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Phil has a degree in Industrial Engineering and truly enjoys writing and exploring new products. He started off writing reviews online in 2010 but decided to jump in front of the camera to create videos in recent years. When not toying with the latest gadgets, you'll find him making wine, tending his garden and orchard, and traveling around the world.

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Vava Egg Shaped Kids Baby Night Light Review

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Tomameri MP3 and MP4 Player Review

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