Sonos can be considered a pioneer in the multi-room speaker market. The California-based company has a full range of active speakers in its portfolio…
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Gadgets
Vorwerk Kobold VR300 – Clean performance!
February 6, 2019 ,
Dennis Henke
In our vacuum robot test, we put four vacuum robots through their paces. Vorwerk vacuum cleaners have been sold under the “Kobold” brand since…
Gadgets
iRobot Roomba 980 put to the test
February 6, 2019 ,
Dennis Henke
The iRobot Roomba 980 is one of the four vacuum robots that we have tested for security and privacy as part of our vacuum…
Smart Lighting
Yeelight A60 in the security test
November 6, 2018 ,
Dennis Henke
The smart LED illuminant Yeelight A60 has an E27 base, RGBW LEDs and can be controlled via the corresponding Yeelight App and Google Assistant/Amazon…
eHealth
Secure fitness All-Rounder: Apple Watch Series 3
August 23, 2018 ,
Dennis Henke
The Apple Watch Series 3 is the only device in our fitness wearable test that is only compatible with Apple iOS devices. It enjoys…
Certification Test
Smartlock from NUKI awarded with Smart Home Security Certificate
April 20, 2018 ,
Eric Clausing
With hardly any smart home product is the desire for verified security more tangible than with a door lock. With NUKI Combo, the first…
Gadgets
MyKi – More than a watch!
February 20, 2018 ,
Eric Clausing
As a further test candidate in our big children’s smartwatch test, we analyzed the security of the MyKi from Bulgarian manufacturer Alterco Robotics. The…
Gadgets
Carl Kids – Deceptive security promise!
February 19, 2018 ,
Eric Clausing
Within the scope of our large children’s smartwatch test, we analyzed the Carl Kids Watch from CAT Berlin – one of the few models…
Gadgets
On the way and yet at home! Testing DoorBird’s Video Door Station
February 15, 2018 ,
Eric Clausing
“On the way and yet at home.” This is the slogan used by the German product DoorBird. A door intercom system that allows the…
General Information
WPA2 KRACK’ed?
October 17, 2017 ,
Eric Clausing
Security experts of KU Leuven found critical vulnerabilities in the WPA2 protocol, which potentially allow for illegal eavesdropping and manipulation of sensitive information by…