James Smythe is the Owner at Mighty Gadget. He specializes in a wide range of topics including tech, consumer tech, retail, and agriculture, with a focus on areas such as computer software, consumer electronics, mobile apps, and renewable energy. James' insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, showcasing his commitment to covering the intersection of technology and everyday life.
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James Smythe's articles predominantly focus on new product announcements, reviews, and press releases in the consumer electronics and technology space. If you have a new consumer tech or smart home product launching, or if your company is making significant announcements related to CES 2024, James would likely be interested in receiving relevant pitches.
Given his emphasis on reviewing products and covering private sector announcements, he may be open to receiving samples for review purposes or being briefed about embargoed news under strict NDA agreements. It’s also important to note that James’ coverage attributes don’t specify any geographic focus; however, potential contributors should ensure their pitches are globally relevant considering the international nature of the consumer electronics industry.
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By: James Smythe
Acer has confirmed that its flagship Predator Atlas 8 Extreme handheld gaming PC is now available to buy in the UK. The 8-inch Windows 11 device is on sale at Currys, both online and in selected Currys stores, as well as through the Acer Store, priced at £1,299.99. At the same time, Acer UK has opened pre-orders for the smaller Predator Atlas 7, which was first shown at IFA 2026 and starts from £899.99.
By: James Smythe
The ZimaBoard 2 is an interesting single-board server powered by an Intel N150 and running ZimaOS, a simplified NAS OS with a wide range of features comparable to Unraid.
Aqara has released the Spatial Multi-Sensor FP400, a camera-free presence sensor that uses 60GHz mmWave radar to track where people are in a room rather than simply whether a room is occupied. It is available now in the UK for £79.99 and sits alongside the existing Presence Sensor FP2 in Aqara’s line-up.
By: James Smythe
I have reviewed several tablets this year that are either e-ink tablets or designed to replicate the e-ink/e-paper display.
By: James Smythe
FRITZ!, the Berlin-based networking company formerly known as AVM, has started rolling out FRITZ!OS 8.50, a major firmware update for its routers and mesh repeaters. The FRITZ!Box 7690 is the first model to receive the new software, with the update due to follow for all current FRITZ!Box and FRITZ!Repeater models over the coming weeks.
I previously reviewed the INIU Slimmest BI-B41 10K mAh INIU power bank and thought it was a decent budget power bank.
It has been a bit over a year since I reviewed an EnGenius networking product, with my last review being the EnGenius ECW520.
I recently reviewed the 98% PIIFOX LUNA Grid98 Mechanical Keyboard, which I thought was excellent.
I have previously reviewed the Aircove Go and ExpressVPN Aircove. The Aircove Go was a rebranded GL.iNet router but with a heavily modified user interface that restricted quite a lot of the original functionality, essentially making it only possible to use ExpressVPN.
Clip-on earbuds continue to be a growing segment in the earbuds market, with my most recent review being the SoundPeats UU2 POP Clip2 Clip-On Earbuds.
