Reviews
Kindle (2026): Better but much more expensive
Super portability and a top-tier reading experience help you forget the 2026 Kindle costs more without really gaining any major new features
£135
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recommended
Honor Pad X9 Max: Big screen, big battery, low price A great budget tablet that combines a massive display with a long-lasting battery and an affordable price tag£299 -
Poco F9 Pro: Breaking out of the mid-range pack Xiaomi is reaching for something more with its latest Pro Poco, but it may have reached a little too far£799 -
recommended
Smeg KLF03 review: The ultimate kitchen statement The Smeg kettle is an expensive way to boil water but if you’ve got the cash to spare, it’s a gorgeous addition to your kitchen or office£160 -
recommended
Dualit Architect kettle review: A masterclass in functional design Dualit’s Architect kettle offers a beautiful way to boil water and its patented spout is something to behold£100 -
recommended
Utility Warehouse review: One of the best energy suppliers Great service from a supplier offering more than just energy in one bill -
British Gas review: Pretty good but not the best This long-established supplier is one of the most trusted but not among the top for value -
Scottish Power review: A green energy producer with middling service Impressive green credentials with middle-of-the-road value for money and customer trust -
E.ON Next review: A mediocre supplier E.ON offers a 100% renewable electricity option for homes, but scored mediocre ratings for some aspects of customer satisfaction -
Ovo Energy review: A reasonably good supplier Great customer service with options for environmentally minded customers -
EDF Energy review: Zero-carbon, low satisfaction A good supplier if you want to reduce your carbon footprint, but the most poorly rated in our survey -
best buy
Octopus Energy review: Our favourite energy supplier Octopus Energy is a great all-rounder: a multi-award winning supplier for a reason -
recommended
Philips The Roller review: Retro-inspired Bluetooth speaker keeps the Moving Sound range on a roll Bassy, bright and built to take a battering while out and about, Philips’ The Roller is a throwback Bluetooth speaker that demands attention£169
