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Recap of our Reviews from 2015

Posted by Ryan Moore on January 01, 2016

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So... it's New Year's day here and I'm siting and reflecting and trying to think of something profound to say, and well... it just escapes me. Instead I thought I'd try to go through the reviews we had.

It's the devices and toys we got to play with in the past year that helped to shape what really Android is and will probably help to inspire me on my 2016 hopes and dreams article.

Phones

Huawei Nexus 6P
ZTE Axon
Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Sony Xperia Z5
Samsung Galaxy S6
Oppo R7 Plus
Moto X Play
LG G4 Vigor
Sony Xperia T3
ZTE Grand X2
HTC Desire 626s
Motorola Moto G (2015)
Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 (5.5")
LG G4 (group review)
Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
HTC One (M9)
Motorola Moto E
Samsung Galaxy Note edge
Sony Xperia Z3
Motorola Nexus 6

Tablets

ZTE Grand X View
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2
Dell Venue 7000 (10")
Dell Venue 7840 (8")
Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact
Dell Venue 3840 (8")
HTC Nexus 9

Smartwatches

Sony Smartwatch 3
Motorola Moto 360
Asus ZenWatch

Accessories

iClever Car Holder
MicFlip reversible microUSB
Mpow Clip-on Lenses
Kristall Liquid Screen Protector
8bitdo Zero
Mokos Car Charger
Montar Car Mount
Boogie Board Sync
Tylt Moto 360 (2nd gen) wristband
iClever Rapid Charge 2.0
iClever Foldable Keyboard
Mpow iSnap Y
iClever 6 port charger
Logitech TYPS-S
Tylt RIBBN
Logitech K480
Anker Ultra Slim Keyboard
Pelican cases (Samsung Galaxy S6)
Tylt Vu Solo
Tylt Vu Car Mount
Anker 5 port desktop charger
Impecca Bamboo Keyboard
ZeroLemon Car Charger

Batteries

Nomad RoadTrip
Tylt Energi 6k
Mugen Power Charge (Sony Xperia Z2)
Impecca PowerIt

Sound

1byone headphones
Mpow Cheeatah
iRig Mic Lav
Mpow Easytalk Headset
Mpow Magneto
Mpow Buckler
Mpow Armor
Sonos Play:1
Dell AD211
iClever IC-BTS02
Tylt Tunz
Sacred Sound Pro
Sony SRS-X11
KidzGear
Degauss Labs Noir
Toccs Feather

Apps & Games

Star Touch
Snap Widget Drawer
Zombies, Run!
Infinite Loop
Sword of Xolan
Siegefall
Sunrise
About.me Intro
Outlook
Dumb Ways to Die (1 & 2)
King of Thieves
Sonic Runners
Crossy Road
Heroes of Loot
BubbleUPnP
DataSize Explorer
Telegram
App Dialer
CaastMe
Plague

Miscellaneous

Roku TV
WeMo
Power2U
BeeWi
Android Auto
Kevo Smart Lock
NFC Ring
Samsung 65" UHDTV

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