TP-Link Tapo C200 is a pan/tilt home security wi-fi camera that retails for S$75. It comes with three years local warranty, probably the only wi-fi camera in the market that comes with a three-year warranty.
Tapo is TP-Link’s sub-brand for its smart home devices.
WYFY is a local IoT (Internet of Things) company that is focused on bringing quality, designed in Singapore IoT products with local certifications to the Singapore and Southeast Asian markets.
They have three products right now, WYFY Panel, WYFY Beam, and WYFY Mist.
Philips SpeedPro Max Aqua is a cordless vacuum cleaner that comes with an integrated mop function which is a market-first.
It retails for S$799 at most retail stores, and there is an ongoing promotion if you buy it online from Philips E-Shop.
Huawei P30 Pro was launched in Singapore back on the 6th April 2019. As of today, there are four colors available for the P30 Pro, Amber Sunrise, Breathing Crystal, Aurora, and Black.
Two storage capacities are available for the P30 Pro, 256 GB, and 512 GB. The 256 GB retails for S$1,398 while the 512 GB retails for S$1,698. You can get both models on the official Huawei store on Lazada.
It seems that igloohome gave me what I requested for. Even the product name is spot on.
Two years ago, when I reviewed the Igloohome Smart Lock, I mentioned the following:
Atmotube is a portable air quality tracker. Atmotube Pro is Atmotube’s fourth product after Atmotube, Atmotube 2.0, and Atmotube Plus.
Pre-orders start 12th February 2019 for US$131 (S$177), and it ships sometime in April 2019. After that, it will retail for US$189 (S$255).
Sandbox VR is the latest VR gaming experience in town. They came in right after Zero Latency and Singapore is their 6th city.
Sandbox VR has branches in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Vancouver.
The Synology Mesh Router MR2200ac was launched in Singapore this week at a recommended retail price of S$199.
You can get it from Storage Studio on Lazada at a slightly higher price of S$220. Stocks are a little constrained right now but expect more stocks to arrive in January 2019.
One of the main concerns of the Linksys Velop (Tri-Band) wi-fi mesh system is the price. Linksys Velop (Tri-Band) retails their 1-pack for S$349, 2-pack for S$599 and 3-pack for S$749.
With the introduction of the Linksys Velop (Dual-Band) on 28th July 2018, Linksys manage to solve the pricing problem. It is friendly to the wallet because is about two times cheaper. Linksys Velop (Dual-Band) retails their 1-pack for S$139, 2-pack for S$269 and 3-pack for S$399.
Three years ago, Linksys launched their first MU-MIMO router with the Linksys EA8500 Max-Stream AC2600 MU-MIMO Gigabit Router.
Fast forward to today, Linksys launched their first DFS router with the Linksys EA8100 Max-Stream AC2600 MU-MIMO Gigabit Router. DFS stands for Dynamic Frequency Selection. More on that in the later part of the review as that is the only selling point of this router.
