CityLife Tech Reviews

CityLife Tech Reviews


VAHA S Fitness Mirror
Who needs to go to the gym when it could come to you. That’s the idea of the Vaha S Fitness Mirror, giving you a full size mirror that can play over 850 workout classes, and connect you with personal trainers in real time.

The mirror is a 32-inch Full HD touchscreen, complete with 30W speakers and a brushed metal finish.

While this is without doubt one of the more impressive home workout options, it is also not cheap.

For more information: global.vaha.com


Meeting Owl Pro
As the world continues to work remotely and online meetings become a part of everyday life, the tech has advanced to make the process more efficient and immersive, with the meeting owl pro being a great example of that.

Fitted with a 360 degree camera, 8 microphones, and a speaker, it aims to replicate an in-person meeting while separated from colleagues. With an 18-foot audio pickup radius and an automatic zoom that responds to who is speaking at the time, it’s a sophisticated bit of kit that integrates with Zoom, Slack, Google Hangouts and more.

For more information: www.owllabs.com


Furbo Dog Camera
If you want to keep in contact with your fur baby while out of the house, this full 1080p HD camera will give you a line of sight with your pup, day or night. With a 160º wide-angle lens, 4x zoom and infrared night vision mode, you’ll be able to keep an eye on your pedigree no matter what.

There are a number of handy features including a barking alert which will send a push notification to your phone if your dog is upset, and a two way chat system that will let you speak to your pet if you need to comfort or calm them down. You can even store over 100 treats in the device and remotely toss them to your pet to keep them entertained with a tasty game of catch.

For more information: www.furbo.com


Rocketbook Smart Reusable Notebook
For the eco-conscious note-taker, this smart notebook has 32 pages that are easy to wipe clean with a damp cloth when paired with Pilot Frixion pens. The first reusable notepad of its kind, they claim it feels just like writing on a traditional pad thanks to its special space-aged paper.

Available in a variety of sizes, it’s also compatible with the Rocketbook app. This allows you to scan your notes which will then be saved into a cloud of your choice, so you’ll never lose your work and can easily revisit any sketches, notes and lists in the long run.

For more information: www.gorocketbook.com.au