Reviews
Philips Baristina : Nothing, if not consistent
Strange design choices have led to the Philips Baristina being disappointingly average for the price
£300
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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£1699 -
recommended
Oura ring 5: The most unobtrusive wearable The Oura ring has no bells and whistles, and that is why I love it£399 -
best buy
Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro: A fantastic all-rounder An exceptional health and fitness-focussed smartwatch with a few niggles but plenty to love£379 -
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 -
best buy
Secretlab Atlas review: A discreet, comfortable office/gaming chair hybrid The Secretlab Atlas marries firm, supportive gaming chair foam with a healthy suite of office chair adjustment options – and the results are very impressive£429 -
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 -
recommended
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 -
recommended
Alienware AW3226DM: Big-screen gaming without the big price Alienware’s curved 32in monitor fires up a thrilling gaming experience for sensible money£379 -
recommended
Alienware AW2726DM: A sub-£400 OLED bargain The AW2726DM slashes the build budget to achieve 240Hz QD-OLED gaming for under £400£369 -
best buy
Philips Airfryer 5000 Series Megabasket review: Big and versatile A versatile drawer and steam cooking makes the Philips Airfryer 5000 Series Megabasket perfect for busy families£260 -
recommended
Roborock Saros 20 Neo: A low-slung vacu-hero Crammed with clever features and technology, but expensive and there are wrinkles£999 -
recommended
The DJI Osmo 360 II: Similar, but better DJI’s second generation 360 camera is a real winner and fixes most of the problems we had with the original, but it is more expensive£509
