CEE & PC Show 2017 highlights

CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017 - It's tech show season!

Tech fans are in for a treat this week, because we've not one but two tech show happening at the same time from June 1 to 4.

CEE 2017

To recap, CEE 2017 is happening at Suntec Singapore, and spans three floors: Level 1, 3, and 4. As you can see from the floor plans, Level 1 is helmed by Newstead and Level 3 by Challenger. Both retailers, along with Harvey Norman, the telcos, and most major brands such as Canon and Samsung TV are also found at Level 4, Hall 403 to 406. The gamer-focused Gameon area that consolidates several gaming brands together (including PlayStation and Xbox) is also on Level 4.

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To find out what else's is going on at CEE, here are a few articles for further reading:

• Trade-in promos, free screen protectors, selfie contest, sure-win lucky dips, and more at CEE 2017
• Here's how to get free parking, delivery discounts, and free coffee at CEE 2017
• CEE 2017 preview

CEE 2017 shopping resources

For a one-stop gateway for all information, brochures and more, be sure to check the HardwareZone Tech Show Portal for CEE.

PC Show 2017

Marina Bay Sands is the home for PC Show this year. Also running from June 1 to 4, this is yet another place to fulfill your home entertainment, lifestyle electronics, office equipment, and travel technology shopping needs. (Here's our earlier preview article.) The show will span Hall A, B, and C (all on Level 1) of MBS. Highlights to look out for here is the "GG" Gaming Zone by Game3.Asia and GameProSG and the trade-in activity managed by Aeon Earth.

PC Show 2017 shopping resources

For a one-stop gateway for all information, brochures and more, be sure to check the HardwareZone Tech Show Portal for PC Show.

Without further ado, hit on to the next page and let us tell you all about the deals and new products that caught our attention at the shows!

ASUS

The ASUS ZenFone Zoom S is ideal for photographers thanks to its dual 12-megapixel rear camera setup, a main camera with a Sony IMX362 sensor, and 4-axis OIS and a Zoom camera with 2.3x optical zoom. The phone is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor. Pick one up from CEE and PC Show for S$678 and get a free Gimbal Stabilizer (worth S$229).

Read our full review of the ZenFone Zoom S here.

The ZenFone 3 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 processor with 3 or 4GB RAM. The phone has a 5.5-inch Full HD display and runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Pick up the 4GB/64GB storage version for S$468 (usual price: S$498).

Read our full review of the ASUS ZenFone 3 here.

Apple

The iPad Mini 4 is the thinnest and lightest tablet Apple has ever made, and it also has a more powerful processor and much better display than the iPad Mini 3. Grab one from Nubox at CEE starting at $598 and get a free tempered glass screen protector, case, and iPad stand worth S$188.

Read our full review of the Apple iPad Mini 4 here.

Apple's latest 9.7-inch iPad replaces the old iPad Air 2 and comes with a brighter Retina Display and a more powerful A9 chipset. Pick one up from Nubox at CEE starting at S$498 and get a free case, stand and tempered glass screen protector worth S$188. 

Huawei

The P10 Plus is Huawei's latest smartphone built in collaboration with Germany camera maestros Leica. The P10 Plus features dual rear cameras fitted with Summilux-H lenses with f/1.8 apertures, one 20-megapixel monochrome sensor (Monochrome) and one 12-megapixel RGB sensor. Thephone takes shots from both sensors and combines the color of the RGB sensor with the detail of the monochrome sensor, to give you the best possible shot. Pick up the P10 Plus from CEE for just S$998 and get a free screen protector and back case.

For more info on the P10 Plus, read our feature here.

Lenovo

The Lenovo Phab 2 Pro is the first smartphone compatible with Google's Tango platform, which combines specialized hardware and sensors with software algorithms for enhanced augmented reality experiences. Experience it for yourself at CEE, and pick one up for just S$599 (usual price: S$899).

Read our full review of the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro here.

LG

The LG G6 is LG's latest flagship smartphones and boasts a huge 5.7-inch display packed into a body that's smaller than last year's 5.3-inch G5. The super widescreen phone also has a 32-bit Quad DAC and is the only smartphone with a Dolby Vision certified HDR display. Pick one up from M1 at CEE and PC Show for just S$248 when you sign up for a Reg plan (S$62/month) and get a free Premium Quick cover, S$50 accessory voucher, additional 12 month warranty, and 50% off an Upsized Data Plus/ Super value add plan for six months. SAFRA members get an additional S$50 discount.

Read our full review of the LG G6 here.

Motorola

The Motorola Moto Z is a modular 5.5-inch smartphone powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. The back of the phone allows a range of modular 'Moto Mods' to be attached to it, including a speaker, a projector and an extra battery. Pick one up from CEE for $899 (usual price: $999) and get free extended warranty and accidental damage protection.

Read our full review of the Moto Z here.

Oppo

The Oppo R9 Plus is a huge 6-inch smartphone with a 16-megapixel Sony IMX398 sensor with f/1.7 aperture on the rear and a 16-megapixel f/2.0 selfie camera with Beautify 4.0 on the front. It is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 653 and whopping 6GB RAM. Pick one up from CEE for just S$599 (usual price: S$769).

Read our full review of the Oppo R9 Plus here.

Samsung

The Galaxy S8 is Samsung's latest flagship smartphone and boasts an incredible dual-curved 5.8-inch Infinity Display that takes up almost the entire front of the phone. The phone is powered by Samsung's latest Exynos 8895 octa-core processor and has a QHD Super AMOLED HDR display. Pick one up at CEE and PC Show for S$1,148 and get a free 5,100mAh power bank, ClearView cover and S$60 shopping vouchers.

Read our full review of the Samsung Galaxy S8 here.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 is a super slim metal and glass 9.7-inch tablet with a 2,048 x 1,536 Super AMOLED HDR display. For the first time on a Samsung tablet, it has four stereo speakers (two on the bottom and two on top) that have been tuned by AKG. Pick one up from CEE or PC Show starting at S$898 and get a free 10,200mAh power bank and $60 shopping vouchers.

Read our hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 here.

Sony

The Sony Xperia XZ boasts a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, an IP68 dust and water resistance build, and a 23-megapixel 1/2.3-inch f/2.0 rear camera. Pick it up from Singtel's booth at PC Show for S$0 when you sign up for a Combo 3 plan ($62.90/month) and get a free Start Imaging Stand.

Read our full review of the Sony Xperia XZ here.

Xiaomi

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 has a full metal body design and a 5.5-inch Full HD display. It is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 650 hexa-core processor and 3GB RAM. On the rear you get a 16-megapixel camera with a 5-element lens, f/2.0 aperture and a two-tone flash. At 7PM each day, there's a daily deal at the Mi booth at PC Show, that will let you pick one up for just S$99 (usual price: S$279)!!

Read our full review of the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3 here.

M1

Sign up for a 1Gbps Fibre Broadband plan with M1 at CEE or PC Show at S$59/month and get a free Nintendo Switch, 2 Nintendo Switch games, and 3 assorted Amiibos.

Singtel

Sign up for a 1Gbps Fibre Home Bundle plan with Singtel at CEE or PC Show at S$59.90/month and get the first four months free and top up an extra S$45/month to get a Microsoft Surface Pro 4.

If you're going on holiday soon, sign up for Singtel's 1GB ReadyRoam at CEE or PC Show for S$12 (usual price S$15) which gives you 1GB of data to use in 30 days across nine destinations including Australia, Malaysia, Thailand, New Zealand, and the Philippines.

StarHub

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Sign up for a 1Gbps Fibre Broadband plan with StarHub at CEE or PC Show and get the first three months free (S$49.90/month thereafter).

Sign up for StarHub's new DataShare value-added service at CEE for a promotional monthly rate of S$2.14 (usual price: S$10.70) and start sharing your local data bundle, including any upsized data, across multiple mobile lines under the same billing account.

MyRepublic

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Sign up for a MyRepublic two-year 1Gbps Fibre Broadband plan at CEE at S$74.99/month and get a free PlayStation 4 Pro (worth S$599)! You'll also get free TP installation and S$70 off a new Wi-Fi router.

WhizComms

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WhizComms is a new telco in Singapore but it's currently offering the most affordable 1Gbps fibre broadband plan around. Limited to just 50 redemptions at CEE (it was down to 48 at 1PM, Thursday 1st June), sign up for a 12 month 1Gbps fibre broadband plan at S$36/month and get the first 6 months free! That's equivalent to just S$18/month!

For more information on WhizComms, check out this article.

Acer

The Acer Predator XB281HK is a 28-inch 4K gaming monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync support for smooth gaming. Supports HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity, and has a built-in USB 3.0 hub with 4 downlink ports. Going for $698 at both shows, down from the usual $999.

The Acer Predator X34 is a giant 34-inch QHD curved monitor that supports NVIDIA G-Sync. It supports HDMI, DisplayPort, and has a built-in 4-port USB 3.0 hub. Going for $1,399 at both shows, with free DisplayPort and HDMI cables.

The T232HL is a 10-point, multi-touch 23-inch full HD monitor that uses IPS technology to achieve wide viewing angles. It supports a trio of inputs, including VGA, DVI, and HDMI; and has a built-in 4-port USB 3.0 hub. Get it at CEE for $499.

AOC

This AOC AGON AG271QG is a 27-inch, 2,560 x 1,440-pixel IPS display that supports NVIDIA G-Sync, a fast 165Hz refresh rate, with inputs like HDMI and DisplayPort. Going for $1,199 at CEE, down from $1,299.

This AOC I3288VWH is a 31.5-inch full HD monitor with an IPS display. It has built-in speakers, and plays nice with VGA, DVI, and HDMI. Going for $499 at CEE, down from the usual $599.

ASUS

The ASUS VG248QEJ is a 24-inch full HD monitor with a fast 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, making it ideal for gaming. It supports, HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D, and is compatible with the NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 kit. Going for $489 at both shows, and comes with a free HDMI cable.

The VP278H is a 27-inch full HD monitor going for an affordable price of $309 at both shows. It has two HDMI inputs, a 1ms response time, and a blue light filter that protects your eyes from harmful blue light. Comes with free HDMI cable, too.

BenQ

This BenQ Zowie XL2735 is a 27-inch, 2,560 x 1,440-pixel monitor targeted at gamers. It sports a 144Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time, along with a DyAc tech to help maintain image clarity during gaming. It has shields on both sides of the display to block out distractions, and comes with an S Switch that lets you quickly access the OSD and your personal settings. Going for $1,049 at PC Show.

This BenQ Zowie XL2540 may be a relatively small 24.5-inch 1080p monitor, but the panel has a native 240Hz refresh rate. It also has blinkers at the sides to block out distractions, a built-in USB hub, and features like Black eQualizer to give you an edge during gaming. Going for $799 at PC Show.

Dell

The Dell S2718H is a 27-inch full HD monitor that supports AMD's FreeSync tech for smooth gaming. It touts very thin bezels, and a lifelike viewing experience thanks to Dell HDR tech. Going for $439 at both shows, down from the usual $499.

The Dell S2318H is a 23-inch full HD monitor going for just $199 at both shows. It’s equipped with VGA and HDMI video inputs, and comes with a 3-year advanced exchange warranty.

The Dell U2717D is a 27-inch QHD (2,560 x 1,440 pixels) monitor with an "Infinity Edge" feature, which basically means it has very tiny bezels. Sporting HDMI/MHL, DisplayPort, and mini-DP connectivity, it also has an ergonomic stand with height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustments. Going for $739 at both shows.

LG

The LG 34UM69G is another 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor from LG. Going for $799 at both shows, it has a 75Hz panel, and sports LG's 1ms motion blur reduction tech. It also supports AMD's FreeSync tech, and has in-built 7W x 2 speakers. Free gifts include the Logitech G402 mouse and a trolley so you can have an easier time lugging the monitor home.

The 34UC79G is a 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor using a 2,560 x 1,080-pixel curved IPS panel. This giant monitor also supports a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD's FreeSync tech, and touts a 5ms response time and a 1ms motion blur reduction feature. It also comes with useful features like a reader mode and split screen to make full use of its wide display. Going for $1,099 at both shows, with free gifts such as a Logitech G402 mouse and a Plantronics RIG 500HS gaming headset.

The 27MP58 is a 27-inch, full HD IPS monitor going for $299 (U.P: $429) at both shows. It supports HDMI, and have common LG monitor features such as a reader mode and split screen functions. It supports HDMI 1.4 and has a tilting stand.

Philips

The Philips 323E7QDAA is a 31.5-inch full HD IPS monitor. It also touts a flicker-free display, wide viewing angles, and built-in stereo speakers. Going for $449 at CEE, down from $499. Comes with free HDMI cable.

The Philips 288P6LJEB is a 28-inch 4K monitor. It supports DisplayPort 1.2, DVI Dual Link, HDMI (MHL) and has four USB ports onboard. The stand is height adjustable too. Going for $649 at CEE, down from the usual $899.

Prism+

The Prism+ X340 is a 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 3,440 x 1,440-pixel resolution. It has a 100Hz refresh rate and the panel supports wide color gamut. The company (founded by Aftershock) is selling it at PC Show at $899 (U.P: $1,268).

Samsung

The C32H711 is a 31.5-inch curved QLED monitor enhanced by Samsung’s quantum dot technology. Flanked by thin bezels, you get a wide 178-degree viewing angle, a 2,560 x 1,440-pixel resolution, and a 4ms response time from this display. HDMI and mini-DisplayPort are supported, and their cables can be cleverly hidden in the stand. Going for $898 at both shows.

Exclusive to CEE is this S29E780C 29-inch curved monitor with a 2,560 x 1,080-pixel resolution. It has built-in 7W x 2 speakers, wide 178-degree viewing angles, and supports DisplayPort and HDMI (two). Going for $648 at CEE, a nice drop from the usual $1,099.

This C32F391 is a 31.5-inch full HD curved monitor going at $498 (U.P: $598) at both shows. It supports HDMI and DisplayPort 1.2 connectivity, has a headphone jack, and can be wall mounted if you chose to.

Brother

The Brother HL-L2365DW is a monochrome laser printer that’s going for S$168 (U.P. S$208), with a free S$20 shopping voucher, at both CEE and PC Show. It prints up to 30ppm, with a 250-sheet tray, built-in Wi-Fi, and 3 + 2 years limited (parts only) carry-in warranty. If you’re looking for something even more basic, the Brother HL-1210W monochrome laser printer is going for S$88 (U.P. S$118), it prints up to 20ppm with 3 + 2 years limited (parts only) carry-in warranty and built-in Wi-Fi.

The Brother DCP-J562DW is an A4 color inkjet multifunction center that prints, copies, and scans. It has a print speed of up to 12ppm (mono) and 6ppm (color). Now S$168 (U.P. S$208) at CEE and PC Show. There’s a 3 years carry-in warranty, and a free S$20 voucher offer.

The Brother DCP-T500W is an A4 refill tank system that prints, copies, and scans. It ships with a 100-sheet tray and a print speed of up to 11ppm (mono) and 6ppm (color). There’s a 3 years carry-in warranty or 30,000 pages warranty, whichever is earlier. Going for S$268 (U.P. S$328) at CEE and PC Show, with a free S$10 voucher.

Canon

The Canon imageClass LBP6030w is a compact monochrome laser printer that is S$99 (U.P. S$149) at both CEE and PC Show. It prints up to 18ppm and supports mobile printing, with built-in Wi-Fi. Comes with a free S$10 NTUC voucher at both shows.

The Canon MG3670 Pixma Wireless Photo All-in-One is going for S$99 (U.P. S$139) with a free black ink cartridge worth S$25.50. The printer does auto duplex printing, has built-in Wi-Fi and supports the Canon Print Inkjet app. Does it come in black? Yes, it does, and white too.

The Canon iB4170 is a business printer that’s going for 50% off, at S$109 (U.P. S$219). It has a 500 sheets high-capacity paper cassette, and prints up to 2,500 pages (mono). It uses water and marker resistant pigment ink and supports wireless printing. Comes with a free S$20 NTUC voucher and additional purchase-with-purchase S$5 NTUC voucher.

Epson

The Epson Expression Home XP-245 is a compact 3-in-1 home office inkjet printer that’s selling at S$88 (U.P. S$98) at both CEE and PC Show, with a free S$20 NTUC voucher and trolley. The printer prints up to 27ppm (mono) and 15ppm (color) with Wi-Fi connectivity.

At S$199 (U.P. S$229), the L360 is the most affordable multifunction ink tank system printer from Epson at both CEE and PC Show. The 3-in-1 printer can print up to 9.2ipm (mono) and 4.5ipm (color), and comes with a full 2-year warranty or 30,000 pages, whichever comes first. Free S$20 NTUC voucher and trolley if you purchase at the shows.

The Epson WorkForce WF-3521 A4 multifunction home office inkjet printer is going for S$348 (U.P. S$398) at both CEE and PC Show, with a free S$60 NTUC voucher and trolley. The Wi-Fi enabled 4-in-1 printer does auto duplex printing and can print, scan, copy. It prints up to 38ppm in mono and color, with a maximum monthly duty cycle of up to 12,000 pages.

Fuji Xerox

The Fuji Xerox DocuPrint P265 dw is an A4 mono laser printer going for S$179 (U.P. S$199) at both CEE and the PC Show. It has a 30ppm print speed, does auto duplex printing, and is Wi-Fi ready. Comes with a 3-year carry-in warranty with drum coverage.

The Fuji Xerox DocuPrint CP115 w is an A4 color S-LED printer. It has a 12ppm mono and 10ppm color print speed and is Wi-Fi ready. It comes with a 3-year on-site warranty with drum coverage. Going for S$249 (U.P. S$329) at both CEE and PC Show, with free S$20 FairPrice vouchers.

The Fuji Xerox DocuPrint CM225 fw is a A4 color multifunction S-LED printer that prints, scans, copies, and faxes. It’s selling at S$499 (U.P. S$649) at both CEE and PC Show, with free S$80 FairPrice vouchers. The printer goes up to 18ppm in color and mono, and is Wi-Fi ready. Comes with a 3-year on-site warranty with drum coverage.

HP

The HP DeskJet 3630 All-in-One is a very affordable printer that’s going for S$59 (U.P. S$79) at both CEE and PC Show. It prints, scans and copies, with a print speed of up to 8.5ppm (mono) and 6ppm (color). It has a 1,000 page-per-month duty cycle with a scan resolution of up to 1,200dpi. Comes with a 2-years on-site exchange warranty.

The HP Envy 5540 e-All-in-One is going for S$129 (U.P. S$159) at both CEE and PC Show. It prints, copies, scans, has wireless support and prints up to 12ppm (mono) and 8ppm (color). It has a 1,000 page-per-month duty cycle, with a scan resolution of up to 1,200 dpi. Comes with a one year on-site unit exchange warranty, free S$20 Capita voucher, trolley, and one Tri Color ink cartridge.

The Straits Times likes the HP OfficeJet Pro 8720 e-All-in-One so much it gave it an Editor’s Choice for Best Printer, and it’s going for S$359 (U.P. S$459) now at both CEE and PC Show. The device prints, copies, scans and faxes, with a print speed of up to 24ppm (mono) and 20ppm (color). It has a 30,000 page-per-month duty cycle, with a scan resolution of up to 1,200dpi. Comes with a two years on-site exchange warranty, and a free S$50 Capita voucher, trolley, and one HP XL CMYK ink cartridge.

Samsung

The Samsung Xpress M2020W is a mono single-function laser printer spotted at the PC Show for S$128 (U.P. S$148), with a free Samsung Evo microSD 32GB card. The printer has built-in Wi-Fi and comes with a three-year carry-in warranty (hardware only).

The Samsung Xpress C430W is a color single-function laser printer that’s going for S$188 (U.P. S$298) at the PC Show, with a free Samsung Evo microSD 32GB card. The printer has Wi-Fi and comes with a three-year on-site warranty (hardware only).

The Samsung C480 comes in two flavors, both available at PC Show. The C480W is a 3-in-1 color laser multifunction printer that’s going for S$308 (U.P. S$428), with a free Samsung Evo microSD 64GB card and S$20 shopping voucher. The C480FW is a 4-in-1 color laser multifunction printer that’s selling at S$428 (U.P. S$508), with a free Mayer Air Fryer MMAF13 and S$30 cash discount. Both support Wi-Fi and come with three-year on-site warranties (hardware only).

Canon

The Canon SX730 HS packs a 40x superzoom lens into a compact body, and it can be all yours for S$529 at CEE. It shoots 20.3MP images and has built-in Wi-Fi and NFC. Comes with a free 16GB SD card, Crumpler drawstring bag, MK10 monopod, and screen protector.

The Canon G5 X comes with a large 1” 20.2MP sensor, f/1.8-2.8 lens with 4.2x optical zoom. Also, has built-in Wi-Fi and NFC, and that bump you see is an electronic viewfinder. Going at CEE for S$999, with free 64GB SD card, NB13L battery, G5 X case, MK10 monopod, and screen protector. Plus, there’s an online warranty promotion with S$100 cash back.

Canon’s newest mirrorless camera, the EOS M6, is available at CEE at three options. First, S$1,039 for the body only, then S$1,199 with the EF M15-45 IS STM kit lens, and S$1,639 with the EF M18-150 IS STM kit lens. The camera comes with a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, and an ISO 100 to 25,600 range, with Hybrid CMOS AF III.

At CEE, it comes with a free 64GB SD card, tripod, LPE17 battery, Manfrotto camera bag, and screen protector. There’s an online warranty promotion with S$100 cash back and a Hellolulu ruckpack. There’s an additional purchase-with-purchase offer for an electronic viewfinder (DC2) at S$199 (U.P. S$329).

Fujifilm

PSA: Fujifilm has slashed prices down from the ones listed on its PC Show 2017 brochures. 

The most affordable way to get into Fujifilm’s mirrorless system, the X-A10, is going for S$718 at PC Show with the XC16-50mm II kit lens. Includes a free 16GB SD card, photo prints voucher, X-series product workshop, a Samurai dry box, and S$100 cash back.

The Fujifilm X-T20 gives you a lot of the flagship X-T2 for a lower price. Now S$1,604 at PC Show with the XC16-50mm II kit lens. Comes with free 16GB SD card, NPW126S battery, photo prints voucher, X-series product workshop, a metal hand grip (MHG-XT10), Samurai dry box, and S$50 cash back.

The X-T2 flagship is there, in all its 24.3MP X-Trans III APS-C glory, should you choose to accept it. Shoots 4K video, with 325 focus points. The body alone is going for S$2,483 (black), S$2,775 (graphite silver). There’s a XF18-55mm kit lens combo that can be had for S$2,873. Comes with a free NPW126S battery, 32GB SD card, BLC-XT2, photo print voucher, X-series product workshop, VPB-XT2 grip, and S$50 cash back.

Olympus

The Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II is going for S$998 (U.P. S$1,148) with the 14-42mm kit lens at CEE, and S$1,198 (U.P. S$1,348) with the 14-42mm and 40-150mm kit lens. The Olympus 45mm f/1.8 prime lens is marked as a purchase-with-purchase promotion on the brochure, but I was told at the counter that they’re now bundling it for free (good deal, as the lens is usually S$498).

The camera comes with a free Manfrotto compact action tripod (limited to first 20 customers per day), with an additional battery, 16GB SD card, S$30 Harvey Norman voucher (limited to first 20 customers per day), 8GB Flash Air card, 3-month local extended warranty, external grip (ECG-3), Olympus bag, and product workshop. That’s a lot.

The Olympus Pen-F is now at CEE for S$1,598 (U.P. S$1,798), lens sold separately. Again, the 45mm f/1.8 prime lens is marked as a purchase-with-purchase promotion on the brochure, but I was told at the counter that they’re now bundling it for free. The camera comes with a free S$50 Olympus online store voucher, additional battery, S$50 Harvey Norman voucher (limited to first 20 customers per day), leather hand strap, 16GB SD card, body cap lens, 3-month local extended warranty, and product workshop.

The Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II is going for S$1,898 (U.P. S$1,998) at CEE with a 14-150mm kit lens. Again, the counter told me that they’re now bundling the 45mm f/1.8 lens with the camera. It also comes with a free S$50 Olympus online store voucher, additional battery, S$50 Harvey Norman voucher (limited to first 20 customers per day), 16GB SD card, external grip HLD-8G, 3-month local extended warranty, and product workshop.

Sony

The A5000 is the most affordable mirrorless in Sony’s stable at CEE (and the pinkest). The camera’s going for S$599 (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$799), with a 16-50mm kit lens. It shoots 20.1MP images with an APS sensor and has an 180-degree tilt screen. It comes with a free SD card, carry case, SDW course, and S$200 cash back.

Sony is selling the RX100 versions III to V at CEE, the RX100 III is going for S$849 (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$1,199). It comes with a free SD card, SDW course and S$350 cash back. The RX100 IV has a show price of S$1,199 (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$1,399), and comes with a free battery charger, SDW course, and S$200 cash back. The RX100 V can be had for S$1,399 (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$1,499), and comes with a free high-speed SD card, SDW course, and S$100 cash back.

The Sony Alpha 7 II is at CEE for S$2,299 with a 28-70mm kit lens (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$2,549). The full-frame 24.3MP camera ships with 117-points hybrid AF and 5-axis image stabilization. Comes with a free battery, SDW course, 1 pair of tickets for the 2017 International Champions Cup Singapore Live, and S$250 cash back.

You can also opt for the body only at S$1,899 (price stated is after cash back, U.P. S$2,149), with a free battery, SDW course, 1 pair of tickets for the 2017 International Champions Cup Singapore Live, and S$250 cash back.

AfterShokz

The AfterShokz Trekz Titanium is a wireless, around-the-neck headphones that loop over the ears, making it secure for active lifestyle use. It uses bone conduction technology to deliver the music through your cheekbones, which leave the ears free to listen out for situational sounds. It’s also rated IP55, making it sweat- and dust-resistant. They are now going at S$179 (U.P. S$199). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Bose

Affectionately known as the QC35 headphones, the Bose QuietComfort 35 has been generally regarded as the definitive wireless, Active Noise-Cancelling headphones to buy. It packs a miniaturized microphone array that continuously measure, compare, and react to outside noises within milliseconds, sending an equal and opposite signal to cancel that noise out. It’s available now at S$549. Find it at the Newstead mega-booth (Level 1) in CEE (Suntec).

Bose QuietControl 30 is a pair of wireless in-ear headphones with Active Noise Reduction – you can either limit or shut out all distracting noises by your will, and it comes with a smartphone app that helps you personalize the in-ear headphones’ audio to your liking. It is now retailing at S$499 (U.P. S$529), over at the Newstead mega-booth (Level 1) in CEE (Suntec).

Creative

Creative’s Aurvana ANC is a 2016 addition to their popular headphone range. This model is designed for long-range travel, owing to its combination of comfortable ear pads, an AAA battery-powered noise-cancelling duration of 40 hours, and balanced audio profile through 40mm neodymium drivers. You can grab a pair for just S$129 (U.P. S$199), and it’s exclusively available at PC Show (MBS) over at Creative’s booths (8021 and 8022).

The Creative Outlier Sports is a Bluetooth in-ear headset for active-lifestyle users. It’s lightweight at 15g, sweat-proof, and wireless – making it ideal for exercise that requires repetitive motion that would’ve normally interfered with a wired headset. It supports AptX audio with its 6mm drivers, and boasts a maximum uptime of 11 hours. It’s going at S$99 (U.P. S$129) exclusively at the PC Show (MBS) over at Creative’s booths (8021 and 8022).

The 2015 flagship of the Sound BlasterX series is the H7 – a pair of over-the-ear headphones designed for long hours of gaming. It comes with massive 50mm FullSpectrum drivers and 7.1 surround sound support, and a detachable noise-cancelling microphone for clear and powerful audio when communicating with your team. The H7 is just S$139 (U.P. S$259) exclusively at PC Show (MBS), over at Creative’s booths (8021 and 8022).

Read our Creative SoundBlasterX H7 coverage here.

Curve

The Curve TWS-X100 is a pair of true wireless ear buds catered for active-lifestyle folks. It offers up to 14 hours of playtime, dual microphone for calls, IPX4 sweat-resistance, and a charging dock that doubles as a carrying case. Now, it’s S$199 for two sets (U.P. S$199 for one). You can find them at the PC Show (MBS) over at Booth 8128, or CEE (Suntec) at Booth 8585.

Fischer Audio

The Omega Infinity in-ear headphones by Fischer Audio are an early attempt at wireless personal audio for this Russian brand. It uses Bluetooth connectivity, it’s sweat-resistant, and it’s light to the touch. All in all, it’s very simple in design and appearance, setting anyone back by S$102 (S$128). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

HyperX

The HyperX Cloud II gaming headset comes with 7.1 surround sound and a microphone that has noise-cancellation. It’s backed by a pair of 53mm neodymium drivers. It’s now going at S$139 (U.P. S$149) with a free headset case thrown into the mix. Find it at the gaming booths located on the left side of PC Show (MBS).

The HyperX Cloud Stinger has 90-degree rotating ear cups and 50mm drivers. The ear pads use its signature memory foam for comfortable extended use. The microphone comes automatically muted when you swivel it away. It’s now going at S$69 (U.P. S$79), with a free headset hanger thrown into the mix. Find it at the gaming booths located on the left side of PC Show (MBS).

Jabra 

The Jabra Elite Sport caters to active lifestyle users, as it packs a bunch of fitness-related perks. There’s a built-in HRM, intelligent in-ear coaching, and IP67 water protection. While it only offers three hours of music on a single charge, the carrying case actually doubles as a portable charger for these true-wireless ear buds. It’s now going at S$298, provided that you trade-in an old pair of wired or wireless earphones (U.P. S$368). You can spot them at CEE (Suntec), over at Harvey Norman (8225) and Challenger booths (0307). If you’re at PC Show (MBS) instead, find them at Nubox or Best Denki (8042 and 8064).

Read our Jabra Elite Sport coverage here.

The Jabra Sport Pulse Special Edition is actually a 2016 refresh of the preceding fitness in-ears. Not only does it have a biometric heart rate sensor, it can also calculate your VO2 Max level, and provide intelligent in-ear coaching. All your details can be found in the app, including distance covered, pace, route, calories burnt, and training effect. The Jabra Sports Pulse SE is available at S$238 (U.P. S$258) over at CEE (Suntec). You can find them at Harvey Norman (8225) and Challenger booths (0307). If you’re at PC Show (MBS) instead, find them at Nubox or Best Denki (8042 and 8064).

Read our Jabra Sports Pulse SE coverage here.

Jabra Eclipse is great for busy business-minded folks. It comes with a holding pad that doubles as a charging dock. It’s the lightest Jabra headset ever, weighing just 5.5g on its own. It’s now available at S$188 (U.P. S$219), along with a free car charger and Jabra i-ring. If you’re at CEE (Suntec), find them at Harvey Norman (8225) and Challenger booths (0307). If you’re at PC Show (MBS) instead, find them at Nubox or Best Denki (8042 and 8064).

Jaybird 

The Jaybird Freedom (F5) is the fifth refresh of the popular wireless sports earphones. It is their smallest secure-fit buds to date, and it uses a metallic taper-down design that reduces the speaker diameter by 20 percent. The device uses A2DP Bluetooth to wirelessly connect to smartphones, and it’s cross-compatible with both iOS and Android OS. Now, it’s at S$199 (U.P. S$259). You can find them at (Suntec) and PC Show (MBS), through various vendors.

Check out our Jaybird Freedom coverage here.

The Jaybird X3 has redesigned to be smaller than the X2, allowing them to even be worn under a helmet. The cables allow the user to wear the X3 either under or over the ear for better comfort. The enhanced 6mm drivers are fully customizable via the Jaybird MySound app, allowing you to adjust the EQ settings on a hardware level. While it is still retailing at its U.P. of S$215, buyers can nab a free X3 accessory pack. You can find them at (Suntec) and PC Show (MBS), through various vendors.

Check out our Jaybird X3 coverage here.

Jays

The A-Jays Four+ in-ear headphones are compatible with iOS mobile devices, and it has an in-line, three-button control panel on its flat audio cables. It is now available at S$98 (U.P. S$128). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

The U-Jays Wireless is the cable-free variant of the company's popular U-Jays headphones. The touchpad on the right earcup comes with swipe controls that allow you to switch tracks or adjust the volume. It also boasts a maximum battery life of 25 hours. Now, you can get them at just S$288 (U.P. S$338). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

JBL

The JBL E55BT is a pair of wireless over-ear headphones with a 20-hour battery life that only requires two hours to recharge. Along its cable lies a one-button remote with built-in microphone – sound control can be found on the ear-cups instead. It’s going at S$195 (U.P. S$219) over at CEE (Suntec)’s Newstead and Challenger booths (Level 1 and 3).

The JBL Reflect Contour is a wireless in-ear headphone with Dual Lock technology – it can securely fit itself with its ear-hook and in-ear fitted buds, making it suitable for active lifestyle usage. It’s also sweat-proof, and its slim form factor manages to squeeze in a three-button remote with microphone for calls. You can get it at just S$149 (U.P. $169) over at CEE (Suntec)’s Newstead and Challenger booths (Level 1 and 3).

JVC 

The JVC “Bi-Metal” HA-FX300-R is a pair of in-ear headphones that comes with three sizes of silicon buds. It boasts “superior” sound isolation, thanks to these rubbers. It uses a contoured canal design, and it also features a golden 3.5mm audio plug. Get it at S$88 (U.P. S$129). You can find them at The Headphone Gallery booth in both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) or PC Show (MBS).

Klipsch 

Klipsch won the Readers’ Choice Best Headphone Brand accolade of our Tech Awards for four consecutive years. So, it is our own readers who would truly appreciate the audio quality and materials used in the X12i in-ear monitors. It has a show price of S$527 (U.P. S$599) over at CEE (Suntec). You can find them at Harvey Norman (8225) and Challenger booths (0307). Klipsch also has a show special where any two headphones/earphones grant 15% off both products. If you’re at PC Show (MBS) instead, find them at Nubox or Best Denki (8042 and 8064).

The Klipsch Reference On-Ear Bluetooth Headphones come with memory foam earcups that make it comfortable to wear. Integrated is a 360-degree microphone that enhances call quality.  The headphones boast up to 20 hours of wireless playback. Now, you can grab a pair at S$351 (U.P. S$399) over at CEE (Suntec). It can be found at Harvey Norman (8225) and Challenger booths (0307). Klipsch also has a show special where any two headphones/earphones grant 15% off both products. If you’re at PC Show (MBS) instead, find them at Nubox or Best Denki (8042 and 8064).

Logitech G

The Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum gaming headset comes in Spectrum Snow limited edition model. It’s a wireless 7.1 audio headphone with a range of customization options like 16.8 million colors RGB lighting, modular backlit speaker plates, and three programmable Logitech G-keys. They retail at S$249 (U.P. S$299). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

The Logitech G533 gaming headset is supported by its proprietary Pro-G audio drivers and DTS Headphone:X, a 7.1 virtual surround sound technology. It’s made for extended use, featuring a lightweight build with an over-the-ear form factor. The ear pads are mesh, which is breathable and can be removed for cleaning. They are going for S$195 (S$229). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

Marshall

The Marshall Major II headphones provide up to 30 hours of wireless playback using Bluetooth connectivity. Its detachable double-ended coil cord comes with remote controls and a microphone, and its 3.5mm audio port lets you share music with a friend when you are channeling the audio wirelessly. It is now available at S$159 (U.P. S$259). Find it at PC Show (MBS) over in the gaming zone, or at CEE (Suntec) at level 3.

The Marshall Mode is a pair of in-ear headphones with interchangeable ear-hole sleeves. The cable features an in-line microphone for calls, and remote for basic audio control. The device itself features 9mm drivers.  Each pair is just S$75 (U.P. S$99). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

MEE Audio

The MEE Audio X8 is a secure-fit, sports-friendly, wireless headphone that’s worn around the neck. It comes with a sweat-resistant coating, built-in microphone for calls, and support for AptX and AAC audio codecs. It also comes with eight hours of playtime. Now, it’s going for S$115 (U.P. S$139). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Onkyo

Onkyo’s E700M in-ear headphones are classy, and it supports Hi-Res audio. It has a frequency response of 6 – 40,000Hz, and a 13.5mm driver for each ear to work its magic. It’s now available at S$139 (U.P. S$149). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

The Onkyo H500BT favors a minimalistic design. These wireless headphones support AptX for CD-quality audio, and it has a large NFC spot to make wireless pairing an easy affair. You can control your playback via touch functions located on the ear shells, too. It’s now available at S$299 (U.P. S$319). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Optoma NuForce 

The Nuforce HEM1 is a set of IEMs (in-ear monitors) that uses a full-range balanced armature driver that can support frequencies of up to 40,000Hz. It is also certified for Sony’s Hi-Res audio qualification. The shells are made from a proprietary thermoplastic polymer resin provided by Lexan, and it packs a cable with a bi-wiring design that discourages tangling. It’s available at S$139 (U.P. S$179). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

The NuForce BE Sport3 is a wireless pair of headphones made from aluminum and rubber. The angled nozzles on the BE Sport3 is meant to provide more security and comfort during exercise. They are IP55 rated, making the headphones dust-, rain-, and sweat-resistant. You can grab a pair at S$109 (U.P. S$139). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Plantronics

Plantronics Backbeat FIT uses a behind-the-ear design, helped along with its soft flexible neckband. As an active-lifestyle audio companion, it has a rated IP57 resistance that grants it protection from perspiration. On it, you can also find controls for calls and tunes, and it can remember up to eight devices for Bluetooth pairing. It’s now S$179 (U.P. S$219), along with an iWalk Power Bank freebie (while stocks last). They are at CEE (Suntec, Level 3) and PC Show’s (MBS) booths 8064, 8066, 8042 (Best Denki, Harvey Norman, Nubox, respectively).iWalk Power Bank freebie (while stocks last). They are at CEE (Suntec, Level 3) and PC Show’s (MBS) booths 8064, 8066, 8042 (Best Denki, Harvey Norman, Nubox, respectively).

Read our Plantronics Backbeat FIT coverage here.

The Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2 grants the familiar wireless, active noise-cancelling experience in a better form factor. The refresh comes with a 35% decrease in size and a 15% reduction in weight when compared to its predecessor. It has Active Noise-Cancelling, and OpenMic for situational awareness. Now, you get them at S$289 (U.P. S$319) with a free flight adapter. Find it at CEE (Suntec, Level 3) and PC Show’s (MBS) booths 8064, 8066, 8042 (Best Denki, Harvey Norman, Nubox, respectively).

Read our Plantronics Backbeat Pro 2 coverage here.

This Plantronics Explorer 500 Mobile Bluetooth Headset has GSMA-certified HD Voice clarity, and three language options for status alerts. Despite its size, it has a talk-time of up to seven hours and a standby time of 180 days (in DeepSleep mode). You can grab it at just S$89 (U.P. S$129) with a free car charger thrown in. Find it at CEE (Suntec, Level 3) and PC Show’s (MBS) booths 8064, 8066, 8042 (Best Denki, Harvey Norman, Nubox, respectively).

Razer

The Razer Kraken 7.1 v2 is a gaming headset with 50mm drivers. It comes with a durable uni-body aluminum frame that’s a little friendlier for rage-inducing teammates. It also comes with a retractable, built-in microphone, and virtual 7.1 positional audio, also with active noise-cancelling that requires PC software Razer Synapse to work. It’s now available at S$139.90 (U.P. S$159.90). You can find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

Read our Razer Kraken 7.1 v2 coverage here.

The Razer Man O’ War is a wireless gaming headset with 50mm drivers and 7.1 virtual surround sound. Its wireless connectivity is supported by the 2.4GHz USB dongle, and it offers 14 hours of uninterrupted gameplay audio. The left earcup conceals its retractable unidirectional digital microphone. Now, you can get one at S$239.90 (U.P. S$299.90). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

Samsung

The Samsung Gear IconX is a pair of wireless ear buds with standalone 4GB storage capacity for songs. It connects to your Android 4.4 OS (or later) smartphone. These ear buds support capacitive touch; gestures include swiping or tapping to skip or stop the current song. Now, they are going at S$248 (U.P. S$298). Find it at the various Samsung resellers and its official booth in CEE (Level 4, Suntec) or PC Show (MBS).

Sennheiser

The Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless is an urban-styled, bass-driven wireless headphone. It comes with AptX support for CD-quality sound, and an integrated microphone for calls. You can grab it at just S$199 (U.P. S$419). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Read our Sennheiser Urbanite XL Wireless coverage here.

The Sennheiser Momentum Wireless is an over-ear headphone pair with its proprietary NoiseGard – a hybrid adaptive noise cancellation technology – built into the headset. It also comes with NFC, which allows for wireless pairing to devices with a simple tap. It’s now at S$509 (U.P. S$699) if you ask the salesperson nicely. Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Read our Sennheiser Momentum Wireless coverage here.

The Momentum In-Ear features proprietary transducer technology that replicates the sound signature of the other headphones in this series – powerful bass, detailed vocals and great sound stage. It has a three-button in-line remote with integrated mic that lets you control music and take calls. A set of ear adapters (in different sizes) is provided to help ensure a perfect fit – critical when trying to isolate noise. It’s available at S$119 (U.P. S$149). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Read our Sennheiser Momentum In Ear coverage here.

SteelSeries

The flagship SteelSeries gaming headset is none other than the SteelSeries Arctis 7. It supports wireless connectivity via a USB dongle, while supporting 3.5mm wired connections, too. On it are 40mm drivers aided with DTS Headphone:X digital surround sound technology. It’s compatible with PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Xbox. While it’s still retailing at its U.P. of S$279 at CEE, you can nag a free SteelSeries t-shirt for your efforts, while stocks last.

The SteelSeries Siberia 200 gaming headphones pack 50mm drivers in a lightweight body, making it a popular, long-standing option for gamers around the globe. It’s now S$89 (U.P. S$129). You can find it at CEE (Suntec) and PC Show (MBS), right where all the gaming peripherals are proudly on display.

Westone

The Westone AM Pro 30 is a pair of IEMS that uses triple drivers per side – all using the balanced armature architecture in each of them. Its proprietary three-way crossover is designed to match low, mid, and high frequencies to give the listener a smooth and balanced mix. It’s now available at S$657 (U.P. S$699). Find it at the Challenger booths (Level 3) in CEE (Suntec).

Bose

Bose is at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017,so there are bargains to be found at either. Their star buy for the shows is the SoundLink Mini II, a portable speaker that features a microphone so you can take and make calls with it. It’s going for just $279, down from the usual price of $329. Get more details about this here.

Also worth looking for, is the Bose SoundTouch 10. This is slightly larger speaker streams music over Wi-Fi, and supports multi-room audio, so you can easily integrate it with your existing SoundTouch speakers. It’s available in a choice of black or white, and is going for just $319 at both shows, down from the usual of $399.

Creative

The Creative Katana is again on offer at this PC Show 2017, but you’ll have to get a voucher from the presenter on stage to get their lowest price of $399, down from the usual of $449. You’ll also get a free copy of Warhammer:End times- Vermintide (worth $29) and a free optical cable while stocks last. Read our first looks piece on the Katana here.

Otherwise, look to the Soundblaster X7 Limited Edition with E-MU XM7 combo. This is going for $699 at the show, down from the usual price of $1027. Get a voucher from the presenter on stage and the package comes down to $599, quite the bargain! Find out more about the Creative X7 here.

 Also at the show, is the iRoar Go, which packs 5 drivers with a built-in subwoofer for full range audio. It's going for $299 at the show, but getting a voucher from the presenter on stage brings it down to $199. There's also a selfie contest to get an extra $20 voucher, so we'd certainly pop by if you're looking for a portable speaker.

JBL

JBL is at both shows too, but the JBL Flip 3 is slightly cheaper at CEE 2017, as it can be had for $129 instead of $139. That’s down from the original price of $179 so either way, it’s a good price for the portable splashproof Bluetooth speaker.

Otherwise, look at the JBL Xtreme. This is going for $299 at CEE 2017, down from the usual price of $399. This rugged speaker connects to your smart device over Bluetooth and features a high-capacity 10,000mAh battery for up to 15 hours of playtime.

Klipsch

Klipsch is showing out at both shows this time and they’ve got their latest The Three Heritage Wireless speakers on display. These vintage looking speakers feature real wood veneer top and tactile spun copper switches and knobs along with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity. There’s even a phono pre-amp input so you can hook it up to your turntable! They’re going for $669, down from the usual price of $699, and you’ll get an additional $50 purchase-with-purchase voucher too.

Samsung

Samsung has soundbars for sale at PC Show 2017, and some of them come with purchase-with-purchase bundles. For example, the HWM450XS here is going for just $399, down from the usual price of $449. Add $59 for a Digital Antenna and HDMI cable bundle.

Otherwise, take  a look at the HWM360XS. This is going at show price of $299, down from the usual price of $379. As with the soundbar above, you can add $59 for a Digital Antenna and HDMI cable bundle.

Sonos

Sonos is also at both PC Show 2017 and CEE 2017. And they’re offering 5% of all speakers so the Sonos Sub can be had for just $1234 instead of the usual price of $1299.

This time though, the multi-room music bundles include the brand new Playbase, so can for example, get a simple 3.1 setup with Playbase, Sub and Bridge for $2398 instead of the usual price of $2598. Find out more about the Playbase here.

You could also get add a Play:3 bundle to that 3.1 setup to get a full 5.1 setup with Playbase, Sub, and two Play:3s for just $3398 instead of the usual price of $3716. The Play:3s feature custom-designed drivers, and are fully multi-room capable, so you can get the set and shift the speakers around the house even if you don’t want to use them all together.

Sony

Spotted at CEE 2017, is the new HT-MT500 soundbar. We’re told this high-resolution audio capable speaker can be had for about 5% off the retail price of $1099, so you should expect to be able to pick it up for about $1044.05.  

Otherwise, check out the HT-CT290. This usually retails for $449, but purchase it with any Bravia TV at the show, and the price drops down to $399. That’s a good price for this soundbar system that offers 2.1 Ch surround sound and features S-Force PRO Front Surround technology for immersive, cinema-style sound.

Ultimate Ears

Ultimate Ears are at both shows this time round, and a selection of their speakers are on sale. Take for example, the UE Boom 2. Waterproof and drop proof, the speaker is available in a range of colorways and is going for just $199 at the shows. Find out more about the speaker here.

Otherwise, look to the slightly smaller UE Roll 2. This 2 is specifically designed to play sound out loud. It’s also waterproof, and features a 50% wider wireless Bluetooth range so you don’t have to keep your smartphone close by. It’s going for $109 at the shows, down from the usual of $149.

Fitbit

The Fitbit Surge is on sale at CEE 2017, and it’s going for $199,down from the usual of $368. This handy wearable comes with the Purepulse heart feature which does continuous, automatic, heart rate tracking from your wrist, and includes GPS tracking so you can more accurately track your runs.  Find out more about it here.

More concerned with how well you sleep? Then you’ll want to look to the Fitbit Alta HR. It has Auto Sleep Tracking, and helpful reminders to move to help you reach your daily step goals. The regular color options of Black, Blue Gray, Fuchsia, Coral are going at a show special of $218, down from the usual of $248, while the Special edition Gunmetal and Pink Rose Gold editions are going for $268, down from the usual of $298. You can read more about it here.

Garmin

One of their latest activity trackers, the Garmin Vivosmart 3 gives you 24/7 heart rate monitoring and even offers all-day stress tracking. It’s going for the usual price of $229 at the show, but you’ll get a $20 CapitaVoucher thrown in to sweeten the deal(while stocks last). Find out more about the Vivosmart 3 here.

Otherwise, look to the Forerunner 935. This is a GPS running and triathlon watch that offers performance monitoring features and Elevate wrist-based heart rate technology for more accurate tracking. It’s going at a sale bundle with the Dynamic Pod for $799, down $69 from what you would usually pay for the bundle.

Samsung

Samsung has the Gear Fit 2 at both shows though, and this fitness band is going for $248, down from the usual of $298. You’ll get a free LED Waist sports pouch worth $39 with every purchase too, which is a nice add-on for this fitness tracker that tracks heart rate, flight of steps climbed, and sleep amongst others. Read up on how the band performed in our shootout here.

Also at both shows, is the Gear S3 (Frontier Bluetooth), which features a larger 380mAh battery and features a 14nm dual-core 1GHz Exynos 7270 chip for faster processing. It’s going for the usual price of $548 at both shows, but you’ll get a free LED Pouch and a Red Silicone Strap with purchase. To find out more, check our first looks piece here.

TomTom 

Like working out to music? Then you’ll probably want to check out the TomTom Spark Cardio + Music. You can find it at both CEE 2017 or PC Show 2017. This handy wearable has enough storage for over 500 songs, and features 24/7 Activity tracking as well as Multisport modes and GPS tracking for greater accuracy. It’s going for just $249, down from the usual price of $399.

Otherwise, look to the TomTom Touch Cardio. This fitness band is going for just $129 at the show, down from the usual of $159. It features a built-in heart monitor, and does 24/7 activity tracking for you while being able to show you notifications from your phone.

Withings

Want a watch that doubles as a fitness tracker? You’ll want to check out the Withings Steel HR at PC Show 2017. It tracks running, walking, swimming and your sleep, and even notifies you when messages or emails come in on your phone. The 36mm version is going for $239 at PC Show 2017, $60 off the usual price of $299. And you'll get a Withings Watch Strap kit free!

For an advanced health and fitness tracker, look at the Pulse O2. It's going for $99, $60 off the usual price of $159. It comes with both wristband and clip so you can wear it on your wrist or clip it behind you. This not only measures your heart rate and blood oxygen level, but also has automatic detection of runs so you can just set off when you’re ready.

Logitech G

The Logitech G Pro keyboard is a new, compact RGB TKL (tenkeyless) mechanical keyboard fitted with Logitech's own Romer G mechanical switches. It has a detachable USB cable making it easy to transport. Get one from CEE or PC Show for S$179 (usual price: S$199) and get a free $20 Steam Value card, one set of gaming keycaps and an eSport carrying bag.

The Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum mouse is at the top of Logitech's lineup and features a 1-milisecond latency free report rate and a 12,000 dpi PMW3366 optical sensor. The's mouse shape can be customized for a left-handed gamer thanks to removable side panels and an ambidextrous main body. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$199 (usual price: S$249).

Microsoft

If you're looking for a stylish new addition to your desk, check out the Microsoft Designer Bluetooth keyboard and mouse set with its sleek low-profile design and clutter-free wireless Bluetooth connectivity. Pick one up at CEE for S$104 (usual price: S$139).

Razer

Razer's BlackWidow Chroma V2 is a full-sized mechanical RGB keyboard with a durable steel frame. This keyboard comes with a removable magnetic wrist rest (not pictured) and is available in Razer's own Green, Orange and new linear Yellow switches. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$269.90 (usual price: S$289.90) and get a free 8GB Razer thumbdrive!

The Razer Deathadder Elite is one of the most popular gaming mice in e-sports, thanks to its comfortable ergonomic shape and high quality 10,000DPI optical sensor. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$89.90 (usual price: S$109.90) and get a free Razer Goliathus Small mouse mat.

SteelSeries

The Steelseries Apex M650 is fitted with Steelseries' own QX2 Mechanical Gaming Switches, co-developed with Gateron. The switches have a substantially lower actuation point allowing for faster gameplay, and are available in Blue, Red, and Brown switches, all of which correspond to their Cherry MX equivalents. Get one from CEE or PC Show for just S$169 (usual price: S$249).

One of Steelseries most popular mice, the Sensei Raw is a 7 button ambidextrous mouse with an ADNS-9500 laser sensor capable of up to 5670DPI. Get one from CEE or PC Show for just S$69 (usual price: S$129).

Acer

Once hailed as the world's thinnest notebook, the Acer Swift 7 measures just 9.98mm thick and weighs a mere 1.12kg. It features an Intel Core i7-7Y75 processor, 8GB of RAM, and up to a 512GB SSD. It is selling for $1,688 (U.P. $2,198) at both CEE 2017 and the PC Show. The version with the 256GB SSD is cheaper at $1,488 (U.P. $1,998). Acer is throwing in a 2-year carry-in warranty and a couple of USB-C to USB 3.0 and USB-C to HDMI adapters in order to help you adapt to the lack of conventional ports. 

The Acer Aspire R15 is a 15.6-inch convertible equipped with an Intel Core i7-7500U processor, 12GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD. It is also outfitted with an NVIDIA GeForce 940MX for slightly more graphics horsepower. It is a versatile machine that can be used in a variety of modes, including as a large tablet. It is selling for $1,488 (U.P. $1,898) at both CEE 2017 and the PC Show and comes with a free upgrade to a 2-year carry-in warranty.

The Acer Aspire V Nitro comes with an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD. The 15.6-inch notebook is powered by an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB, which will run pretty much any game on its 1,920 x 1,080-pixel display. It is selling at both CEE 2017 and the PC Show for $2,098 (U.P. $2,498).

Aorus

The Aorus X5 v6 is a powerful and relatively slim gaming laptop, featuring an overclockable Intel Core i7-6820HK processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256GB PCIe SSD and a 1TB HDD. It is powered by an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, so it is more than capable of handling the latest AAA titles. It is available at $3,699 (U.P. $3,799) at the PC Show 2017. 

The Aorus X3 Plus is a compact gaming notebook with a 13.9-inch QHD IPS display and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060. However, it still packs an overclockable Intel Core i7-6820HK, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 512GB PCIe SSD. It is selling for $3,299 (U.P. $3,799) at the PC Show 2017.

Aftershock

The Aftershock Next AIO Gaming PC is a fully upgradeable all-in-one system that combines the benefits of AIOs with the upgradeability of traditional DIY PCs. Aftershock has equipped it with an Intel Core i5-7500 processor, 8GB of DDR4 2,400MHz RAM, and a 120GB SSD and 1TB HDD. In addition, it comes with a 32-inch 144Hz FHD VA display and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB, but you can upgrade to a GeForce GTX 1070 for an additional $240. It will cost you $1,989 (U.P. $2,123) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, and you can also get the Creative SoundBlasterX Katana for cheaper at $339 (U.P. $399) as part of a bundle price.

Aftershock recently updated its Impulse small form factor gaming PC with a new case, and it now dispenses with any need for a bulky power adapter. It is powered by an Intel Core i5-7500 processor, 8GB of DDR4 2,400MHz memory, a 120GB SSD and a 1TB HDD. It also features an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti for gaming, but you can equip it with up to a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti if you want to go all out. It is selling for $1,480 (U.P. $1,579) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show and comes with a 3-year on-site warranty.

If you want a slim and powerful gaming notebook, there's the Aftershock PRIME-15. It measures just 18.6mm thick and features an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB. It also comes with an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 8GB of DDR4 2,400MHz RAM, and a 500GB SSD. You can get it for $2,272 (U.P. $2,567) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, together with a 2-year on-site parts warranty, access to a professional color calibration service, and anti-virus software.

Alienware

The Alienware 17 is equipped with an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 512GB SSD and 1TB HDD. It also features an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, which is plenty for its 1080p screen. It comes with a 2-year warranty with accidental coverage and is available for $3,999 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show. In addition, you get a free Alienware Vindicator backpack and McAfee anti-virus software.

ASUS

The ASUS ZenBook 3 Deluxe is a speedy 14-inch notebook powered by an Intel Core i7-7500U processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB PCIe SSD. It costs $2,698 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, and comes bundled with a 1-year anti-virus subscription, a sleeve case, and USB-C to USB 3.0 and USB-C to HDMI dongles. In addition, you get an ASUS Mini Dock (worth $129), a $100 ZUJI voucher, and a Creative NUNO micro speaker for free.

Just launched at Computex, the ASUS Vivo S15 comes with an Intel Core i7-7500U, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 128GB SSD and 1TB HDD. It also features an NVIDIA GeForce 940MX for additional graphics heft and boasts slim bezels for a sleeker look. It is selling for $1,498 at CEE 2017 and PC Show, and comes with a free 1-year anti-virus subscription and a notebook bag.

The ASUS VivoPC X M80 is an extremely compact gaming desktop that packs a quite a punch. It comes with an Intel Core i5-7300HQ processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 128GB SSD and a 1TB HDD. There's an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB on board as well, although this is an integrated desktop chip rather than a discrete card. It is available for $1,398 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, together with a 1-year 100GB ASUS WebStorage subscription and a pre-packed wireless keyboard and mouse.

Dreamcore

The Dreamcore Reverie is the latest desktop from local startup Dreamcore. It is equipped with an Intel Core i5-7500 processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 120GB SSD and 1TB HDD. There's an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB in there as well, but it also supports up to a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. This particular configuration is available at $1,759 (U.P. $1,890) at the PC Show, but the base configuration actually starts at $1,499 (U.P. $1,630).

Dell

The Dell Inspiron 13 5000 2-in-1 is a 13.3-inch convertible powered by an Intel Core i5-7200U processor, 8GB of DDR4 memory, and a 256GB SSD. It costs $1,299 (U.P. $1,799) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show and comes with a free 1-year McAfee Live Safe subscription (you can also try your luck in asking for Microsoft Office 365 too, but not guaranteed).

The Dell XPS 13 is a svelte 13.3-inch ultrabook powered by an Intel Core i5-7200U processor, 8GB LPDDR3 RAM, and a 256GB PCIe SSD. It is available for $1,899 (U.P. $1,999) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show. In addition, it comes with a free 1-year McAfee Live Safe subscription, 1-year accidental damage coverage, a USB-C to VGA adapter, and an XPS 13 notebook sleeve.

Gigabyte

The new Gigabyte Aero 15 is a slim and light 15.6-inch notebook that packs an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 into a chassis that is just 19.9mm thick. It also features an Intel Core i7-7700 HQ processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256GB SSD. It is selling for $2,899 (U.P. $3,099) at the PC Show 2017, and comes with a free Razer DeathAdder (1,800DPI) gaming mouse and Adaro DJ headphones.

The Gigabyte Sabre 15 is an affordable 15.6-inch laptop powered by an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB HDD. It features a modest NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 2GB for some light gaming. It is available at $1,499 (U.P. $1,799) at the PC Show 2017, but GamePro is also throwing in a free upgrade to a 120GB SSD, a Razer DeathAdder (1,800DPI) gaming mouse, and an Adaro headphone.

HP

The HP Spectre x360 convertible is equipped with an Intel Core i5-7200U processor, 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM, and a 512GB PCIe SSD. It comes with speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen, and the 13.3-inch FHD display supports stylus input from the HP Active Pen.  It costs $2,199 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, and comes bundled with a free notebook carrying case, a 2-year third-day on-site warranty, and a Bluetooth speaker. 

The HP Envy 13 features an Intel Core i7-7200U processor, 8GB of LPDDR3 RAM, and a 512GB PCIe SSD. It also comes with dual speakers tuned by Bang & Olufsen for better audio quality. It is available for $1,399 (U.P. $1,599) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, and comes with a free upgrade to a 3-year carry-in warranty, a McAfee anti-virus subscription, and a notebook carrying case.

Lenovo

The Lenovo IdeaPad 320S is an affordable notebook powered by an Intel Core i7-7500U processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB HDD. The screen is a 14-inch 1080p IPS panel with slim bezels, which helps cut down its space footprint. It is selling at $1,199 at CEE 2017, and is available in a limited edition Snow White color (100 units only). In addition, it comes bundled with a Lenovo backpack and a 2-year McAfee anti-virus subscription. 

The Lenovo Legion Y520 is equipped with an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 1TB HDD. This is an entry-level gaming notebook, so it has just an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 for gaming. It costs $1,499 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show and comes with freebies, including a Lenovo backpack, a 2-year extended warranty, and a 2-year anti-virus subscription.

LG

The LG Gram 15 is one of the lightest 15.6-inch notebooks around, and it weighs just 1.09kg. It comes with an Intel Core i7-7500U processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD. It is selling for $2,599 at CEE 2017 and the PC Show, and comes bundled with a free LG Bluetooth speaker and laptop sleeve. A cheaper model with a 256GB SSD is also available for $2,399.

Microsoft

The new Surface Pro may have just been announced, but the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 is still a very good 2-in-1 device. It is powered by an Intel Core i5-6300U processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD. It costs just $1,468 (U.P. $1,618) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show. In addition, you'll be able to purchase the Type Cover keyboard and an Office 365 subscription for just $169 (U.P. $307).

MSI

The MSI GP62MVR Leopard Pro is equipped with an Intel Core i7-7700HQ processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 128GB SSD and 1TB HDD. It also comes with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB for its GPU. It is available at $1,999 (U.P. $2,399) at CEE 2017 and the PC Show.

The MSI GE72VR is a 17.3-inch notebook with a 120Hz FHD display for a buttery-smooth gaming experience. It features an Intel Core i7-6700HQ processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD. It also comes with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB for gaming. It costs $2,499 at the PC Show 2017 (U.P. $2,899), and comes with a Razer DeathAdder (1,800DPI) and a Logitech G230 headset.

Razer

The Razer Blade Stealth is an excellent ultrabook from gaming giant Razer. It is equipped with an Intel Core i7-6700U processor, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 256GB SSD. In addition, the 12.5-inch UHD panel supports touch input. You can get it at just $1,499 at CEE 2017, together with a free Razer DeathAdder (1,800DPI) gaming mouse, Adaro DJ headphones, and a Nabu X fitness tracker.

Casio

The Casio XJ-V1 is a lamp-free XGA projector with a 20,000-hour light source lifespan and 2,700-lumen brightness. Going for $699 at both shows, down from the usual $799, and you get free $10 CapitaVoucher, EZ Cast wireless dongle, carry case, and HDMI cable. An XJ-V2 with 3,000 lumens can be found at PC Show going for $799, and that comes with an additional Plantronics Explorer 50 Bluetooth headset.

The 3,000-lumen XJ-V100W has a WXGA (1,280 x 800-pixel) resolution, 20,000:1 contrast ratio, 20,000-hour lifespan, and a long 1.5x manual zoom lens. Going for $899 at both shows, with free gifts such as $20 CapitaVoucher, EZ Cast wireless dongle, HDMI cable, and Plantronics Explorer 50 headset.

Epson

The Epson EH-TW5350 is a reasonably priced full HD 3D home theater projector. Offering a 2,200-lumen brightness (both color and white brightness), its lamp can last up to 4,000 hours under Standard mode. Going for $1,299 (down from the usual $1,499) at CEE, with free $80 NTUC vouchers, two pairs of 3D glasses, and trolley.

The Epson EB-1781W is a wireless ultra-portable WXGA projector that weighs under 2kg. Features include 3,200 lumens of brightness (white and color light output), and a Gesture Presenter that allows users to advance through a presentation directly with their hands. Going for $1,300 at CEE, with free $80 NTUC vouchers, carry case, and trolley.

Innovative

The Innovative Q5 is a very small portable projector that weighs just 140g. It has a native resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, and its internal battery can last about two hours. It has one USB port, one VGA port, one HDMI port, one AV-in jack, and one 2.1-ch audio jack. It even has room for a microSD card slot. Going for $599 at PC Show.

The DS 8 is a wireless mini PC Android TV projector. It has a native 1,280 x 800-pixel resolution, supports AirPlay and Miracast, and is equipped with a rechargeable battery that lasts 2 hours. Brightness is rated at 2,200 lumens. It also has 8GB of internal storage. Going for $1,799 at PC Show.

Philips

This 55-inch Philips PUT5801 is a 4K UHD TV that's only going for $999 at CEE. It supports DVB-T2, jas 4 HDMI ports, and a 16W RMS sound output. Free gifts include a digital antenna, an HDMI cable, and an Android hub.

Or you can go for the 49-inch version for $799. Free gifts include a digital antenna, an HDMI cable, and an Android hub.

The 50PUT6800 is a 50-inch 4K TV running Android OS. Going for just $1,199 at CEE, with free gifts such as a digital antenna and an HDMI cable.

Samsung

The KS7500 SUHD TV is a 4K TV enhanced by Samsung's quantum dot technology. It has a curved screen for an immersive viewing experience and an easy-to-use Smart Hub UI. The 55-inch model is going for $2,749 (U.P: $4,199) and you get a free 40-inch J5200 full HD TV, too. You can also trade-in your old TV set at CEE to offset a bit of the cost when buying this TV. Other free gifts only at CEE include a wall mount and $50 voucher.

Samsung's latest QLED TVs are in town too. Representing the company's flagship TVs for 2017, these quantum dot-enhanced TVs sport peak brightness up to 1,500 and 2,000 nits for HDR, a new Invisible Connection to minimize cable clutter, and a remote that's able to control many HDMI-connected devices from a single source. This 55-inch curved Q8 model is going for $4,299 at CEE. A bigger 65-inch model goes for $5,799. Free gifts include a curved soundbar worth $799. You can find the QLED TVs at PC Show, too.

The curved MU8000 series is also part of Samsung's 4K lineup this year. This 49-inch model supports HDR, has brightness up to 1,000 nits and comes with Samsung's newest Smart Hub UI. Going for $2,099 at PC Show (similar at CEE) and comes with a free Blu-ray player. There's also a bigger 55-inch model going for $2,999, and that comes with a free 32-inch HDTV.

Sony

The Bravia A1 is Sony's first large-screen 4K HDR TV to use OLED technology. Not only does the picture look good, the design also stands out. For example, thanks to the Acoustic Surface audio system, you won't see any speakers on the TV. You can pre-order it at CEE for $7,399 for the 55-inch model (U.P: $8,999) or $10,499 for the 65-inch model (U.P: $12,999), with free gifts such as a PlayStation 4 Pro.

The midrange Bravia X9000E is a bright 4K HDR TV running the Android TV platform. Driven by Sony’s X1 processor, it has most of Sony’s proprietary picture processing tech, such as X-tended Dynamic Range Pro, Triluminos display, 4K X-Reality Pro, so you can be assured of  a top-notch image quality. Going at CEE for $5,459 (65-inch), $3,159 (55-inch), $2,499 (49-inch) after a $2,440, $1,440, and $650 cashback respectively. If you buy an X9000E, you can get the option to buy a PS4 bundle at a discount.

Looking for an entry-level 4K TV? Consider the X7000E, which supports HDR, has Sony’s ClearAudio+ tech for rich sound, and sports a narrow aluminum frame and clever cable management features. Going at CEE for $1,549 after a $450 cashback for the 49-inch model, or $1,349 after a $250 cashback for the 43-inch model.

ASUS

The ASUS ROG Rapture GT-AC5300 is the first ROG router that ASUS designed specifically for gamers. It broadcasts up to three networks and supports a total maximum bandwidth of 5,300Mbps. It also comes with features like ROG Game Center and Game Boost, which helps improve networking performance. It is going for $559 and comes with a free ASUS gaming mouse and USB-AC54 wireless adapter. But hurry, because these two freebies are limited to the first 20 sets per day. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Also, check out our review of this monster router here!

The RT-AC5300 is ASUS’ latest tri-band wireless router was designed for modern homes with multiple connected devices. It supports MU-MIMO technology and features Broadcom’s new NitroQAM technology which allows it to offer a maximum combined throughput of 5300MBps on its single 2.4GHz band and dual 5GHz band. It is priced at $429 (U.P.: $469) and comes with a free ASUS gaming mouse. It also comes with lifetime access to the WTFast GPN accelerator service. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Also, check out our review of the RT-AC5300 router here!

The ASUS AC87U is one of the fastest dual-band routers you can buy right now. Its 5GHz network supports speeds of up to 1,733MBps, while its 2.4GHz network supports speeds of up to 600Mbps. It is going for S$289 (U.P $309) and comes with a free ASUS gaming mouse. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review of the ASUS RT-AC87U here!

D-Link

The D-Link DIR-895L features a bright red chassis and a striking design. It is a tri-band router capable of a supporting a combined bandwidth of 5300Mbps on its two 5GHz networks and single 2.4GHz network. It is going for $399 (U.P $449). Available at CEE 2017. Also, be sure to check out our review of this high-end router here!

For something more affordable but no less powerful, there's the D-Link DIR-890L. It is also a tri-band router but it supports lower speeds of up to 3200Mbps. It is going for $299 (U.P $399). Available at CEE 2017. Check out our review of the D-Link DIR-890L here!

If you have Wi-Fi dead spots at home, consider the D-Link DAP-1720 Wi-Fi range extender. It is a dual-band range extender that supports speeds of up to 1300Mbps on its 5GHz band and speeds of up to 450Mbps on its 2.4GHz band. It also features a Gigabit Ethernet port to connect to other wired devices. It is going for S$115 (U.P $135). Available at CEE 2017.

Linksys

The Linksys EA9500 router is an AC5300-class router that serves up speeds of up to 5,300Mbps on its single 2.4GHz network and two 5GHz network. It also has a whopping 8 Gigabit Ethernet ports. It is also the winner of the Best Wireless Award at our 2017 Tech Awards. It is going for just $449 (U.P $ 539). Available at CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review of this monster router here too!

The Linksys Velop is one of the few true wireless mesh networking systems on sale. It is easy to setup and manage, and effectively increases your Wi-Fi coverage at home. It is available as a single unit set, a two-pack bundle, and a three-pack bundle. It is priced at $299 (U.P $349), $499 (U.P $599), and $649 (U.P $749) respectively. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review of the Linksys Velop here too!

The Linksys EA8500 was the first consumer router in the world to ship with support for MU-MIMO directly out of the box. It is a dual-band router that supports speeds of up to 1,733Mbps on its 5GHz band, and speeds of up to 800Mbps on its 2.4GHz band. It is going for $199 (U.P $359). Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review here.

Netgear

For performance-critical applications, a wired connection offers the best performance and reliability. The Netgear S8000 is a sleek 8-port Gigabit Ethernet switch designed specifically for enthusiasts. It also supports link-aggregation, allowing users to combine four connections to create a single super-fast 4Gbps connection. It has a special launch price of $229. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

The Netgear Nighthawk X10 is one of the few routers in the market to support the new super fast 802.11ad standard. Using its 60GHz network, the X10 router is able to transmit at speeds of up to 4,600Mbps. In total, the X10 can offer a maximum bandwidth of 7,200Gbps. It is going for $699 (U.P $799). Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

Although not a true mesh networking system, the Netgear Orbi has gained a reputation for being one of the most effective Wi-Fi systems for large homes. It dedicates a single 5GHz high speed network for backhaul transmissions, and offers a single 2.4GHz network and 5GHz network for client use. The two-kit pack consisting of an Orbi router and satellite is currently going for $649 (U.P $749). Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

TP-Link

The TP-Link Talon AD7200 was the first consumer router to ship with support for 802.11ad, a super-fast wireless standard that offers speeds of up to 4,600Mbps but at the cost of range. It also offers support for the more common 802.11ac standard and its 5GHz band and 2.4GHz will support speeds of up to 1,733Mbps and 800Mbps respectively. It is going for $469 (U.P $499). Available at CEE 2017. Check out our review of the Talon AD7200 here!

The TP-Link Archer C5400 is a AC5300-class router capable of delivering a combined bandwidth of up to 5,300Mbps. It comes with two USB 3.0 ports and also supports MU-MIMO technology. It is priced at $399 (U.P $449). Available at CEE 2017.Check out our review of this router here!

Asustor

The Asustor AS3104T is a 2-bay NAS powered by a 1.6GHz dual-core Celeron processor and supports 4K video playback. It is priced at $599 and comes with two WD Red 2TB drives. Available at CEE 2017.

The Asustor 6104T is a 4-bay NAS powered by a 1.6GHz quad-core Celeron processor and supports 4K video playback. It also features hardware encryption for increased security. The barebones system is $539. Available at CEE 2017.

Samsung

The Samsung SSD 960 Pro is arguably the fastest SSD you can buy right now. It is also the winner of Best SSD in our 2017 Tech Awards. Prices begin at $499 for the 512GB version. All purchases will come with a free copy of Starcraft: Legacy of the Void. Check out our review of the SSD 960 Pro here!

The Samsung SSD 850 Pro is easily one of the fastest SATA-based 2.5-inch SSDs in the market today. Prices begin at $209 for the 256GB model and tops out at $1,409 for the 2TB model. It also comes with a 10-year long warranty. The 256GB and 512GB drives will come with a external HDD case, whereas the 1TB and 2TB drives will get you a free gaming mouse. Available at CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review of this drive here!

If you need a speedy portable external drive, the Samsung T3 is exactly what you are looking for. Prices begin at $289 for the 500GB version. The 1TB drive is $589 and the 2TB drive is $1,179. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017. Check out our review of the Samsung T3 here!

SanDisk

The SanDisk SSD Plus is one of the most affordable SSDs in the market today. Prices begin at just $82 for the 120GB version. There's also 256GB, 480GB, and 960GB variants that are priced at $128, $225, $435 respectively. Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

Seagate

The Backup Plus Slim is compact and comes in a multitude of colors to suit your taste. The 1TB drive is $85 (U.P $109) while the 2TB drive is $125 (U.P $159). Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

The Seagate Backup Plus Hub is a desktop drive with an integrated USB hub that has two USB 3.0 ports. The 4TB drive is $179 (U.P $269), while the 6TB and 8TB drives are $369 (U.P $459) and $459 (U.P $499) respectively.

The Seagate Wireless Plus lets users wireless expand their storage by up to 2TB. It has up to 10 hours of battery life and can stream to a maximum of 7 devices simultaneously. The 1TB drive is $179 (U.P $259), while the 2TB drive is $249 (U.P. $359). Available at both CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

Synology

The Synology DS216play is 2-bay NAS powered by a 1.5GHz dual-core CPU and supports 4K UHD transcoding, making playback on various devices easier. The barebones system is going for $344 (U.P $401). Available at CEE 2017.

For users who want more, the Synology DiskStation DS916+ features a quad-core Intel 1.6GHz processor, 8GB of RAM, and 4 drive bays supporting SATA HDDs and SSDs. It is available as a barebones system for $863 (U.P $963).

Toshiba

The Toshiba Canvio Connect II comes in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB capacities and is priced at $85 and $129. All purchases will come with a free carrying case. Available at CEE 2017.

Western Digital

The WD My Book Duo is ideal for users who want the utmost in redundancy for their data. Each My Book Duo comes with two drives configured in RAID 1 so all your data is automatically duplicated. Prices begin at $369 (U.P $469) for the 4TB version. There's also 6TB, 12TB, and 16TB versions going for $429 (U.P $549), $769 (U.P $999), and $978 (U.P $1,199) respectively. All purchases will come with a free Panasonic headphone and 1-year data recovery service.

The WD My Cloud Mirror is essentially the cloud storage version of the My Book Duo. Like the My Book Duo, the My Cloud Mirror comes with two drives configured in RAID 1 for enhanced protection. Prices begin at $399 (U.P $499) for the 4TB model. There are also additional 6TB, 8TB, 12TB and 16TB models and are priced at $499 (U.P $649), $599 (U.P $599), $799 (U.P 4$1,199), and $999 (U.P $1,399) respectively. Every purchase will also come with a free Takashimaya voucher and 1-year free data recovery service. Available at CEE 2017 and PC Show 2017.

Gaming Monitors

Acer

The Acer Predator XB281HK is a 28-inch 4K gaming monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync support for smooth gaming. Supports HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity, and has a built-in USB 3.0 hub with 4 downlink ports. Going for $698 at both shows, down from the usual $999.

The Acer Predator X34 is a giant 34-inch QHD curved monitor that supports NVIDIA G-Sync. It supports HDMI, DisplayPort, and has a built-in 4-port USB 3.0 hub. Going for $1,399 at both shows, with free DisplayPort and HDMI cables.

AOC

This AOC AGON AG271QG is a 27-inch, 2,560 x 1,440-pixel IPS display that supports NVIDIA G-Sync, a fast 165Hz refresh rate, with inputs like HDMI and DisplayPort. Going for $1,199 at CEE, down from $1,299.

ASUS

The ASUS VG248QEJ is a 24-inch full HD monitor with a fast 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, making it ideal for gaming. It supports, HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI-D, and is compatible with the NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 kit. Going for $489 at both shows, and comes with a free HDMI cable.

BenQ

This BenQ Zowie XL2735 is a 27-inch, 2,560 x 1,440-pixel monitor targeted at gamers. It sports a 144Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time, along with a DyAc tech to help maintain image clarity during gaming. It has shields on both sides of the display to block out distractions, and comes with an S Switch that lets you quickly access the OSD and your personal settings. Going for $1,049 at PC Show.

This BenQ Zowie XL2540 may be a relatively small 24.5-inch 1080p monitor, but the panel has a native 240Hz refresh rate. It also has blinkers at the sides to block out distractions, a built-in USB hub, and features like Black eQualizer to give you an edge during gaming. Going for $799 at PC Show.

Dell

The Dell S2718H is a 27-inch full HD monitor that supports AMD's FreeSync tech for smooth gaming. It touts very thin bezels, and a lifelike viewing experience thanks to Dell HDR tech. Going for $439 at both shows, down from the usual $499.

LG

The LG 34UM69G is another 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor from LG. Going for $799 at both shows, it has a 75Hz panel, and sports LG's 1ms motion blur reduction tech. It also supports AMD's FreeSync tech, and has in-built 7W x 2 speakers. Free gifts include the Logitech G402 mouse and a trolley so you can have an easier time lugging the monitor home.

The 34UC79G is a 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor using a 2,560 x 1,080-pixel curved IPS panel. This giant monitor also supports a 144Hz refresh rate, AMD's FreeSync tech, and touts a 5ms response time and a 1ms motion blur reduction feature. It also comes with useful features like a reader mode and split screen to make full use of its wide display. Going for $1,099 at both shows, with free gifts such as a Logitech G402 mouse and a Plantronics RIG 500HS gaming headset.

Prism+

The Prism+ X340 is a 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 3,440 x 1,440-pixel resolution. It has a 100Hz refresh rate and the panel supports wide color gamut. The company (founded by Aftershock) is selling it at PC Show at $899 (U.P: $1,268).

Gaming Headsets, Input Devices, Consoles

Creative

The 2015 flagship of the Sound BlasterX series is the H7 – a pair of over-the-ear headphones designed for long hours of gaming. It comes with massive 50mm FullSpectrum drivers and 7.1 surround sound support, and a detachable noise-cancelling microphone for clear and powerful audio when communicating with your team. The H7 is just S$139 (U.P. S$259) exclusively at PC Show (MBS), over at Creative’s booths (8021 and 8022).

Read our Creative SoundBlasterX H7 coverage here.

HyperX

The HyperX Cloud II gaming headset comes with 7.1 surround sound and a microphone that has noise-cancellation. It’s backed by a pair of 53mm neodymium drivers. It’s now going at S$139 (U.P. S$149) with a free headset case thrown into the mix. Find it at the gaming booths located on the left side of PC Show (MBS).

The HyperX Cloud Stinger has 90-degree rotating ear cups and 50mm drivers. The ear pads use its signature memory foam for comfortable extended use. The microphone comes automatically muted when you swivel it away. It’s now going at S$69 (U.P. S$79), with a free headset hanger thrown into the mix. Find it at the gaming booths located on the left side of PC Show (MBS).

Logitech G

The Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum gaming headset comes in Spectrum Snow limited edition model. It’s a wireless 7.1 audio headphone with a range of customization options like 16.8 million colors RGB lighting, modular backlit speaker plates, and three programmable Logitech G-keys. They retail at S$249 (U.P. S$299). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

The Logitech G533 gaming headset is supported by its proprietary Pro-G audio drivers and DTS Headphone:X, a 7.1 virtual surround sound technology. It’s made for extended use, featuring a lightweight build with an over-the-ear form factor. The ear pads are mesh, which is breathable and can be removed for cleaning. They are going for S$195 (S$229). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

The Logitech G Pro keyboard is a new, compact RGB TKL (tenkeyless) mechanical keyboard fitted with Logitech's own Romer G mechanical switches. It has a detachable USB cable making it easy to transport. Get one from CEE or PC Show for S$179 (usual price: S$199) and get a free $20 Steam Value card, one set of gaming keycaps and an eSport carrying bag.

The Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum mouse is at the top of Logitech's lineup and features a 1-milisecond latency free report rate and a 12,000 dpi PMW3366 optical sensor. The's mouse shape can be customized for a left-handed gamer thanks to removable side panels and an ambidextrous main body. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$199 (usual price: S$249).

Razer

The Razer Kraken 7.1 v2 is a gaming headset with 50mm drivers. It comes with a durable uni-body aluminum frame that’s a little friendlier for rage-inducing teammates. It also comes with a retractable, built-in microphone, and virtual 7.1 positional audio, also with active noise-cancelling that requires PC software Razer Synapse to work. It’s now available at S$139.90 (U.P. S$159.90). You can find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

Read our Razer Kraken 7.1 v2 coverage here.

The Razer Man O’ War is a wireless gaming headset with 50mm drivers and 7.1 virtual surround sound. Its wireless connectivity is supported by the 2.4GHz USB dongle, and it offers 14 hours of uninterrupted gameplay audio. The left earcup conceals its retractable unidirectional digital microphone. Now, you can get one at S$239.90 (U.P. S$299.90). Find them at its rightful gaming zone at both CEE (Level 4, Suntec) and PC Show (MBS).

Razer's BlackWidow Chroma V2 is a full-sized mechanical RGB keyboard with a durable steel frame. This keyboard comes with a removable magnetic wrist rest (not pictured) and is available in Razer's own Green, Orange and new linear Yellow switches. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$269.90 (usual price: S$289.90) and get a free 8GB Razer thumbdrive!

The Razer Deathadder Elite is one of the most popular gaming mice in e-sports, thanks to its comfortable ergonomic shape and high quality 10,000DPI optical sensor. Grab one from CEE or PC Show for S$89.90 (usual price: S$109.90) and get a free Razer Goliathus Small mouse mat.

SteelSeries

The flagship SteelSeries gaming headset is none other than the SteelSeries Arctis 7. It supports wireless connectivity via a USB dongle, while supporting 3.5mm wired connections, too. On it are 40mm drivers aided with DTS Headphone:X digital surround sound technology. It’s compatible with PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Xbox. While it’s still retailing at its U.P. of S$279 at CEE, you can nag a free SteelSeries t-shirt for your efforts, while stocks last.

The SteelSeries Siberia 200 gaming headphones pack 50mm drivers in a lightweight body, making it a popular, long-standing option for gamers around the globe. It’s now S$89 (U.P. S$129). You can find it at CEE (Suntec) and PC Show (MBS), right where all the gaming peripherals are proudly on display.

The Steelseries Apex M650 is fitted with Steelseries' own QX2 Mechanical Gaming Switches, co-developed with Gateron. The switches have a substantially lower actuation point allowing for faster gameplay, and are available in Blue, Red, and Brown switches, all of which correspond to their Cherry MX equivalents. Get one from CEE or PC Show for just S$169 (usual price: S$249).

One of Steelseries most popular mice, the Sensei Raw is a 7 button ambidextrous mouse with an ADNS-9500 laser sensor capable of up to 5670DPI. Get one from CEE or PC Show for just S$69 (usual price: S$129).

Xbox / PlayStation 4

And here are some console offers we spotted at the Challenger GameOn area (Level 4, Suntec) at CEE.

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