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Tapo D235 Video Doorbell Review: Big Battery, No Subscription Needed? (In Depth Unboxing and Setup Images)

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By Australian IT, Idg Cso, Neerav Bhatt
| techAU
The Tapo D235 is a video doorbell from TP-Link’s Tapo brand that takes an unusually ambitious approach to battery life. Rather than asking you to pull it off the wall every few weeks, it carries a built-in 10,000mAh battery rated for up to 210 days of use in theory. That ambition shapes another aspect of the device, its physical dimensions of 150mm x 50mm x 38mm which make it larger than most competing models on the market.
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OPPO Watch S Review: Light Slim Design And Health Tracking But No Apps

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By Australian IT, Idg Cso, Neerav Bhatt
| techAU
The OPPO Watch S is a slim stainless steel smartwatch that prioritises health tracking and battery life over third party apps. OPPO positions the Watch S as a wellbeing focused device with a strong sensor array and long battery life. It runs ColorOS Watch 7.1 rather than Wear OS which shapes the experience and the trade offs you should expect. I tested the Watch S for two months paired with a Google Pixel 9 Pro and found it comfortable to wear day and night.
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Solax Just Made V2L Powered Emergency Home Power Affordable for Ordinary Australians

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By Neerav Bhatt
| Neerav Bhatts Blog
Yorick Mark from respected Brisbane solar/battery installer MC Electrical showed me something at Smart Energy Sydney 2026 that caught my attention straight away. Solax has a new AC bi-directional EV charger coming to market soon, it could be a much cheaper path to using your car as a home battery. The idea is simple. If your EV has V2L like a Kia, Hyundai or BYD, you plug it into this charger.
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