Reviews
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AeroPress Manual Coffee Grinder review: A competent but confusing grinder
A manual grinder that can handle a range of grind sizes – including espresso – but it's pricey and confusing to use
£199
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Philips i9000 Prestige Ultra review: Close shave, high price An exceptionally close and comfortable rotary shave backed by huge battery life, but you'll pay handsomely for features you may rarely use£375 -
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Better in just about every way The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is a wall-to-wall improvement on its predecessor – but only a select few actually need all that it offers£649 -
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Honor Magic V6 review: Feelin’ so fly like a V6 The Honor Magic V6 is stronger, longer-lasting and more powerful than ever – but it’s also now far more expensive£1999 -
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Cosori Turbo Tower 10.8L review: A family sized stacked air fryer Flexibility sits at the heart of this dual air fryer, whether you’re cooking for one or a crowd.£240 -
best buy
Honor MagicBook 16 (2026) review: An excellent all-rounder with epic battery life If you want a smart, modern 16in laptop and a decent amount of change from £1,000, the new MagicBook 16 is about as good as it gets£849 -
best buy
Eufy Wired Cam C31 review: All the security camera most people will ever need The Eufy C31 is a cheap and versatile security camera that tracks quickly and silently, and is refreshingly free of any subscription entanglements£40 -
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Kärcher K3 eco!Booster review: The compact pressure washer that does more A compact pressure washer with more power than rivals plus the bonus of a water-saving flat-jet lance. It’s not super-cheap, but it’s worth the extra outlay£160 -
Segway Navimow X430: A hugely capable, rugged robo mower The Navimow X430 should be pretty much unstoppable, and has 3,000m2 capability£2499 -
Dell XPS 14: A reboot that delivers style and substance at a price The first new XPS laptop since Dell backtracked on the series' demise is a sleek, high-quality machine, but it’s not cheap, and the entry-level models are rather puny£1749 -
Tempur Cloud SmartCool Pillow review: A hefty memory foam pillow Tempur’s memory foam takes some getting used to, but the Cloud SmartCool Pillow proves itself a comfortable and supportive option£165 -
Oppo Reno 16: Better than the Pro, but it still has cons The Oppo Reno 16 is better value for money than its Pro sibling, but it still falls short of the best in this price range£699 -
Tempur Luxe Fibre Cooling Duvet: Comfy, but not quite cooling This microfibre duvet is light, airy and very comfy – but it doesn’t really cool you down£349 -
Fitbit Air: Google's first fitbit for years is a miss The first Fitbit for years is a super comfortable on-trend distraction free tracker, but it's not the hit Google might have hoped for£85