Introduction
Yes, I have the best car charger from Xiaomi. It’s the fast charge version which has dual QC3.0 USB ports. Loaded with 5 protections – over-current, short circuit, over-voltage, over temperature protections and anti electromagnetic disturbance. Support both Android and iOS devices. And comes with expended charging port. How does it perform? Let’s find out…
Xiaomi Car Charger – Fast Charge Version Review
Honda City front and back seats with cover
Honda City is my current ride. It was covered with plastics when it arrived. Waste no more time, I took some photos and videos before I tear out the plastics from the seats and side doors. I am not the kind that will protect new product with plastics cover. I prefer comfortable than seating on plastics covered seats.

Honda City Interior (Video)
Lazy to go to Honda showroom? No worry. I have uploaded Honda City interior video to YouTube. You can watch them here. Check them out in full HD mode.
Xiaomi Clip-on Car Charger Expansion Review
Introduction
If you own Xiaomi Car Charger – Fast Charge Version, this Xiaomi Clip-on Car Charger Expansion Device is a great accessory for back seat passengers. Yup, it comes with 1.8m nylon braided charging cable that suits for 7-seat cars as well. Having both USB-A and USB-C with PD2.0 Protocol outputs. How does it perform? Let’s find out…
Installation of Tinted Glass Rules @ JPJ Malaysia
Before got my Honda City, I planned to install windows film on it. It will help to reduce some heat on Malaysia hot weather. There is lot of window films brands like 3M, V-Kool… And they offer several products which have visible light transmittance of 70%, 60%, 50% and 40%. So can we install anyone of them that we like? I am not sure. Because based on JPJ Malaysia Installation of Tinted Glass Rules below…
[pull_quote_center]Rules 5 (1) and 5 (3) of the Motor Vehicles (Prohibition of Certain Types of Glass), Amendment 2000, stipulate that the front windscreen should permit not less than 70% light transmission, while the back windscreen and side windows should permit not less than 50% light transmission. [/pull_quote_center]