Honest writing from the Avox team on audio, smartwatches, chargers and the kit we sell. No fluff.
Counterfeit chargers and cables are common, convincing, and occasionally dangerous. What to examine, which corners get cut, and why the cheapest option can be expensive.
Battery advice is full of leftovers from technology phones stopped using fifteen years ago. Here is what actually helps a lithium-ion battery, day to day and over years.
Screen type, battery honesty, sensor accuracy and the compatibility trap that catches people out after the box is open.
They all have the same connector, and they are not the same cable. Why a 120W rating exists, what an e-marker chip does, and how to avoid the cable that quietly halves your charging speed.
Codecs, battery claims, Bluetooth versions and IP ratings — which specs change your daily experience and which are just numbers on a box.
ANC and ENC sound similar and solve opposite problems. One helps what you hear; the other helps what your caller hears. Knowing which is which saves disappointment.
Charging standards are a mess of acronyms. Here is what PD and QC actually do, why the charger, cable and phone all have a say, and how to stop wasting money on watts you cannot use.
Why a 10000 mAh power bank never gives you 10000 mAh, what wattage really controls, and how to pick a pack that suits how you actually use your phone.
