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Under $500 for "good" condition. If you like small phones, then yes that's a very good deal.

You're completely misunderstanding what this policy actually does. That $5k is a once off charge the manufacturer has to pay if you buy a…

Yeah but a same state restriction would be kinda fair at least, it stops people using a fake location but you can still use it…

Looks like that number is specifically for their "4G Plus" network, where 98.5% is for any mobile coverage (3G/4G).

Yes, I've used both in the past. They're the same. I don't know where you're getting 97% from because their website says 98.5% here:…

It will be the same, they both use the Optus 4G network.

The Pixel 7 Pro is bigger, has a better screen and cameras vs the 8 which is a newer phone, better processor and will be supported for much…

It takes double the time, but uses roughly 1/3 of the power *per load*.

Apple is still supporting the 6th gen iPad with an A10 chip. This has at least 3 years of software support left.

To be fair, depositing $200 once a month (and being able to withdraw it back anyway) is a pretty easy hoop to jump through. It's a bit…

They offer 5G, but not on their cheaper long expiry plans. I would assume most people only spending $500 on a phone probably don't want to…

I don't entirely disagree. Yes, it's a good deal on an iPhone 13, but these two phones are in entirely different price brackets.

They only have it on the more expensive month to month plans, not their 6/12 month long expiry plans.

It's a bit hard to argue a phone that costs twice as much is "much better value". Most cheaper mobile plans (including Amaysim) don't offer…

It's 50% more cost for 35-40% more performance at 4K, depending on which review you look at. The performance gap is smaller at lower…

This is still overpriced for a 7900 XTX, but a 3 year old card that runs 30% slower while using more power really isn't better value.

Does this monitor have BFI/strobing?

They're not even in the same ballpark in terms of performance and features. It's like comparing an iPhone Pro to a budget Oppo phone. An…

It'll be okay, sensor isn't super accurate but it's good enough for most uses. If you need something more accurate, this is better:…

Depends on where the hair is, hair colour, your skin tone. It won't completely remove hair but will likely thin it out over a long time…

Nope, it's a bandwidth limitation. Only allows for 100Hz @ 3440x1440 over HDMI 2.0. HDMI can do 144Hz on non-ultrawide 1440p, though.

The non-G model isn't as good, it has slower response times and is only 100 vs 144Hz. Still fine for productivity, noticeably worse for…

3600MHz will still have more bandwidth. Latency will be better on the 3200MHz kit though, those timings do suck.

$549. It's worth the extra, significantly better monitor than this one.

Most people find 1440p at 27" gives well sized, readable text. Windows scaling is really the best option if you find text too small, as…

Lowest was $359, and I should've grabbed one then...

A dehumidifer will always do a better job of being a dehumidifier, regardless of where you live. I do live in Queensland. If you want…

Yes, but an actual dehumidifer does a better job while using 1/10th of the power. Don't buy a portable AC like this one.

This is smaller and a lot lighter.

If this model is similar to the VX2705, the Dell is definitely the better monitor. Of course, if you actually need the wireless headset…