Reviews
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Samsung Gear S2 review: Worth buying in 2018? The clever bezel is just part of the Gear S2's great design but we're not sold on Tizen yet£250
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Samsung Galaxy Tab E review: Ancient and outdated Reasonably cheap, but the ageing Samsung Galaxy Tab E simply doesn't cut it as a budget tablet in 2018£140
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LG G7 ThinQ review: A return to form A return to form, the LG G7 offers excellent all-around performance at a reasonable price£599
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recommendedCooler Master MasterCase H500P Mesh White review This redesign improves the cooling from last year's H5OOP, while keeping its neat-freak tendencies£138
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Asustor AS6302T: A premium NAS without a premium price A great mid-range two-bay NAS appliance with some impressive talents£309
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best buyHonor 7X: The cheapest 18:9 phone on the market At only £195, the Honor 7X is the cheapest 18:9 smartphone on the market. It has a gorgeous design and a competent dual-lens camera, too£270
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best buyApple iPhone 5S review: Usurped by the iPhone SE A respectively fast processor, excellent build quality and a great operating system, but has since been replaced by newer models£459
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Wired2Fire Pyro Stryker: A small PC that performs well Besides a deftly overclocked CPU, the Pyro Stryker is happy to play things safe£600
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best buyThe Witcher 3 review: a great game, now at a lower price The Witcher 3 is a good game made great by its plot, world and characters. And now it's cheaper!£50
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recommendedSamsung Galaxy A5 (2016) review Fast and beautifully designed, the Galaxy A5 (2016) is Samsung's best mid-range phone yet, but is the 2017 A5 a better purchase?£290
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Thecus N4810 review: A cut-price NAS that's hard to beat A superb-value four-bay NAS with a few rough edges, this is a great choice for experienced techies£286
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best buyApple iPad Pro 12.9in (2017) review: Tablet perfection Apple’s 12.9in iPad Pro is still the best tablet money can buy, but impressive internal improvements bump it up to a necessary purchase£769