Yes. Mr Tech is 100% New Zealand owned and operated, based in Auckland, and sells to customers throughout the country. Our support team is in New Zealand too, so you deal with a local team in your own time zone rather than an overseas marketplace seller.

Yes, we deliver nationwide across New Zealand. Delivery options and costs for your address are shown at checkout. Once your order ships, you can check its progress any time on our Track Order page. Full details are in our Shipping & Delivery Policy.

Yes. Everything we sell is genuine, brand-name stock from manufacturers including Ubiquiti, BOOX, ANNKE and BLUETTI. Because you’re buying from a New Zealand business, your purchase is also protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act.

A PoE injector is the simplest, lowest-cost way to power one or two PoE devices from a network that doesn’t supply PoE, such as a single camera or access point. Once you have three or more PoE devices, a PoE switch is usually the better choice. It powers and connects them all from one box, with less cabling and fewer power points.

Read our guide: PoE Switch vs PoE Injector.

For most homes, PoE cameras are the more reliable choice. A single Ethernet cable carries both power and data, so recording isn’t affected by WiFi drop-outs, interference or flat batteries. WiFi cameras are easier to install where running cable isn’t practical, but they need a strong signal at every camera location.

Compare both in our guide: PoE vs WiFi Security Cameras.

It depends on how you’ll use it:

• The Go series is a lighter, streamlined line focused on reading and everyday use.
• The Note series is built for handwritten notes and marking up PDFs.
• The Tab series is the larger, more powerful option for productivity.
• The Palma is a phone-sized reader that fits in a pocket.

Colour models such as the Note Air5 C and Go Color 7 suit comics, charts and highlighted documents. See also: E-Ink vs iPad for Note-Taking.

Yes. A modem, router, fibre ONT and access point use relatively little power, so a portable power station can keep your home internet and WiFi running through an outage. How long it lasts depends on the unit’s battery capacity and how many devices you connect. The same setup can also keep security cameras and an NVR recording while the power is out.

Shop BLUETTI power stations.

Contact us with your order number and a description of the problem, and we’ll work with you on a repair, replacement or refund. As a New Zealand retailer, our products are covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act, which applies on top of any manufacturer’s warranty. Return conditions are set out in our Returns & Refunds Policy.

Yes. Our NZ-based team can help you pick the right switches, access points, cameras and accessories for your home or business. That covers things like fixing WiFi dead zones, planning PoE cameras for a new build, or upgrading an office network. Call +64 9 320 4764 or message us through our Contact Us page.

For a head start, read How to Fix WiFi Dead Zones or our NZ Smart Home Wiring Guide.