Technology
Motorola Razr Fold: Not quite cutting the mustard
Though a well-rounded debut, the Motorola Razr Fold falls behind its more experienced rivals in a couple of key areas
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I got hands-on with Beyerdynamic’s new gaming headsets at Gamescom and came away impressed Comfortable, well-priced and without an RGB light in sight, Beyerdynamic’s MMX 100 and MMX 130 could be the new thinking man’s gaming headset of choice -
Sony’s updated some of its most beloved headphones The Sony WH-1000XM4, first released in 2020, get a modern makeover alongside a couple of the brand’s popular budget-friendly options -
The best budget smartphones to buy in 2026 Looking to save money on your next smartphone? These are the best budget phones to buy in the UK, fully tested by our team of experts -
Asus Zenbook A14 (2026) review: A bit of a let down More expensive than the MacBook Neo and better in some ways, but it’s just a tad overpriced£800 -
Apple AirPods 5: ANC standard across the range and 50% more noise reduction than the last generation Sorry, AirPods lovers, but you’re not getting Apple headphones with a camera just yet. But the semi-open AirPods are back and more advanced than ever -
iPhone Duo: Apple finally makes its foldable phone debut IP68-rated, stylus support and slick software but hugely expensive – the iPhone Duo is a mixed bag reveal -
The iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max bring big battery life upgrades Big upgrades to battery life, the introduction of Siri AI and a new colour but it's more expensive this year -
Sony’s new ULT Tower speakers are tuned by Dready and ready to rumble Sony takes its ULT Power Sound range to new heights with the addition of potent new ULT Tower 5, ULT Tower 7 and ULT Tower Max options -
Sennheiser Accentum Clip review: Great for natural, open-ear sound Aside from minor issues around connectivity and control, Sennheiser has delivered on the essentials with its open debut£150 -
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LG G6 OLED review: Another LG OLED masterclass LG’s latest G-series OLED improves on its already strong predecessor - but can it also stand tall against this year’s unprecedented level of competition?£2999 -
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Alienware AW3226DM: Big-screen gaming without the big price Alienware’s curved 32in monitor fires up a thrilling gaming experience for sensible money£379 -
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Alienware AW2726DM: A sub-£400 OLED bargain The AW2726DM slashes the build budget to achieve 240Hz QD-OLED gaming for under £400£369
