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Tom Morgan

Tom started writing about technology right after graduating from University, but has been a games and gadget fan for as long as he can remember. Beyond photography, music and home entertainment, he's also the first port of call for all reviews content on Expert Reviews.

  • Samsung RF710
    Samsung RF710 review Fast, stylish and easy to use, but the RF710 will quickly find itself outpaced when Intel’s newest processors arrive.
    £1127
    Tom Morgan
  • best buy
    Corsair SP2500
    Corsair SP2500 review We're not sure they're ideal for gamers, but we are sure that they produce excellent, high-quality audio.
    £190
    Tom Morgan
  • Tritton Black Ops 5.1 headset
    Tritton Black Ops 5.1 headset review The Black Ops 5.1 has accurate surround sound in games, but it’s expensive and audio quality is a little imbalanced.
    £133
    Tom Morgan
  • recommended
    Trust Wave 2.1
    Trust Wave 2.1 review Useful features like a wired remote and surprisingly good sound quality make the Wave 2.1 an excellent value budget speaker set.
    £36
    Tom Morgan
  • Vye Jolibook
    Vye Jolibook review Kitsch styling and a unique take on the operating system, but similarly-priced netbooks are easier to use and come with Windows
    £280
    Tom Morgan
  • Lenovo ideapad Z560
    Lenovo IdeaPad Z560 A well-built laptop with great performance, but unless you need 6GB of memory, it's a little too expensive and unbalanced.
    £699
    Tom Morgan
  • MSI GE700
    MSI GE700 review Solid performance and an excellent screen, but the GE700 suffers from poor battery life and a non-standard keyboard.
    £799
    Tom Morgan
  • Asus Lamborghini VX6
    Asus Lamborghini VX6 review The VX6 is fast, well-built and a joy to use, but regular laptops have much better performance and cost only slightly more.
    £498
    Tom Morgan
  • Dell Vostro V130
    Dell Vostro V130 review An excellent design and great build quality, but the disappointing battery life and average display let it down.
    £780
    Tom Morgan
  • Western Digital My Book Live
    Western Digital My Book Live review Basic but well thought-out and with plenty of storage, the MyBook Live is an ideal NAS for first-time users.
    £145
    Tom Morgan
  • Medion Akoya P7615
    Medion Akoya P7615 review A decent desktop replacement let down by some minor usability issues and an uninspiring design.
    £719
    Tom Morgan
  • Arbico OC i355 CS
    Arbico OC i355 CS review Connectivity might be limited, but the impressive performance and excellent upgrade potential make the OCi355 CS a great base to build from.
    £550
    Tom Morgan
  • OP3 Europa
    OP3 Europa review Plenty of connectivity options and a high-quality monitor, but performance isn't as good as other £550 PCs.
    £550
    Tom Morgan
  • Acer Aspire 7551G
    Acer Aspire 7551G review For the price, this quad-core desktop replacement isn't particularly fast, nor does it have the greatest screen
    £780
    Tom Morgan
  • Palicomp Core i3 Blast 5300C41-22
    Palicomp Core i3 Blast 5300C41-22 review Seriously fast application performance, a host of expansion ports and a svelte, LED-backlit Full HD monitor. Only a lack of 3D speed holds it back.
    £549
    Tom Morgan