This is less of a full review, rather a quick look at the Xbox One S which I managed to borrow off a colleague for the day. So an Xbox One S reviewed in a day so to speak. A day does not seem long, but for the most part I have had the original console for nearly three years and I only needed the S to see if my Hisense TV was capable of handling 4K HDR for gaming/movies.

I had been using, up until recently, what used to be Sony’s Movie Studio Platinum Suite 12 software in order to do all of my video editing for my YouTube Channel.

In fact I’d been using the video editing software for years but a few months back I ventured into a journey of 4K exploration and got myself a Hisense H43M3000 43” UHD 4K TV. As a result I decided to review the product and attempted to capture the quality of the screen using some 4K videos that I recorded. Of course the problem with the Movie Studio software was that my version lacked the ability to work/render videos in 4K so I needed to find an alternative....

As with my previous smartphone reviews I was able to source in an iPhone 7 Plus from Vodafone as a means to help me record some 4K video footage for my Hisense Feature. During this time I recorded well over 7 hours of footage and I have to admit that in operation the device has been superb!

This is the conclusion to my Hisense 43” 4K TV review, the delay has mainly been because I’ve tried desperately to source in some products to help me fully test the 4K capabilities. Yet the whole purpose of the feature was to see if you could get a 4K enabled screen that provided enough features at a fraction of the cost of a well-known brand such as LG or Samsung.

Recently I had delivery of an LG G5 Android 6.0.1 smartphone from Vodafone, as I wanted to check-out the 4K capabilities of the handset to record footage from my Hisense TV.

In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 history is once again under threat from Towa and Mira who have gathered the most fearsome names in the Dragon Ball Z universe in order to help them destroy history as we know it! In a nutshell it's up to you and the time patrol, to stop them!

The Humax Eye HD Cloud Camera is designed as a monitoring tool so you can keep a track of your home, loved ones and even pets! For me the biggest stand-out feature is the 7 days of free cloud storage for saving the recordings the camera makes. This also helps combat the price tag which has an RRP of £129.00.

Alongside the Turtle Beach Stealth 420X+ headset I had in for review this month, I also managed to grab a Turtle Beach Stream Mic.