The Stuffs Review

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in December 2020, I was into getting a crystal singing bowl as I love the sound that is produced by them and also to cleanse the crystals that I have. As such, I decided to search for one. To me, the quality of a crystal singing bowl is something important, so I would want to get it from a seller that I trust. I found that Gemstory sells crystal singing bowls. As I have bought some stuff with them before, I decided to go down to their shop and enquire instead of getting it online. Unfortunately, it was out of stock and the next batch will only come in a couple of months. I was not in a hurry, so I decided to put up a request for one with them. Come April 2021, and I finally received a message from them saying that the crystal bowls are finally here. So I made my way down to

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in December 2019, while thinking of what kind of gifts to get for Christmas, I came across a few aroma diffusers online. As such, I decided to get one for myself by searching around for one, and I found the Xiaomi HL Mini USB Air Aromatherapy Diffuser EOD01. Since I am a kinda Xiaomi fan, I decided to go with this instead of others. The Stuff Like most aroma diffusers, the Xiaomi HL Mini USB Air Aromatherapy Diffuser EOD01 comes in a simple minimalist white color design. It has a water capacity of 120ml and it is powered by USB C. It also has different color lights that can be toggled to create ambiance. In addition, it has an auto power-off function when there is no more water to prevent overheating. In terms of packaging, the contents are simple. It contains the diffuser it

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in late 2017, while I was in Hong Kong for my holiday, I went to an Eslite store where they sell various stuff from various small stores. I came across one store that sells coffee and saw the ecoffee reusable coffee cup on their shelf. I had been thinking of getting one of such cups for a while since I drink coffee every day. As such, I decided to get one for myself. The Stuff The ecoffee reusable coffee cup comes in various designs and sizes. Mine comes in brown color and I believe is in 14oz (I took the biggest at that time). Basically is like those takeaway coffee cups from cafes, but a reusable version. In terms of the material used, according to ecoffee website,  it states the following:  "Made with natural fibre, corn starch and resin, it’s BPA, BPS and phthalate-f

Background Back in 2015, I was into messenger bags as they were easy to take things out as compared to a backpack. Since it's sling across the shoulder, if I need to take something out, all I need to do was to swing the bag to the front and open it. Even though I already have a messenger bag, I wanted one that was packable and smaller in size, so that I can either bring it along as an extra bag when I am carrying a backpack, or I can use it on occasions where I do not bring a lot of stuff when I'm going out. I decided to search online for one and found one that interests me: the Herschel Packable Messenger Bag. As I couldn't find a local seller online that sells it, I ordered one from Rakuten. The Stuff The Herschel Packable Messenger Bag is packed into a rectangular shape like most packable backpacks do. It comes in various colors and mine came in red and dark blue. Here are some pictures that I have taken to show how the stuff looks like: The Herschel Packable Messenger B

Disclosure: Please note that this post contains affiliate links (marked with an *) and any sales made through such links will reward The Stuffs Review a small commission – at no extra cost for you. Background Back in my cycling days when I just had my road bike, I was looking online to see what kind of front light I would need for my ride. It is important as I usually ride at night. I came across watching Global Cycling Network (GCN) on YouTube talking about safety lights. As such, I went around cycling shops in Singapore to look for one, and I saw the Cateye Rapid X2 White Front Light. Since Cateye is a trusted brand, I decided to get it. The Stuff The Cateye Rapid X2 White Front Light is a safety light with an aero kinda design. It is to be mounted on one side of the fork, though it can be mounted on the handlebar which will look weird. Recharging it is via micro USB and it has 6 different lighting modes. It also has a mode memory function that will go back to the last lighting mode