for the cable. It likewise costs US$ 1,750.
Now, if you want to upgrade your pricey charging kit even further, Hermès has two cases for them: the Petit Paddock case and the Grand Paddock case.
The Petit Paddock case, as the name suggest, is a snug leather case that fits only the charger (and a brick, if bundled with the Yoyo). The charger and case combo will set you back by US$ 3,725 for the Solo, and US$ 4,225 for either the Duo or the Yoyo.
Alternatively, the Grand Paddock can fit much more but also costs a lot more. It costs US$ 4,650 for the Solo, and US$ 5,150 for the Duo or the Yoyo.
Of note, none of these come with a charging brick, so you’ll have to shell out a bit more to maximize the kit.
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