Reviews
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Honor 600 review: Saved by a swift price cut
With the attempted price hike revoked, the Honor 600 is now worth buying, especially for its software support and storage capacity
£399
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Shokz OpenDots Air review: A great-value clip-on earbuds option The Shokz OpenDots Air can’t match their flagship stablemates in a few key areas, but are very capable understudies if you want to save some cash£129 -
Coway Airmega 100 review: A no-frills air purifier that gets the job done If you’re tired of app-connected home tech and crave the simplicity of days gone by, the Coway Airmega 100 might be the air purifier for you£149 -
recommended
Bosch AdvancedHedgeCut 36V-65-28: Big Bosch bosses bulky bushes The Bosch AdvancedHedgeCut 36V-65-28’s long blade and great ergonomics make it a hit for trimming tall and deep hedges£325 -
best buy
Dimplex DuoCool review: A slick pedestal fan with a transforming twist Quiet and capable cooling with cordless convenience and a useful floor fan mode. There’s much to love about this ingenious pedestal fan£180 -
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Eufy C15: A robot mower that's simple and effective Eufy’s baby mower can be set up to mow in minutes and doesn't need a boundary wire£999 -
Lenovo Legion Go 2 review: A heavy-hitting handheld gaming PC that’s way too pricey The Legion Go 2 is a powerful gaming handheld with a gorgeous screen, but it’s heavy and far too expensive£1620 -
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Simba TripleShield Bamboo mattress protector: Soft, breathable and waterproof This bamboo protector is soft and comfortable. But if you’re a really hot sleeper, Simba's Tencel alternative might be the better choice£69 -
Dimplex FlexBlade review: A transforming bladeless tower fan for less This cheaper take on the bladeless fan promises good value, but it’s a bit too noisy and it can’t dish out much more than a light breeze£199 -
best buy
Shokz OpenDots 2 review: The new open-ear earbuds kings Shokz’s new flagship clip-on earbuds are an impressive upgrade on their predecessors, but there's one scenario you won't want to use them in£179 -
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Onyx Boox Go 10.3 (Gen II) Lumi: Quirky but capable If you want your digital notepad to be able to do everything, the Onyx Boox Go 10.3 is the device to go for£385 -
Oppo Reno 16 Pro review: Ideas above its station Oppo wants you to pay a lot more money for a phone that doesn’t exactly scream ‘flagship’£899 -
Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema review: Great fun, but imperfect A fun gimmick, but the Mini Evo Cinema is expensive and struggles to marry the analogue and digital worlds effectively£330
