Reviews
recommended
Boox Palma 2 Pro: A super flexible digital note taker
This versatile handheld e-ink note-taker can turn its hand to many tasks, but it is rather expensive
£381
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Samsung U8000F review: A rare TV miss from Samsung The Samsung U8000F has Tizen, good sound and low input lag going for it, but is otherwise an underwhelming entry-level 4K TV£349 -
Boulies OP300 review: A comfy office chair that neglects one key feature The OP300 is comfortable and has plenty of features, but its lack of adjustable lumbar support is disheartening£290 -
Henry Quick Corded review: The ease of a stick with all the extra power you’ll need Powerful and practical, the Henry Quick Corded glides effortlessly around the house, but larger particles are its nemesis£160 -
best buy
OnePlus 15 review: Unbeatable value, unrivalled battery life I don’t love the new design but even still, the OnePlus 15 absolutely knocks it out of the park in every other way£849 -
Apple iPad Pro (M5, 2025) review: Still brilliant, still expensive The M5 iPad Pro is a tablet built for the AI age, but it doesn’t change much else£999 -
best buy
TCL C6KS (50C6KS) review: Shockingly good value Despite TCL rewriting the value rulebook with its premium C8K TV, we still weren’t prepared for just how much the C6KS offers for the money£389 -
recommended
JBL Grip review: Portable power in the palm of your hand The Grip is further proof (if it were needed) that JBL knows how to nail the portable speaker formula, but I’d rather have the Flip 7£90 -
recommended
Asus ROG Strix XG32UCWG monitor review: Is 165Hz enough? Asus’ gloriously glossy 4K WOLED looks stunning in all lighting conditions, but the 165Hz refresh rate – and Full HD 330Hz mode – may leave you wanting more£866 -
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recommended
Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max review: Not even the best iPhone Big, fast and with brilliant battery life, but the iPhone 17 Pro Max is not quite the best iPhone£1199 -
Lenovo Legion Go S (Windows/AMD Ryzen 2 Go) review: No-Go for demanding AAA games While it has some high points - the large, bright screen chief among them - the Legion Go S lacks the muscle to do justice to blockbuster AAA titles£549 -
Ryobi 18V ONE+ Cordless Stick (RSVS18BL) review: Lightweight, well-made, great value The Ryobi RSVS18BL is easy to use and glides across floors and carpets with ease but it does have some drawbacks£200
