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Stuart Andrews
Stuart Andrews has been writing about technology and computing for over 25 years and has written for nearly every major UK PC and tech outlet, including PC Pro and the Sunday Times. He still writes about PCs, laptops and enterprise computing, plus PC and console gaming, but he also likes to get his hands dirty with the latest gardening tools and chill out with his favourite movies. He loves to test things and will benchmark anything and everything that comes his way.
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The best dehumidifiers we’ve tested in 2025 Here are the best dehumidifiers for drying your home and laundry, all of which have been tried and tested by our expertsStuart Andrews -
LG CineBeam S review: Ingenious, but flawed The LG CineBeam S receives top marks for innovation and excellent colour performance, but limited brightness, thin audio and issues spoil the final score£1099Stuart Andrews -
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Asus ROG Xbox Ally X review: How does the Xbox handheld measure up? Excellent hardware with impressive game performance, even if the Xbox software still needs a little work£799Stuart Andrews -
Asus ROG Xbox Ally review: The real Xbox experience in your hands? The ROG Xbox Ally gives you nearly everything that’s great about the premium Ally X, but may lack the performance to run the latest, greatest PC games£499Stuart Andrews -
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MSI Claw 8 AI+ A2VM review: Massive handheld, massive power MSI’s monster handheld can manage more demanding PC games and deliver something close to a home console experience£899Stuart Andrews -
Epson Lifestudio Flex EF-72 review: The perfect living room projector? The Epson Lifestudio Flex EF-72 is a brilliantly designed living room projector, but rivals offer brighter 4K images and better sound for movies£1080Stuart Andrews -
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BenQ GP520 review: Fantastic 4K pictures for the money A classy compact 4K projector with excellent picture quality and colour reproduction. It’s not quite perfect, but it is great value£1049Stuart Andrews -
Acer AOPEN QH15s review: Portable projection on the cheap Image quality isn’t bad, but the poor software and substandard audio make this less of a bargain than it first appears£120Stuart Andrews -
The best cordless lawn mowers to buy today Keep your lawn trimmed without the hassle of a cable with the best cordless mowers as tested by our expertsStuart Andrews -
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EcoAir Halo review: A large, yet surprisingly quiet, tower fan It’s not quite as powerful as it looks, but the Halo is a quiet and effective tower cooler£130Stuart Andrews -
The best smoke alarms for 2025 Get early warning of a fire with the best smoke alarms, including smart smoke alarms and stand-alone unitsStuart Andrews -
Expert Reviews' air purifier testing methodology Some air purifiers do a better job than others. We test them all to separate the top performers from the also-rans.Stuart Andrews -
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ProBreeze AirFlo 43in Hybrid Pedestal Fan review With its flexible three-part design, low noise and high performance, the AirFlo is the pedestal fan to beat for value£130Stuart Andrews -
Shark TurboBlade fan review: The shape-shifting tower fan that creates its own air blanket An ingenious design that’s great for bedroom use. It’s just a shame it’s so noisy and expensive£250Stuart Andrews -
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XGIMI MoGo 4 review: Ingenious portable projector gets an audio and battery boost It could still use more brightness and contrast, but the XGIMI MoGo 4 strikes a great balance between portability, image and audio quality and interesting bonus features£509Stuart Andrews